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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
Porto Ricans for Hawaii.

Ponce. Porto Rico. March 27.-The Amer
from Guanico yesterday for New Orleans.
has on board $50 enigrants destined for
Hawaii. OF the number, 395 are men and
the remainder are women and children.
The emigrants are physically superior to
those of the previous expedition. The
American steamer Porto Rico, which sails
hence today, will take 400 persons, who
are to be employed in the Cuban iron
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
BENT ON LYNCHING.
Negro in Illinois Jail Narrowly Es-
capes a Mob.

Galcsburg. Ills, March IA mob of 800
or more gathered here tonight bent upon
lynn hing Ed Jackson, a negro, who muir
dered Engineer Charles Rowe last night.
The mob marched on the Jail In body,
but news of its coming reached Sheriff
Matthews aid he struggled Jackson out
of Jah into a carriage, and drove with
him to Monmouth.
a committee from the mob searched the
Jail and. ascertaining that the negro was
not there, dispersed under solicitation of
prominent citizens
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
Robbed savinps Bank.

Cedar Rapids Ia, March 1.-THE saw
ings bank at Riverside was broken into
early this morning The burglars drilled
through the steel doors of the vault but
the inner safe resisted their efforts They
secured only small sum OF money from
the cash drawer and escaped on a hand
car towards Iowa City There is no clue
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
Mr.. Smith viii Not Resign.

Washington March 27-Postmaster
General Smith today gave emphatic
denial to the stories that he intended to
resign. He said; Whenever / have been
asked the question. and L have been
asked IL a good many times. | have re-
piled that do not intend to resign, and
that at no time during my service as
postmaster general have 1 had such in
tention..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28

ham, the daughter of a policeman.
Miss Graham recently prosecuted
Walsh. alleging that he had wronged
her, and he was under bond to answer
TO the grand. jury. The girl walked
behind Walsh as he left a car to go to
the central fire station, placed a re
volver to his back and fired. She was
7 arrested
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
Want McKenzie Pardonsd.

Lisbon. n. d. March 2T.-At the solicit
tatiOn of United States District Attorney
ROuke. a petition signed by county Off
Cials and other prominent Republicans
here for the pardon of Alexander McKen-
zie.. was wired to President Mckinley to-
day. II is understood that similar appn-
cations from other parts of the state will
follow. Mckenzie. who was resident of
this state. was recently sentenced to i'm
prisOnment for contempt of the fedora
court. this action being the utgrowth of
of psAich he was -appOinted receiver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
SIXTO LOPEZ SAYS THERE ARE
OTHERS TO LEAD THE FILIPINOS

of gai-
do informed of the Associated Press report this
the he hada to
of
sad
who of the
Of
in a few
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
close Cereal Comhine-

Akron, o., March 27.-The independent
cereal combine probably Will be closed in
Chicago tomorrow .. {. Barber who
engineered the deal; L. {. Miller presi-
dent OF the Akron Cereal company. and
+. NJ Holt left Akron for Chicago today
TO attend a meeting of the parties who
are interested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28

Havana March T.-Estes C. Rathbone.
former director general Of posts in Cuba
VIII be given an opportunity to secure
another bondsman before the order for
his re-arrest is carried out. His attorneys
are hopeful of getting pew bail. In any
event, the attorneys will ask for an i'm
mediate trial.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
Kruger is Not Coming.

New York. March 27.-Charles d.
Pierce, the repr, 'sntative Of the Orange
Free State. tOds-9l said that there was
no truth in the story circulated in
Paris that Mr.. Kruger was to come to
this country to give a series of lee
lures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
Want Homes in the west.

ST.. PauI. Mimi. March 27.-Ovef 1900
new settlers. 1850 OF whom were Dunk
ards passed through St. Paul todav en-
route TO new homes ID the northwest
The present number. Of settlers is laid to
exceed the previous highest record and
viii exceed that OF last year. when the
state of Washington alone received 10000
settlers. nearly many going to ether
or the several northwestern states.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
Killed Man and Bow.

Williamson. w. Va. March 27-Near
Six Mile yesterday, Charles Core 20 years
OF age, shot and instantly killed a 7-year-
old son of John Hogan and seriously
wounded the father, because some one
had stoned his horse. He escaped to Ken
lucky
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
Examine Turkish Mines.

Washington. March 2T-GeoIOgist J. e
Spur of the United States geological sur
Vey, has left here for Turkey under Il spe-
c1dt commission from the Turkish govern
uRent- He will, among other things, e,-
anime the mines owned by the sultan and
report on their value.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
Bic Filing Fees

! The Union Pacific filed a certificate
2 Of its 500 000. 0Oa increase in capitali-
zation with the secretary of state Of
! Colorado, and the filing fee in that
/ state was $4,000, a total cost of $40, 900
/ for filing its articles in the two states.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28

New York, March G.-The National City
bank has arranged TO ship /. 10000 francs
Saturday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
Killed Ear Petraver

Houston. Tex, March 27AJohn
Walsh. lieutenant in the fire depart
meI7t. was killed today by Matte era
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
FIRE IN A NINE.

Fianles Raging IN Smart OF Republic,
Mich, Property.
Republic. Mich, March 27.-Fire started
in No. 1 shaft OF tae Republic mine last
night and resisted all efforts 10 eo1tin-
guish IL. Today the flames We're raging
through the shaft and no estimate of the
loss can be made az this time The mine
has been closed. throwing so men. out of
employment. All the miners escaped
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
Work of Incendiaru

Attleboro Falls. Mass. March 27.-An
incendiary fire here today destroyed prop
erty of the value OF So, 000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
THE NOTABLE DEAD.

Sioux City. Ia, March 2s.3Enjah S.
McCaughey a brother-in-law of ex-
Vice President Stevenson and a prom
inent citizen of this city. is dead, aged
50 years.
Nice, March 27.-The Landscapes paint
er, Gain, died here today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-28
To Prevent Pneumonia and Grip

I.axitiye BroIao-Quinine removes the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
PRETTY coon WORLD, AFTER ALL

Rev Thomas
published sereed in which he Chicago
Then he paints
Einx for position and
mad Gregory declares
leads 70 the hottomless pit surely
He calls
havoc Il makes
II IL TO make OF
pravity the soul
But why not paint
Some Of the
fairly
penny and viii afford n comfortable
Some OF the
business dealings but the
basis When they AN wool"
And only becomes IS master.
has mastered thousands but
The desire for Il legitimate iaudabl
sne bread by the sweat OF their
ana most people VIII always
IL Rev Mr. were
turnea
you for an instant empty
why. they would hire moving
Ana all because they have that
nanity
and TO remove that nightmare
great many things but don't
world Just the same and that honesty
majority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
Sunday Themes.


Plymouth Congregational Church
Rev. w. II. u. Temple. pastor. Al
II a. M. a Harvest Dressing" : ~
y. m. Thanksgiving choral service.
Taylor Congregational Church
Rev. l.. L. Woods. pastor. AZ n a.
m. address BY Mrs. Margaret Piatt.
president " the state w. G. T. o..
g.5a y. m. Sunday school teachers
concert.
First Unitarian Church--Rev. w.
-. Simonds. pastor. At II n. m. at
Grand opera house. Thanksgiving
sermon. New England and the Ma
ton No evening service
Trinity Parish Church Rev. II. ".
Gowen. pastor. At II A. m.
Dreams 30 p. M. st. Paul Be-
fore AErippa."
81. MARKS Episeopalisn Church
Rev. J. =. D. Llwyd. pastor. A. II
a. m. THY Kingdom Come" 1850
p. m. THE Advent Of the Christ"
Sc. James Episcopal Mlsaion. Frr-
mont--Rev. Robert ~. II. Bell. pas
tor. Service at II n m. Sunday
school. IL m.
First NJ. r.. Church y. NJ.
Randall. pastor. At a. m. address
BY Or. Fisher, ~ Portland, editor
of the Pacific Christian Advocate.
100 y. m. Anarchy and Anarchists
IN Seattle"
Aabury NJ. y. church-Rev. A. r..
burrows, pastor. At II a. m, How
10 be Real Happy" 1880 D. m. union
Temperance meeting at Congregn-
ti0nal church, address Rev. T. y.
Reveiie. Our Modern Delilah and
Sampson"
FIRST Baptist church-Rev. J.. s..
Howerman. pastor. At N a. m,
THE Keswlch Movement, the Hope
Of the Modern Church," 1870 %. m.
mt. Pisah:" Thanksgiving Day,
"Visions Of Home"
Market Street Baptist Church
Rev. J. n. Weber, pastor. Al II n.
m, ideals of Character" 1880 y. m,
Questions Answered, with n Chem
zeal Sermon"
North Baptist church-Rev. T.. ].
Sawyer. pastor. At II a. m, BE
ginnirgs 81 Crime" 1880 p. m. tenn
perance song. service by the Young
Peoples Society The Man Who
Spoiled the Music"
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Rev. Donald Ross. pastor. At II a.
m, address by A. 8. Allen. OF the
Y. NJ. G. A.: 7.30 p. m. sermon by
INtNs - fAt#FtHf ~ tAAt ANHhAW'AAHli
Protestant church.
Advent Christian Church--Rev. s
+. Hayward. pastor. A. II a. m.
sermon by Elder J l.. Massey; 7:3i
.. m. sermon by Elder Weller Aus
/ tin. "Tre Love NJ Christ Manifested
/ By Hts 4 wills"
/ First Christian Church---Rev. "
! IT, Dingeufelter. pastor. Services
for the first time in the now church
! on Broadway and Olive street. Al
In n. m. "The Morn ~ Growth
! 7:s0 .. m. THE Marriage OF this
I Kings Son"
Second Presbyterian Church-ltev
/ w. A. Major. pastor. ~ II a. m.
special Thanksgiving service.
Battery Street NJ, r. Church-Itev
II. y. Brown. pastor. A. II a. m.
/ "Christisn Holinesa;" 1890 2. m.
"The Love Of God and the Atone
ment He Made for Us"
Grace Methodist Eplscopal Rev
| Edwin McEvers pastor ~ 1914
N. M, "The spirit'a Influence it3
%. m, Take We Away the stone
The Floating Christian Endenvoi
society viii hold services NJ Port
Blakeiey Sunday afternoon. TIL
| launch Bethel leaves from the foo
Of Madison street at 2 y m.
George y. Stewart. Of the Auburn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
BLACK DAMP
Eight More Victims at
Baby Mine

BLUEFIELDS. w. Va. Nov. a.
Eight more people have been Lost In
the depths OF the Baby coal mine at
Pocahontas- A party consisting OF
Superintendent w. O'Maiiey. State
Mine Inspector william Priest, A.
s. Hurst. OF Philadelphia: Robert
st. Clair. chief coal Inspector: Nor
rfs st. Clair and William Oldham.
suh-coal inspectors; Frazier q. Bell.
mining engineer. and Joseph Yard
well. manager OF the Sharnokin Coal
and Coke Company. entered the
west mine OF the Southwest Virginia
Improvement C0mpany's colliery
yesterday morning for the purpose
Of learning the true situation IN re-
gard TO the recent explosion and fire
tn the Baby mine.
They have not since been heard
FROM A rescue party going In late
was forced TO return by black damp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
AN ATTACK ON
OPEN POLICY
At Christian Endeavor Mass Meet
Ing at First Presbyterian

a mass meeting of the Christian
Endeayorer societies Of Seattle was
held last night in the First Presby-
terrain church. The meeting took
the form Of a song service, inter
spersed with scriptural readings and
prayer and addresses.
Rev. Il. II. LlnRenfeiter, pastor Of
the First Christian church, was the
principal speaker. Mr.. Lingenfalter
directed his remarks chiefly to the
policy Of the city government. He
urged good citizens 10 rice 20 the
situation and strenuously combat the
crying evils which he said existed
IN the city.
Prof. Il. r. Mathes, Of Whatcom
normal school. following Mr.. Lingen-
feiter. spoke briefly on Good Citi-
xenship."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23

We have "a man that wants 90 buy
unorhnlf interest 10 grocery buHl
neHa win pay about 500 cash Tor
Hnmr.
flnr any one r. saloon that wants
90 sell ouo-hnlf interest, We have
cash buyer FOR same.
cigar store, 500. rent $3.50 per
month.
Hair Interest IA office business 20
right party.
Broom lodging house and lot 50x
i20. only 1850.
s-room house. close In: rooms all
fun. price $3.50
Lodging house. years lease, IN
suits nnd single rooms. price 1890.
rent $40.
Frun and oaEdy store, close In, a
snap. $500.
Second hand store Tor sale: a snap;
man ~ going 10 leave town. 1900,
Finest 20-room lodging house In the
city, strictly modern up and down
stairs. close In price 1900.
Fine bakery, all complete. must sell.
only 400
Grocery store. fine buy. receipts SO
per day. price 1900.
Lodging house, ~ rooms. "A snap.
1880.
Cigar, groceries and tobacco store
Tor sale. partners disagree and
must sell. only $500.
We have "a man with 5000. lie
wants 70 find man with same
amount 20 60 In some legitimate
business.
Lodging house. 80 rooms, new fufni-
turo, all ia good condition; owner
sick and must sell. close In. snap
for 1880. VIII take 1880 cash. bal
aucr on time.
Plenty more Of chance. please
call and see uH.
MATHEWS AND MOVES,
1926 9Th avenue
fIifV.N door .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
cs,heI,e Churches

Church Of Our Lady 81 Good Helm
Rev. r. X. prefontalns. pastor
Services at 5 and 10 % a. ma. evening
service. 7 y. M. Sunday school. 4
y. M.
Sacred Heart Churuh--Rov. w. H.
Brown. pastor. Low mass and Herv
Ice. " n. m. Sunday school. ggis
a. M; veSpcrs and services, T.s1
.. m.
Church of the Immaculate concep-
uon--lsev. X. Swere. pastor. Low
mass, % a. m. low mass aud ser
mon. $50 .. m; high mass and sor.
mon. 1890 a. IN. Sunday school.
1890 .. m: IoaaFy and Benedictlou.
1890 D. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
J0BsING QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILYJ
Green fruit.

Lemons-sz 5oas.so a box: cooking
apples. 5oc0 400: eating apples. tI.2s
d1.50. oranges. t325dkz5, bananas
s242.50: pears. tlai.50: California
grapes. 81 e0s4l.ss: cranberries. 80 90
lls50 per Dbl: ounces. 75cfSt1. 90; per
simmons. fi.25Qi.50 per box; grape
fruit, 81 001s-e per box; pomeErnn-
ates. si.25aL50.
vegetables.
Potatoes 81. 001tzs.e 90 a ton: beetn.
l5Ms0c per sack, carrots. 50ne COO per
sack. lettuce, 7sc case; turnips.
50975c: garlic. &c: cabbage. 75c0i
ewt. peppers. 7scatt.o0 per case.
husks. 20c. celery, z5N40c doz.; sweet
potat0ea. Sii5af.25 cwt: Chill pep.
perH, ESQ 30c: sauer kraut. 2%n3c:
dried figs. cartons. 6ec. fancy. G5u7Oc:
imported. 1sc tomatoes. si.00 case:
dates. B0sc 10: radishes. loo per doz:
parsley, 20&s0c. onions. s2.O0d2. 60:
cwt' parsnips. st.00ai2 Is. local green
corn, sl.za0t75. eaulifiOwer. siFfi.25
iIzc.
Provisions.
Fresh neat--Coyz beef. &c Id. steer
peer. I0Ihe Der ID. mutton. wether.
%. ewes. &c; pork. f0c per ID: veal.
large, &c: small, i0c.
Proviaions-H Hams. l4ikc; breakfast
backs. l0c: bellies. lie.
bstter. cheess. ExKa and Poultry
Butter Washington ereameri~s,
pound prints. s0c: Eastern Iowa.
and Eigin, 24Q25c: fresh ranch, 800
lsc.
cheese-Native Washington. full
cream. t5c: Eastern: New York,
li0i5c; wisconsin. 14c: Roauefort,
fsc; Edam. s1141z per case. New
York. l5niec: Limburger. ls0i7c;
brick. 1eni7c: Swiss, 164i0c.
Eggs-stristly fresh ranch, 3Gc
Eastern, zin25c.
Poultry Hens, f2Gf3c: large
ducks, 13nI4c; geese. fOo; live tur.
keys. 140iSc. dessed turkeys. tic.
Honey-12hQi4c.
Corrected daily-The following
prices are being offered 10 the produ-
Ger In round lots on the dock or In
the car AT Seattle:
Grain-Oats. 220.00q21 90: barley
! yls.00Wls.60; wheat. chicken feed
Sis00@z0.00. corn. si60 per 100 lbs.
Hay-Puget Sound. per ton ti0.000
lz.Vg. Eastern Washington timothy.
$iS.VYs nlfaifa, Sf1 90.
Buttsr-Fresh ranch. 1G01sc; ma
tive creamery. 22a2sc.
ChseHe-Native Washington. 1zc.
EsEs~Strictly fresh ranch, 3fc.
Poultry-Hens. 110i1Hc: large
spring. lzc; small spring. 15c; ducks
lShnlSc; turkeys 15c: geese, S09c.
Live stock Cows. gao. steers
&c; calves. bA07hc; sheep. &c:
hogs. LNbKc.
A aunerb dInnnr ~ HnloI Glavnna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
CARLOAD
OF NUTS
BraziIs and FiIberts Arrive
From New York State

Although Saturday Is by conven-
tion a quiet day on Western avenue.
trade today has been very much bet
ter than on the two previous days.
There il practically no change in
ruling prices.
A car OF nuts has arrived from
New York. The shipment IN Of
Braziis. which win sell at IA ccnta.
and filberta. at ~ cents
Another car Of cranberries and a
car of bananas are also In
Turkeys are coming In well, prln-
cipa1y dressed stock
Barley and wheat are stronger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
new CHURCH
A Fourth Roman Catholic conure.
cation Will Be Organized

Father Metz. Of the Roman Catho-
lie church. until recently IN charge
Of a Grays Harbor parish. arrived in
the city yesterday. He was ordered
here by Bishop O'Dea Of this diocese
10 organize new parish In Seattle.
A meeting win be held In Morris
hall next Sunday morning az 1890
O'Clock to organize a congregation
which viii be taken from the terri
tory east Of Ninth avenue south and
south Of Yesier way. There are al
ready three Catholic churches in
this city. Sacred Heart, Our Lady OF
Good Help and Immaculate Concep-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
SPECIAL MEETINGS.

The Progressive spirituaiists meet
In the ForeHtsfs hall. SIS First av-
cnuc. at 7.21 =. IN. Lecture by Chna
J. Anderson. followed by a PBychic
Concentration.
The Theoaophicai Society. Amanda
Lodge. meets at 1880 .. m. az Ills
Third avenue, Address by r.. a.
Barnes. Angels and Archangoia."
The Queen city Theoaophlcnl So
ciety meets st p. m in the A. o.
". w. hall. Pioneer block Address
by Mrs. r. A. Aehwageri. is There
Recognition After Death"
-----=st.----=-
Coal. wood, phone Seattle Fuel Co.
ladies' F'urs made and repaired.
G. G. Berg. 1918 Third ave.
aaAa-fss..4a.--a-
J. V. Deremeaux r. now with the
q. l.. Holmes Furniture Company,
ii0i TO 1905 Second avenue. Patrons
please call.
Witter Springs Medical Water
cures rheumatism. eczema and all
blood and skin diseases. At drug
glgts or 1910 First avenue. -.
"A ----...-
90 n Spinning for bicycle -epnirA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
REAL ESTATE

sis00-6oxfao feet, with nice cottage
In a first class location on Queen
Anne hill.
s1No--For Jexl1O in Higelow'e addl-
ton.
sf750-70xi2s feet with modern s.
room house IN first class location
on Fourteenth avenue.
s2000-For a fine lot on Highland
drive; splendid view.
$50 to t2so-For lots In South Seat
tie.
se00-Spiendid lot on Queen Anne
hill. near the school.
Ss5-For a lot 2 blocks from the
street car in Iatona.
s7s0-5-roorn cottage nearly new, not
far from South school.
ssoo-5-room house in Columbia City,
close 10 car line. This In a snap.
slb0o-For 60xls0 feet on Fourteenth
avenue. near Capitol Hili car line.
Northwest Trust and Safe Deposit
CO.. Real Estate Dept. 1894 West
Columbia street. Tel, Main ESQ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
AUCTION SALES

A . q
AhA iloN sair Of fine furniture, by
order ~ Mrs. !. X. CormAck. /
WIN soil ID rooms Of nne furniture
~ Martin a Fox'n Haierooms. zgis
fifHt hNerHe. Tuesday. November
~, ~ 10 30 a. m. This Is an high
grade furniture and the fiueat as
hpffw"nt We have had this year.
consisting of fine bedroom suite.
pnflur furniture. very nne folding
heaH. ] nideboard. cost rgg: fnr
book case cost $50. fine upright
piano. dining room furniture, car
pets, rugs, lace curtains. portiores
pillows, sheets. comforts. blankets
mattresses. springs. bedding OF ali
kinds, cook stoves. heaters. fine
Kitchen range, enameied hfdatenda.
single and double oak hcdateadn.
lamps. toilet sets. kitchen utensils.
silver and granite ware. dishes.
etc, Goods for inspection Monday
Joe Martin. Auotioneer.
y q nicKEnTON. general auction.
rer. 1879 FIRST avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-23
BUSINESS CHANCES


STRANGER ATTENTION,
Ahh you lonking for a safe and prof
itANie business opening IN Scatter
-. We can offer yUu any NUM-
hrr rruulfiug au investment ~ from
lN1 60 1900 Every business on
p0riuuity that passes through Office
must HtAnd THE cioaaAt Investigation.
and We can place sou IN a bank,
stosf. factory hotel mill. Office or
~ faeii any business ygu may pre-
fer. Kindly call nnd invoBtlgate.
German a msrirau lnrrHffnf 40
Incorporated. SIS Third avenue.
SALOON MEN. ATTENTION.
FOR ealc-eTwo saloons on First ave-
nue., near Pike street. now buildings
and new bars and fixtures. lease
may - had for - years. price. Sl.e1
ard s4..H. respectively, Of which
amount an~-haf can bc paid cash
and the balance when you get ready.
IA w ees ~, s ,ss property N seattle
other snlcnnH, ranging In price from
g. 90 90 tinHn German. Agnerirsn
Investment co
nDA FACTORY.
FOR Eaie.~intersag IN one % the iarK-
sst and Y. ,, lest Bayig,E box factories
ana day. with three years orders
ahead, retiring member ~ the firm
met With 4 serious accident. which
diNhhics him Prominently. and his
NAhff tNNHh ~ tAftFE AN "a man cap
able 81 taking charge OF the office.
Gcrmnn.Amcrican Co
LODGING HOUSES.
FOR Rale-~We have few high.ctaqu
lodging houses. not the kind that are
usually filled With dummies" and
lot ~ cheap, secondhand furni-
turn, fitted expressly 60 catch the
uneophisucated stranger. but some
established reputable and good pay-
INK Investments that we can safely
recommend. German American In
vefiment Co. bi2 Third avenue.
WHOLESALE COMMISSION
HOUSE
1000 cash and services secures IN
terrHt and good position IN ono 81
tho leading wholesale produce and
commission houses IN Seattle; cn-
tnbllshrd since isq3. with upwards OF
no shippers and 90 local patrons,
hiRhrst commercial and bank refer.
enceF givrnt money 10 be deposited
IN bank 20 Increase business. Ger
man American Investment Co.
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Theological Seminary. New York.
WIN address a union uisetiug OF all
the city Presbyterian churches In
the First Presbyterian church 90.
morrow evening at 80 o'clock. Mr.
stewart represents the evangelical
committee ~ TIRE General Preahy.
TARTAN 4mnNsr4hf.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES

CLARl<E's Pernin shorthand Hch55t
Individual instruction. "a Boston.
LigO'S business College, UniOn-2d In
dividual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
Busincsa College. Second and Pike
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cLAInvoYANTs

MADAM CAROLINA - The well
known, wonderful clairvoyant mo
dunn, tells past, present and fu-
ture; names given; palmist read
ings and cards. 2be up. 1903 lst
ave. room 1906.
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CLOTHES CLEANING

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing co
clothes In shape 81 50 month. dyoing.
repairing. 1907 Third. Bun 1904
HIGHEST prices for cant-ofr clothing.
Dave Taylor, 10 starr Boyd huildfnE
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CONTRACTORS ana BUILDERS

sopEaQUisr q RosELEAF. shops
az 2is-220 Spring street
BROMLEY s WELLS. general con-
tractors, u Starr Boyd building.
Tel Main M
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AtorfoNts,.us

JOE MARTIN, general uuctloncef
snd storage. 2zis First avenue. Tel.