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Obers Dissolved Done Phosphate and Potash
LberS Farmers
Obers Fish and Potash. .....
RergS Raw Bone Fine.
Berg'S S25 Bone
Reese's Diss Phosphate of llme...................
Reeses Crown Phosphate and Potash ...........
Reeses Grass and Grain.....................
ReeSe's Challenge Crop GrOwer...................l
Pure Ground
dissolved Rock
simpsons Truck Sphate.................
Simpsons No. Raw Bone Super Phosphate.
Simpsons No. Raw Bone Super Phosphate.
Prices Farmers Bone hOSphate..................
1ilghmans Standard Fish Mixture-..............
B. x F. High Grade Acid Phosphate.
B. Il F. Acid Phosphate and POtasb................
Baueh's High Grade Acid Phosphate. ...........
Baugh's General Crop Grower......................
Acid
Jumbo Bone PbOsp
Truck PhoSphate........
Special
Our Peerless
Tip Top Soluble B
TIP Top and Potash
ScOtts Standard
ScOtts sure Growth Super PhOsphate...........
Special Soluble
Minqua Soluble Bone and Potash.....--............
Ideal Fish and Potash FeTtilizer.-.............-.
Prices Special Corn Mixture.
WOOllev's No. 2 Bone OSphate.....--.-.-......--
Horse Shoe Soluble
bore Meal '''''''''----'' ''''
. .
Soluble Bone Phi
Early Truck ANN. Bone Super PhOs-..-.-....-
Listers Crop Producer
Listers u s. Snper Phosphate ..........,........
Listers Harvest Queen Sphate................
Listers Celebrated Ground Bone.
delaware Pure Raw Bone Meal.....................
Florida Acid Phosphate ..........
Liberty Bell Potash Mixture
Champion
Triumph Pure Bone Phosphate. ..................
DetrickS Dissolved s. C. Bone...............
Detrick'S Bone and Potash Mixture.
Derrick Fish Mixture
Detrick' Is Kangaroo komplete KOmpOund.....
FISH Mixture
/ Fish and Potash Mixture No 2.............. ....
Truck and Tomato
Wheeer's Electrical Dissolved Bone. ........
Wheeler's Wheat and Glover.
WheelerS High Grade Tomato. O......................
| Wheeer'S Royal Wheat Grower.
Wheeer's Corn
WheeeTs Potato
| Canton Chemical Bakers Fish GuanO.
MspeS Grain
Mapes Corn Manure
MapeS Potato
| Armours ANN Bone and POtaSh.................
ArmOurs Grain Grower.
| Tygert Allen Standard Bone Phosphate.
| NickeTSOns Advance
Williams IL Clark Fish and Potash .................
Golden Harvest Phosphate
Tygerts Tomato Fertil Zer..... ..............
| Delaware Tomato Mixture ture.......................
| Farmers Old Economy Fertilizer-................
Farmers Acme Fertilizer. .............
| Hubbards Soluble Bone and Potash ............
| Hubbards X L Super Phosphate. .................
1 AmmOniated Bone Phosphate e....................
Special Potato
Smyrna times., 1901-07-03
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours; a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

MIHCELLANEOTR.
HOUSES aBd Toto ~ all parts of tho
city
Cheap lots. 80. = cash. - per
month
Farms. improved and unlmprovrd Dr.
all uaItH ~ the country.
Timber lands large and small
tracts enu locate few men on
government timber land
Lodging houses. restaurants. gro
Gerry stores. meat markets. cigar
stands. saloons. wood YARDS. horse
shooting shops. ali Kinds 81 busl-
neHh chances.
". J. MCCONNELL n co.
IA Pike. cor Second avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
Overcoming BAD tuck.

William Bowerman. Of West Mana
yunk, Pa smashed an heirloom. a
lookiug-giass. a few days ago. and
now fully believes thaf he win have
bad iuck Tor seven years unless tie
spell il broken b. eane magic
charm he has requested the color.
cd residents of his nelghborhood to
furnish him Nlth charms and has
already received lot az advice. one
damsei tells him 20 hire n livery
horse and drive the animal uutn the
shoe II its left hind foat falls o9.
aud then 70 nal the shoe over the
front door. SslHon Harris told him
20 stick a three-preuKed fork over
the door, 20 take an Old broom and
M e fun ~ wood ashes. and then.
bhndfolded, % knock the fork down
with a broom. ~ TIRE fork sticks up
IN the floor. said Nelson Harris. the
heodGQ lie gone. Another colored
man told Bowermau 60 steal - hairs
from the tail % a moon eyed spotted
mare. 70 paste them over the back -
his broken glass and bury the glass
In cemetery devoted exclusively 20
coiured people. Carry a rabbits
foot Get q horse chestnut from
the burr that hangs on the top limb
OF a tree and plant IL In grave
yard. Throw salt over your should
or At midnight on the last dav of the
year and wear a wooden stocking In
side out on the left foot for seven
weeks" Such are the charms that
have been received by Bowerman.
and they VIII be given fair trial
until the spell t. broken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

Give me a pony Of brandy. quick
exclaimed a nervous looking man ~
he rushed up 10 the bar in a local
hotel the other afternoon. The ifau1~
was az once Forthcoming but In
stead 81 Eulping Il down. as the
mans manner naturally suggested
that he would de-, he poured a little
into the palms % his hands. rubbed
them together. and buried his nose
In mis- hands. He gave lOng-dra an
eniffs OF inha lation until the LIQUOR
had evaporated. and then poured
more from the glass into his hands
This ops<ation he repeated until the
glass was empty. Then he paid for
his drink and went out with q look
OF contenfneut In his face.
What's the answer asked an IN
terested spectator.
1T simply means that there are
more ways than one Of beating the
devil aroursi the stump" said the
bartender. That man sWore or
drinking the first Of the year. and I
don't believe he has swallowed a
drop Of liquor since. He inhaIes n
now-slways brandy. I've known
him 10 come IN here as often as Eve
or six times day and 20 through
the performance you have Just seen
These swsar-Ofr fellows are queer
fsh. I know another man who stop
ped drinking whisky and took to hit-
ters-the kind you put a dash N in
10 cocktails. He Travelled with a
drinking crowd. and every time the
Others took whisky he would pour
out drink Of bitters No. Il didn't
make him drunk. but II nearly ruin
ed his stomach. He spent a month
In the hospital, and then went back
60 the real stuff"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

town. A couple o., weeks ago els
ney was working ln a hela on his
farm. Ia whigh he had a steer that
was being fattsned ready for XIII
ing Cfsueye work was hard. and
the weather was warm. and thsss
two causes led % his pulling on his
coat and hanging II on the fence.
In a pocket Of the coat was Ctsnsy =
gold watch.
During the morning cisney had
occasion "a 60 70 his house. and whea
he returned 70 the field he vent Tor
hts watch 20 See the time. Coat and
watch were missing from the fence
y here he had placed them =
swan" said Csney % the nfss S-eysi
steer. his only auditor. pears as II
some tramp had come along ana
just Hwlped that coat and watch"
gisney went ~ 60 the h0uaa 80 tell
his wife 0f the loss. wife. he said.
4 hung my coat on the fence. and
/ guess some tramp has stolen u"
Its good thing he did. zoo. said
Mrs. Cinney. It's jusf about ne for
framp's wear"
'sRut my gold watch was in a..
said CtmuaY.
why didn't ron say soT'' sxciaim-
ed Mrs Ctsney. Indignantly Max
AMA All NNAN AMt"t MAtNMt az tNtAA AAsAAH
when a SEQ watch - stoisr' rs a
good thlng your head isn't loose. or
you'd have that stolen. too.
No cleW - coat or watch vas Oh
talnsd ~ NJ CNnsY. and he resign
Cd himself Co his toss. Last Wednes
day several % the neiKhb1rtnE farm
frs came 70 help him XII and cut up
hts steer when the stomach ~ the
animal rad been cut open. Some
thing Eiit1erinE vas seen. Mr.. Cis-
uey. who was watching operations,
gave n little scream. and. pouur tnR
On the ElifteriuK object pulled cat 70
View Cisusy's watch and chain. APP
parnntlv none the worse for itH novel
abiding place Mr.. Cisuey BE- now
wearing Il again. and ita time keep
ing powers appear "a good a. ever,
Il guess that steer ate my coat
all rITht." said Mr. Cisney. but n
must have found Il q pretty tough
mornei \ few days before I he'd
been Killing and sailing hogs. and
the coat probably got cunHiaerahl"
salt on VI. The steer evidently Hex
I'd the coat. found the taste Of salt
good. and finished by swallowing the
whole garment. That's the only way
I can account for my watch being IN
its stomach"
@-=s=-=-a o
Mourning a speciality. SCI 7rd ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
Dust on Shipbosro.

A dusty ocean highway sounds
almost Incredible Yet those who
are familiar with sailing vessels
know that. no matter how careful
IS the DECKS may be washed down
in the morning. and how little work
OF any kind be done during the day.
nevertheless II the decks are not
swept at nirhtfall an enormous
quantity OF dust viii quickly collect
OF course on the modern liner the
hurning OF hundreds Of tons IT coal
every day and the myriads Of foot
falls daily would account Tor q con-
stdera BILE accumulation Of dust. hut
on a wind tammer.' manned by a
dozen hands or less. no such dust
producing agencies are at work. Ard
vet the records OF sailing ships show
that they collect more sra dust than
does steamer. which e nruha bly,
accounted for hy the fact that While
the dust laden smoke II The stea M
er blows away. the large area II
canvas spread by the sailor acts rs
a dust collector.
To quote an instance IN support q
this contention. We may mention
that no less than .tts barrels Of fine
dust were swept from the decks Of
an American sailing vessel during n
~ days voyage from New York TO
san Francisco. The captain 81 this
vessel. a man % scientific tastes
made careful observations on the
mystery OF sra dust bat beyond the
wear and tear % the sails and rig
ging. quite small factor. he
could assign absolutely no percept-
ihle cause for the formation OF dust
on board his ship.
IL has been asserted that the dust
which falls on decks 81 vessels EN-
anates from the lntersfeFisr spaces
This sounds both scientific and
plausible. but Il + az variance with
certain known facts. Bits 81 leather.
cork. wood and vegetable fiber are
almost always present In sea dust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
IN HOUSES OF WORSHIP

Plymouth Congregational Church
Rev. W. n. q. Temple. At II a. m.
"GloryinR I'm the Lord. AZ 40 D.
m, The Eleventh Celestial FOunda-
DECENTRALIZATION"
Religious services Unitarian se-
attic theater. Rev. ". y. Simonda,
minister. At II a. m, subject, DEE
fnands Of the age upon the Christian
Church" Sermon 70 children at IZ:15.
Subject, The Black Demon Public
cordially invited.
-
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Rev. ~. w. Gilchrist. pastor. At
II a. m. THE New PaRanism." At
200 p. fn., The Prodisal Homeward
Bound"
FIRST 81. r. Church---Rey. r. NJ
Randall ir. Services AT II a. m.
and 100 y. m. Rev. Mr.. Randall
says that no topics VIII be announ-
ced for tomorrow.
First Baptist Church Rev. l.. s.
Bowerman. At II a. m, 1T n a
Spirit. or The Phantom vs.. the
Real. 1920 p. m, the pulpit will be
filled by Rev. j. g. Thomas, Of the
state Anli-saloon league.
Asbury NJ =. Church, Fremont
Rev a. r. Burrows. At II q. m,
"chriat Exalted. 100 .. m. Tai
ents and How 10 Use Them"
49,
Trinity Parish Church-Pev. n.
Gewen. A. ~ a. m, THE Tenpta-
tione Of Prosperity; 7s30 D. m, THE
School ~ Alexandra"
=atH@
Market Street Baptist Church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
ATTORNEYS ~ Law.


WA Al. BUTIkEK. Attorney ~
Law Advice free suits pfoho-
outsd AID defended in al courts.
u years skperiruce. Proceedings
Ia bankruptcy. Companies ipeot-
pore TED. Abstracts carefully ex.
emlued. coiiectlous made IN al
parta ~ the United statca High
eat commercial and bank refersr-
gsA ttf Third avenue. uppoaits
Purlle i1tfafy Phone Metu ipoo.
J. T. RAIL jn. rs NoKWeu Block.
lts Columbia 81. above lpt Ave
General pfastier in all the courts.
Damage Cases a Speciality
ModeI ate Fees nnHHltU tor Free.
Ten Years Active Practice
HARTFORD BEAUMONT COUNSEL
orsat-las. b~Nter Horton TANK hla
~ =. POSTER. Nutahl LIE bid
Prone Mniu "a.
, a KEiIs9us 80 hai.sY building
htNfoN q Aust. = Hostan uierk
W u. lAMhurH. ia P=cias plk
a e. MACDONALD. sos naFss Bld
Root. Palmer a itrpwn. Pioneer bla.
-. = COsoVEp ga uaHcf BIDS
LYMAN q KNAPP 70 Halter bldg
b WARD KEMP - nulka bldg.
y y DOUGLAS. % Srv fars biz.
HfCnAHp OSBORN. los.s y. Y. hk
& &. LANGIANp. toi New York bis
HORACE PETER SIS View York bk
. y PARKER az paclae nioek
PlERHE y FERR1 1910 second.
% q MARTIN 'awysr = Boston b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
Alaska Companies Agree.

SAN FHANefsCo. March aa.-An
agreement II reported "a have been
formed hy companies trading with
Alaska. tta object H. 20 prevent I'm
profitable competition. A uniform
scale has hecn adopted hy the nve
companies already ia the hchemo.
These are the y A r a \. 60. OF
seattle. the seattle Yukon Co. the
Amea Co. OF Nome. the Alaska Com
meroiat 80. and the Alaska ENplor-
alton Co. of san Francisco,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

Rev. pr Weber pastor At n r.. m,
Disciples Indeed t.so =. m., Souls
That seuadly Sleep
Sacred Heart church Rcv. T. 4.
Brown. Services at II a. VA.
church Of immaculate Conception
Rev. A. SNcrc, tligh mass At n
a. m.
church Of our Lady ot Good Helm
--Rey, r. \. pretontaine. Service
at II A. IA.
Christian Science Church Discus
sion &C Al a. IN, Christie Death Tor
the Sins 81 Mon. Ut $50 y. m,
Gods Provision for Hts People" In
the afternoon Mrs Nakdatc will
speak to men only. Her subject will
he on sectual science.
Queen city Thcosophlcm Society
81 American -- A q u. W. hall
Pioneer block. at 8 y. M,
Theosophleal society. Amanda
Meets MS Third avenue. At z 10
=. IN. The Heaven World" BY T. A,
barnes
Reformed Presbyterian church
y. ]. Mcdonald pastor At II a. m,
Deity and Danger 1880 .. ~.
~Chastisement BY Therna and
Rriare.'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
peiicatory Services.

The dedtcutory services of the
new Fremont Bapttst church. viii hy
held at 3 o'clock In the afternoon.
In the evening, Rev. Louis ). NaWer-
man. % the First Baptist church ~
this city, viii preach. \ prayer
meeting viii be held sunday morn
Ing az 1880 O'Clock.
Tho church h situated on XII.
bourne avenue. Rev CAIRNS. the
pastor. - one ~ the best known min
listers on the coast. and an old pian=
eer ~ the state he o. father u
Geo. CAIRNS. the evangelist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
RUesER STAMPS.

COMMERCIAL STAMP WORKS
Scheuerman Block 10 Cherry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
Aloha's Run Discontinued.

The steamer Aloha viii retire from
the mHl route between Juneau and
unalRHka with the conclusion NJ her
present voyage. Ahe Is now on her
way To- unalaaka, but Will return TO-
Juneau next week The Aloha IL
now owned by Robert Dollar, If HRu
Francisco. who purchased the craft
from the John T. kimbal steamship
Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
ST. PETERSBURG NOW
UNDER MILITARY GUARD

ST PETERSBURG, March "a
The high omcial shot at Thursday.
whose name vas not kivsn In tbs
first brief dispatch, = Proeureuf
Gen. Prohenstoifow. % the Holy
synod Of the Orthodox church. sec
rotary % state. memtsr u senate
and rrtvy councillor lie was most
active In the proceedings 20 exc0m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
minnie WAS
NOT There


NEW YORK. March 2a-Theatri-
cal Manager pingwau. who vas shot
by Robert Moultou Ia the l'ahst res
tRurant yesterday mOrnins. - rest /.
Inc comfortably this motuiug. and
will speedily recover, The actress,
MAY Buckley. whose favor Moulton
sought Tor a Ions time. has issued
a statement that Minnie Ssligman
was not with the party IN the res
taurant al the time Of the shooting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

SPECIAL NOTICES.
BIDS foF telephone Croas arms
The undersigned will receive bids
at their Office. Gil Pacific block.
until ? p. m. March 2lst. on 5000
TO $4,000 telephone cross arms OF
the following dimensions: 3hx4Ax
y. first grade humber: ehamphored
and dressed 10 pattern with one
= hole for lag screw and ten IL
holes for pins. Same to be fol
cars Seattle. Seattle Automatic
Telephone Exchange Company.
per =. A. SEELEY, president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

SPECIAL attention given 10 the or
ganizntion and Incorporating Of
new companies mining. oil or
commercial
We have a gilt edge investment re-
quiring from 80. GO TO SIS. 600
Partner wanted In an sEiRb iished
and profitable mercantile business.
PAYNE INVEST ME%T co.
- IL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

Tel Main 516 5ls Washington blk.
They have the choice lotH hy ths
lake for you 20 select from sight
- and overlooking Green I.Hks.
TGH exchange Livery bualnesF and
room cottage ln n live town in
Eastern Washington. for Seattle
property. ur stock 81 goods. gro
csrtrH hardware or drugs
D. WI .aDN A. 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
LAUNCHING
AT EVERETT
The Steamer Majestic Leaves the
Ways Today.

Nearly ZOE citizens II Seattle went
O. Everett this afternoon e. witness
the launching Of the steamer Ma
tcstte. 90 the Thompson line. They
will be the gucHts % Mr.. Thompson
aud will be carried up by the steam.
o. Alice Gertrude The Majestic will
be launched at o'clock, With tho
traditional ceremonies of breaking a
bottle 81 wine over her, She viii
be ehrl-tened by Miss Edith %.
prusch. daughter ~ Secretary frusseh
Of the seattle chamber II commerce.
Tho Seattle party viii rsturn to.
night The Majestic ~ ieo feet and
will be the largest of the Thompson
feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
NO GUIDING
PRINCIPLE

LONDON. March a-Ths satur-
dRy review Eays today regarding the
dispute with Russia. eBeraune % a
fatal lack 81 guiding principle We
have aiternatad between Churiiah
resistance and tinid CONVERSION II
- obvious that this course adopted
az Tten Tsin VII only emhitstF lsun,
STA and We VIII lose our prestige IN
the eyes % the world"
The parer thinks that TIE con-
quest 81 Mauchurfu Nv zlufsla
should b. acknowledged by Eugia1d
but any further advance resisted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

| OLYMPIC Furniture Store. 81 ard
ave. The cheapest ysace to buy
/ your furniture of ali Kinds. stoves.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
noun "a snllltnn bnIlaine.

TIo9 TO s1bg for lots 40Alie feet each.
two blocks from car line. city wa
ter and htrcVt 20 81 graded. park
ed and sidewalks laid az once. on
easy paymentHi special terms TO
HL-.n. L--.--.LL..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

Mar. Q. 10. %. %. =. 20. Aprl 4. ., ia
-. q. -. May g.
For Afaaaa-GDttaRs city. Mar II
20. Apr. 10. -. May ~ Senator Mar
J. 10. ~. Apr. D.. -. Al-Kl Mar, q
- Apr g. ~. state 81 California
May 9 city ~ Topeka May rs.
Tfskst Once. Gfs Ttrst Ave. ssa,u.
y IElboi Comm Rgt z y KILLER. Ass.
ten . Art. ocean Dock -eattla OoodsI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
DANCING ACADEMIES.

2 DANCING LESSONS - $3.50
Ladies and gentlemen joining our
opening classes for beginners now.
Monday and Friday evenings at
$40. Guarantee waltz, 2-stcp and
all the latent ball room dances.
Extremely low rate for gentlemen
who can take Lessons at once.
Exclusive private lessons daily az
Wilson Dancing Academy. Ranke
block. Pike street. Circulars mail
ed free. Beattles leading dancing
school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
NORTH PACIFIC
REPLACES SEH0ME

DodweH & 60. today announce
that on Monday morning the North
Pacific. the well known and rIbStau-
TIA Sound steamer takes the place
~ the steamship Sehome on the Vie
taFia route. leaving Yeslsr wharf on
the ssehoue's schedule. : a. m. The
Scheme will replace the steamer
Utopia or the whateom and Ana
certes run ~ Is understood that
the Utopia win be placed on the
Nictoria-p Townsend route on an
opposite schedule % the North pa
cifc. giving n double daily service
for Dudweli q Co. between this city,
Port Townsend and Victoria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

WE have a choice list Of vacant Lots
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores IN al parts of the city. Ger
man American Investment Co. 6i3
sTNfrH nssHFrun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

munieate Tolstoi
A man named i.aGovsky, who nrrd
the revolver shot. has been arrested
In view % the disturbances ~ Pet.
srsburE il undrf military guard and
any meeting OF gathering IN streets
or public places u prohibited under
a penalty - 500 rubien zoe or thrrs
months Imprisonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
STEER HAD
HIS WATCH
Had Swallowed II With a Coat, as
an Appetizer.

CARMI. III. March lily Mali
found, but Mr., Ctsney L. yet minus
his coat Ctsney il a farmer. who
lives a short distance from thls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co
clothes In shape $3.50 month. dye
ing, repairing 1909 ard. Bun 1904
HIGH EST prices for CASTOR cloth
Ing. Dave Taylor. 10 starr Boyd bid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
Go on The CITf Of EVERETT
SEATTLE, EVERETT,
AND EDMONDS Route

Leave seattle. 40 a. "a. IL m.. and
.. IN.
Lsavr Everett Sis a. m. $50 and
as y. M
Three round trips daily except
sunday.
Colman dock. Seattle. Tei. RED 81.
Fare TIC. round trip 81 90. FIRST
class meals served at % cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

II yau are wanting 10 invest Your
money on good security see tho
Northwest Trust a Safe Deposit co
- West Columbia street. - Hhor-
rock. president. John 4, Hartman.
vice president Alexander Myers.
secretary and treasurer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

Don't forget the three Saturday
niEht dances by Musicians Union
at Armory. March 20. 80. April g.
Tickets Toe. ladies' free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
WANTED

PAiiTHEt wanted IN an ssis6Iis,s-.
40 and profitable mercantile busi
ueaH Payne ms Co. z3f ggr1.
building.
a YOUNG Lady Wishing a. learn
profession iH spare sine. can M =
b. applying 70 9. " -. care =,
Star.
De J. J. CULVER. so Second a.
Cures Hli dlHeaaas Without fnsf5
cine hatlsfaetion guaranteed.
TO Buy al kinds Ut second hs,S
goods. Olympic Furniture gtors
~ Third aHe fsl hfafn s4t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23

=. NOGLERERG E Painting. paper
hanging, kalsomiming 1929 Pne.
sODERQulsr s. RosELEAF. shops
at as go Spring street.
j. r. SWIFT. house and Sign pain
ter, Lake avenue. Fremont.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-23
ALASKA cLo THING.
AReAlrEeTa

a TIDGMANu- q eoIman block.
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