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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-26
ABOUT 0ua FRlkNp~.
Personal Mention 81 Prominent Peapls
Where they are and How they are.

Mrs. 4. L. Nye is sick to day and
unable to be up.
Grip victims seem to multiply.
J. Al. Weaver the grocer and The
three men connected with bis store
Sel5v. Pixler aud Mr. Gregg are
all sick and unable TO be out leav
ing Mrs. Weaver with what ever
help she can get to take care q
the business. Some Of the other
stores have ben afflicted almost as
much.
f. NJ. Davidson of Mnrgantnwn,
was a visitor, Monday in town. He
says that Morgantown Is sure OF her
new charter which will give the town
a population OF about s, 900 Or 10, 600
people. A clause 10 the charter which
provided that liQnur license could be
issued in the town without the con-
sent Of the county court was stricken
out by the Legislature. There IL a
strong feeling against continuing Nor
gantown as dry towu under its new
charter
The two following paragraphs are
from the Connellsyille Courier:
Howard Grassland Il student at the
University Of West Virginia, was at
home in New Haven over Sunday.
He Is manager of the Varsity base
ball team this season aud has prepared
a schedule Of games that includes
nearly all Of the prominent colleges
and universities in the South. The
agitation over the faculty at the Uni-
versity, he says, has subsidized.
These paragraphs are from the
Charleston Gazette:
Fl. b. Davenport, Jr., of Clay, was
among last nights arrivals in the
city.
Hon. Stewart w. Walker. of Mar
tinsburg, president of the Pan
American Commission of West Vir.
ginia, is here on business.
Governor elect A. b. White is
here and will remain several days
perhaps longer. The new Governor
realizes that he has difficult task
before him and feels like STAYING on
the ground and gathering pointers.
He wants to find out where he is
at
Among the distinguished onlook-
ers at the Capitol is Hon. r. L. Fast,
of Morgantown Col. Fast was chair
man of the Finance committee OF
the last Senate and would he wurth
great deal to that body If he was a
member of it now At present he is
merely an onlooker. The result of
his onlnokino VII develop later.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-26

THE Greemont bridge project
seems to have collapsed, but it is
said that enough money can be rails
ed to extend Main street to the Gem.
etery by building bridge across
the creek from Foundry street.
DIR. LEIGH will honor the memory
of the dead Queen, tomorrow, by
preaching a memorial sermon. All
the world has genuine reverence
for the memory of the good woman
Our neighbors on the suburbs are
talking as though it would be q
great favor for them to come into
the new city that is to be under our
new charter But the favor is all
on the other side. 1t don't seem to
be thing that Morgahtown would
much covet to have to lay pavements
and sewers and make towns out OF
the new territory on the suburbs.
Yet that is what it means, and we
will not be surprised If the principal
opposition to the new charter comes
from the main town itself
NOTHING has done more to advance
Morgantown than its pavements
smooth side walks and solid streets,
It would still be primitive village
waiting for something to give it the
appearance of life, without its pave
ments. Pavements are the pioneers
Of progress and prosperity to town.
They built up the inaccessible Wiles'
Hill. They will build up Seneca,
South Morgantown and South Park.
Nothing else will. People will not
build homes and shops and stores
where they have to wade into them
through the mud. Moreover they
cost the old residents nothing. The
newcomers pay for them Willingly
when they buy lots.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-26
Free Clinics.

DR.. F. P. RUHL, Profess
scr of Veterinary Science w.
V. u, will give free clinics
Wednesday and Friday Afternoons
of each week at one O'Clock
at the State Experiment barn.
Free advice will be given
the owners of sick or disabled
animals who present them at
these times.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-26
VALENTINES

From &c up. Comic and
Fancy ones. Books--Our
Motto: A good book for
Toe. Our stock of groceries
is fresh, clean and sold at
the lowest prices. Oil f2c
gallon.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1901-01-26

good taste to give literally on Valentine
day. Our immense stock OF valentines
is here ard it embraces comics, lace,
and novelty valentines Prices lc to So.
Don't forget the day il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
RUBBER CLAMPS.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE GREAT NORTHERN OIL
COMPANY. lis Cherry street. s..
attic. has the best stock for sale, I.
shares az cents. Get IN q ~
ground floor. We have ths rortt
hair 81 Copalis Point. and VIII have
machinery on the ground inside 4
10 days We also have % isnis
IN the Tenina- Bucoda district &
Tacoma district, az Des Muines.
fn fact. IN eli the distrfcisof Vast.
ingtou. and also IN California CT
"a on the ground floor. p. o. BID
ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
SEATTLE
PRODUCE
EXCHANGE
A Local Organization Was Effected
Last Night.

The seattle Produce Exchange was
argaulted iast night by the local
commission merchants. A. a han
gpet held last night at the German
Bakery, IS Of the leading men OF the
trade were present aud took up the
work ot forming a permanent organ
iEatiou. The following ofticere were
elected President, J. ". Goodwin
firrt vice president. John r. ARen
second vice president. W mEioN
seer-tary. T. NJ. Gardan. treasurer.
=. II. Hamilton. Next Tuesday ey-
eninE the exchange VIII NEE "a
adopt ~ laws and enroll members
The association IL due "a the Feu
eral feeling that mutual protection
e needed and that united action
should be taken IN Legislation affect
ing the credit system and other bus
ines matters. it - also considered
dcsirs hlc that there should be unit
fnrmitv ia city deliveries shipping
charges and such items No cnii
board nr complete exchange is yet
planned, though that n expected Ia
come IN time here a. Ia other cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

amcnts substantial, since they Will
pass through many a rude proof IN
cave and kfual And Your Welt
made Venetian bead VIII practically
last forever unehaused IA beauty
There must be plenty Of beads Worn
at this day tn Africa witch we're LETT
there BY the traders 81 king solo.
mon. who traflcked To ophlr. or
those more daring mariners ~ TYR
and Sidou. who sailed for trade e.
the land ~ Junt aud perhaps, even
90 tie Xambesi river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALE extraordinary oa
account - proprietor retiring
from huHinrHs. r. %. Hiekrrf1n
VII cell hY auction frr entire
stock Of the Pike street Novelty
Store. alf Pike street The ssla
VII he eummtHHtH en Saturday
she ION. ~ 80 g. IN. aud fE8 g.
m each dav an the entire stock
f. Halt. which consists 81 orun.
mental china. t'nIu" ware. ciuaia
mirrors. FaHfa lamps. pfrtur -e
metal ions. glassware. sterling eli.
ser and ebony toilet goods and
novelties.
AUCTION fsle ~ household furnf-
ture. etc. at p 81 Hi,krftau.s
HtiesrsuuH f.fl FIRST avenue. nn
saturday thu iffh. az D. O'Clock
sharp bad sets springs. maIfrsH-
HHs. extension table. DhtifH extra
fire eek EaU trre. elegant dressing
table and WHIt8ra Aesk bIHf1s=et#.
g't raFhrHa carpets. amus
rfE Hfsa about feftx packages 90
unclaimed baEFeKa O. .. Kicker
torn HuEfluuHsf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
KNOCKED IN THE MEAD

The article which Judge John ].
McGilvra published h. the star on
March 3 exposing senator Hemrieh's
trhene 60 financially heneat the Sc
rttfe and Lake Washington Water
way Co. by securing the passage u
a bin cedlng the reclaimed shores Of
LAX Washington 70 the city 81 Sc
attic for boulevard purposes, had
the expected effect Il was Rad by
every mem Der Of the legislature al
Olympia ard the beneficial result ap-
peared yesterday when the hous,'
voted 10 indefinitely postpone the
consideration OF the measure, al
though IL was on the days calendar
and came approved by the senate.
Dawes. who had charge Of the scheme
IN the house. was temporarily absent
from his seat. and yesterday took
the Initiative in smothering the btu,
which was easily accomplished.
IL Il had not been Tor the puhiica-
ton Of all the facts in the star. the
bin would certainly have passed the
house.
For the benefit OF those who fail
ed 20 read Judge McGilvra's expose.
II may be briefly stated that ne made
plain the following facts
First-Tl.at the Seattle a Lake
Washington waterway co. had
quietly filed 10 separate notices OF
appropriation 81 water power from
the lake. the aggregate number 81
gallons thus appropriated being
much more than the whole inflow ~
water. the obvious intent being TO
eIaim damages later when the lake
was lowered. thus destroying the VA
Ter power.
Second-That HemrSh. who Il vice
president and large st0e kholder In
the water company. had. on Jan. ?
last. fnefrecrually introduced into the
chamber Of commerce OF the city Of
Seattle. a resolution TO memorabilia
congress TO direct the expenditure OF
the present appropriation for the
construction of the government
canal TO Lake Washington. IN en-
Iarging the existing canal between
lakes washington and Union. This
scheme was clearly intended 20 EN-
barrass the construction Of the gov
eminent canal from Underwater as
the Z. :. engineers would not want
10 cut the portage canal between
lake washington and Union any
deeper until after all OF the other
construction work on the canal hal
been completed. II was also intend
sd 70 use up the available money for
canal construction. thus indefinitely
Delaying the government sntsrprise
and giving Heinrich and his Assoc
GATES In the toll canal scheme more
time 20 work out thew plans.
TIE people OF Seattle can ccnsratu-
iare themselves that the willy man
euvers 81 the Seattle q LAKE Wash
ingt0n waterway people have 50 far
been unsuccessful In inturing the
prospects for a free government
canal to Lake Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
ATToRf.EYsAT LAW.

u. II. HlIT~ ES. Attorney at
Las Advice tree. suits prose-
eHtFd aud defended iu All courts
lt years experience Prose- sdiugs
Ia bankruptcy Companies imrof-
pufat~Is Abstracts carefully *.
aminsd. Collections made ia all
pariH = the United states High
Get commercial and bank feferen-
g"H slH THIRD avenue. opposite
Public Library. fhuae Man ipV1
J. 4 BALL. Jft. is ItaKHtli Bluek.
l1e 1oia.ubla tt, above LIST Ase.
srnsluA practice ia al the courts
baH age IaHfs Speciality.
Mode ate r. consult fiur Free
Ter - "a. keti,e Practice
II p POSTER formerly of McCon-
urliaflfie o.. laU x referee iu
bar Nf4ptgy general laK practice
euIirf tore etc. fgs-f Mutual Life
bulld.ns pine Aiaiu "a.
HARTFORD hEAuAUNI. counsel.
oF.atsiaN. Dexter Horton bank bid
Z a ki4.t.siti. rs ifall~y au.iainE
nENsoN s Aust !. Hastau itocs
~ .. AAhrTf sat.A r. ne ulk
= q MCDONALD. to5 BafKc 10
Reof. Palmer S brown. Pioneer BID.
q 9 GoN0NER ts-iz Hsusr bids
LYNN p stSArP pc Taller BLDG
= WAND kEMr a. Bufke bldg
, . DOUGLAS - Nee Yort elie
HicrtRp gsHonN luf = y bk
s. 5 i.ANgishNp so Sew Yars bis
uoRhcE PETER So NeW Y0fk bk
!. PC PkHkER 80 Pallhe Flpek
"tffeE p VERIFY lsi6 second
Hn HNgTlN .auyer = eosiaa hk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
BATTlESHlP IOWA
WILL COME LATER
Cannot Be Here In Time 10 Meet
Chicago Club.

The chamber Of commerce was In
hopes that the hattieship Iowa
would reach Bremrrton navy yard In
time @ b. present when the chicago
commercial club arrives. secretary
Prosch sent a telegram on the sub
Jet to Rcar-Admiral Casey 81 the
iowa yesterday. and last evening re-
oeived the following reply
san Diego. cal. March u
Chamber 81 Commerce. Seattle,
Wash.
Regret that II VIII not be possible
to be az Bremerton nj date men
toned. Chicago Commercial cum
IL now here and visiting Iowa to-
dny.
Rear Admiral Casey. u.sN.s
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Hotel Corridors.


Among the guests a. the Rainier.
Grand are Fred A. nailln. ~ Port
land. constructor 81 the torpedo
boat Goldshnrough. Capt J. ".
Truup. steamboat man OF Victoria
col ". Z. pouSherty. rummaudanf
at The Vancouver 1Washl barracks,
and Mrs. H. A. Webster. Of Port
Townsend.
At the Northern Iackis Mekin.
non hotel proprietor % Juneau Z.
r Russell business man ~ Iu-
nehu Alex Mathew. a mere hant %
ins man Of Council city. Alaska.
At the Seattle. J n. sutshon. a
lumhefwan ~ Ho4uiam. Wm. Waf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

hams and j. =. Gilmore, steamboat
mon Of Vancouver. II Nelson klr-
aein. n United States army surgeon.
nr. 4. n West IA practitioner ~ Mt.
Vernon. and NJ EurlrH. lumber
man # FulfhaVpu.
At the nlllrt. Manley wilbur n
lumberman II Hamilton. Mary j..
sehoaeld, a HehoolmlstrrsH Of Macon.
III Co. Geo. Henson. n mining man
of Dawson. t. r. Huoatun, a mers
chant ~ Edison. FredA, Pope lum=
herman 81 Mt Vernon, and Timer
Stimsuu. q mill man ot snohomiHh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
REAL esI~TE.
A. A. GUEENSEY, 49,
Real Estate ana Loans,
Hoes sos aub Pioneer RuIldine

$500. h0Nl20 feet. on Queen Anne hin
only blocks from cars now i'm on
Grafton.
So5U-l 2aNl20 feet. corner. 2ia blocks
from proposed ear line on Queen
Anne hin.
Szle- Nice lot In Laws second addf-
ton, 2 blocks from ear line.
S22o-2 nice lots at Fremont. one
block from cars. splendid view
$1,000 35Xl20 feet, ON car line In
North Seattle. with new modern
cottage Of 3 rooms. good marine
View.
&'a-30Ni2o feet. with broom house.
Wen and chicken house blocks
nom cars, very fine view.
Rsuo- Full block OF y lots ON Beacon
MI. excellent place Tor chicken
ranch or orchard this property
should sell for twice the money
asked.
Nlo0 a6Ni20 feet on fAth avepue
CLOSE To Madison street. very de-
sira bile location for 4 homo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Mr.. Thomson Returns.

city Engineer Thomson returned
yesterday afternoon from Oregon.
where h went To accompany his
aEed mother on visit o. Mr. Thorn
sons brother. WIN lives at Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

~ bAScISG LESSONS - $50
Ladies End gentlemen Joining oar
opening classes for beginners unw,
Monday aud Friday evenings al
$40 Guarantee Wnltz. step and
an ihr iHtrat ball room dances,
Extremely l8w rate Tor gentlemen
who can take lessons az once.
Exclusive private lessons daily at
Wilson Dancing Academy fianku
block pike street. Circulars mail
ed free. eeattle'h leading dancing
school
SIR. and Mrs Llttle'a Academy. de-
pertinent. dancing physical cui-
tura st7 Madison het 1rf and fth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

Mar D. 10. 10. 20. %. 30. April T. q. u
~ - 20. May I.
For Alaska Cottage city. Mar -.
20 Apr to Is. May 10 senator Mat
+ 10 ID Apr o. so. Al-kl Aaf g.
"a. Apr o. ~. state 81 rHllfkruin.
May b City Of Topeka. May ~
1t'het once. ots ttrst Ave. s"stii-
ornIAft ocean Dock tcattla eoadaii
ftfhtns A co. teen. Acts Hau lfnHtlaH9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

FORTUNE rars a. the door Of ev-
Ffg man and woman at least once.
Hsf. - she chance 81 - lifetime.
Invest ia one hundred shares Of
The SEATTLE OIL COMPANY 5
development stock cost. only 80.
afty shares. $40 ntY-flNv
fhareH. the least number f1r sale.
only s.. Who can AFFORD 60 let this
OPPORTUNITY pass. Admittedly the
best aii experts. Including All NAL
colin scott pronounce the uii lands
he'd rs lhif company the best Ia
Washington When oil IL struck.
You viii be surprised at the rise IN
value Of the stock Il viii be null
fuliei q huEdrcdfuld Remember.
there n only a limited number -
HanreH for sale The stock la non
atHegFs bile. Take advantage az
once - this opportunity Office
oIpu until q. m.
SEATTLE oil COMPANY.
SO sDa-d Sew NarH Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

The plans for the duel today be-
tween VI. Andre Buffet and NJ. Paul
peroulede were frustrated by th.
Swiss police. at the instigation Of
Frenchmen- Honor having besn
thus satisfied the principals shook
hands and the Incident was de-
clared closed. -
II might be we'll for the French
90 invent some new kind Of farce
comedy. The one they have been
Offering for years has become tire
some. At first II was very funny
and the public laughed. but now
well. it lie very different.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

The great and mysterious Goddess
OF Fashion has. for some reason best
known 10 herself. decreed that beads
shouid come into vogue again. That
commanding whisper which comes
from no visible source. and yet is
heard and obeyed everywhere. has
passed through the world OF woman
kind. and the observant may al
ready notice strings OF many -coiored
beads appearing on the necka and
breasts Of the fair votaries OF the
goddess. In this her edict she goes
back to a mode never really out Of
favor since humanity first took to
self-adornment. Beads are certainly
the most ancient Of all forms Of the
bedecking Of the body. unless we ex-
eept the field and forest blossoms.
Nobody knows who first invented
beads. Perhaps II vas some prinI-
tive savage VINO found nuts or oak
tails in the forest. drilled By the
wood worm, and threaded them to-
eether with stalks Of grass. Any
thing and everything with a hole IN
& served AZ the beginning for beads
--e0wrio shells, fish teeth. claws ~
boasts. striped and spotted seeds and
'ae Ike. But the great age Of beads
began with the invention OF glass,
md the Egyptians, Csrthaginians
nad Phoenicians generally were skill
"a craftsmen AT bead-making. Their
methods we're much the same as may
be seen today in Venice or any other
chief seat Of the art.
n would astonish new wearers Of
beads 20 learn how immense II their
production and how wide their dis
trlbution. Venice alone has long
been accustomed to send forth every
year 10000 quintaIs ~ beads. and In
many other spots a steady manufsc-
ture Is always proceeding to supply
the Unsuitable demands Of Zanzibar.
The husky belle must have her orn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
Gives Permission.

Harriet Z. whittier owner n the
easterly 20 feet Of the neuiheriy 40
feet 81 lot 10 and the eusterly 20 feet
of lot II. block ~. a 4. neuny.s adj
ditiun, has nlcd az the city hall an
indcuture conveying Go the city the
right 81 regarding seventh avenue
st the Intersection uf Union street.
by lowering u two feet below the
aftirtal grade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
ALASKA CLOTHING.

q s G0VEESMENT GOODS
iluukefH. aIa1l peatsHketH. g.
pants. SGD. shelter rents. a. navy
white uudrrtiuthlux eulf. s.. cost
tbr government s. Co. wool HuK
&c., navy sweaters. g So. watch
eHp# -zF rubber BLANKETS 81 pom
,tuH So XIX. 1903 FIRST ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
National Bank of Commerce
sUsilEss COLLEGES.

LEDS BUSINESS College. Union -ad.
individual instruction. all subjects
BEST methods ana teachers. A,p,.
business College, Second and pike
N W school Tclcgraphy. starr-I,'d
IS ti-on Modern lsusines. ali-.. Me-, ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

ONE MILLION DOLLARS 10 i5an
ua rfsf .ftafs In Seattle IN sums
% fiGa e. So eco German 4 fnsri-
can lnses.mfat Co. 5i3 Third avs.
To LOAN Private rooney 1t Ioa
rate 20 interest GroH uamua 4
osner re- NHrer street
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
riTer 3 Esheiran Mutga1 Lffa bt1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
ARCHITECTS.

= riDEMANp. =. coiman block.
AeAlsnua s walker. 90 y l bik
. " H9u8nToN. utsii Coiliun'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
AFLP MANrep-FEMAlE.

Profitable work. 5lg'a Pike. Douglas.
WANTED Apprentices To learn
Baughmau's Glove Fitting Dress
cutting system. Madam Muriel
Is the only teacher of this system
In the city. Easiest system taught.
Parlors 81 and % Mcdonald block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

Ia canadian 54nk Of Csmmeroe
Capital paid u .z........gs .u.u. $50
blight Mission Doilatsl
~Hrp'sln ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s. Geo ooe0
Interest allowed on time deposits
4 general Hank.uF Business Trans.
acted
SEATTLE HRA&Cu Corner Of
flmrs St Hnd Second Avenue.
u. q cAMEBoN Ngr.
the FIRST NATIONAL BANK
oF SEAT TIE
Paid up Capital $3.50 0co
General banking business transacted
J. u HaEe. b.. pres NJ. MeMick-
on. vice pres l.. Turner. cash r..
= pnrkhufHt. Arst. cash. Exchange
on principal cities - u g. Europe
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL hank
pF eEATf1 =
Capital stock paid In. E52s 600. sur.
plus. t15 Gn0
J. Furth. pres: J. s. Goldsmith.
vice pres r. Y. Aukcnv. cashier
Cortreeronfeuts IN princippl cities
In The United statea ans E'Irnpe.
National Bank of Commerce
Paid up capital. 1856. 900
Tfnrsorfs general tonl.uR business
H. G H"nrv pres. u. r. Spencer
1sh FHta deposit ,pluts FOR rout
Safe Deposit Naul, Boxer for Rsas
scandinavian American Bank
oi seattle. a general banking bust
aras transacted. Deposits 81. 800 coo.
\. Chlbcrg pr,a l.. l.. Grondahl.
lFt "ice pres. :. N soeiborF. cash.
J. = limo. nsst c9Eh No brHucheu
peoples sAVIssGs BANK.
Second avenue and IKE 81. CHplts9
paid VI. : Loo. 900 T. c Neufeid,r
pres. J r Hayden. cash. J. +
Grcenleuf. asst. cashier. CONNER
eial, savings and trust hutns ga.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
CLASSIFIED ADS.
AnsrRAcr OF ILL.

OSBORNE. rREMrER a 90. nc,
AhHtrart Company established
lhAd Mining claim abstracts. IiaHs.
mont ~ the Mutual LIFE building
Booth Nhliueaey Hhufafd Anairaet
CO. eHtH hiIshed lssa. basement Of
Halter block Telephone Main "a.
sEATrLE Ah.lrant 81. n. y. biz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
oREssmANERs

ron Ladies tailor and reception
gowns call nt Lamb Sisters. $40
81 Collins block
Nine Muriel. skirts faced md bound.
% 81 t-mlo o pm. So Mcdonald ~
M1E SMITH moaiste. Hinoklsy.
LYNCH a SHAW. 4e-7 Haiier Hldg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15
THIRD AVENUE THeATE7
THE VILLAGE PARsON
Moving Pictures
hone Maln ~
y H. Aussil. kiaa.fs

showing Inauguration Of President
Mckinley. Victoria Cross prize. bl-
cycle race. Admiral Dewey. Henley
boat race. from Jnffa 10 Jerusn I'm
aud others i7Gtia second avenue
Admission Zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

aEA1rLE Clothes pfoaaln1 10
clothes IN shap" Il.b9 month dye
fnr rerHifinR ioo4 zrd run 1908
HfGHhsT prices for cast oa cloth
ing DuYe TaYlIf. % stHfr Boyd bid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-15

Yesterday afternoon Health on
Ger AcKechnie saw ~ TO privately
upbraid representatives Of the police
department for furnishing the Star
with evidence that he had neglected
70 place quarantine officers upon IN
fected premises.
II is very unpleasant. no doubt.
70 secure 30 much notoriety.
But II is more unpleasant for faith
ers and mothers to be compelled 20
watch their children every hour CT
the day to prevent them from being
exposed TO contagious diseases.
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