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Gilpin observer., 1901-05-02
Degree for Mckinley.

Boston, April >3O.-At n meeting OF
overseers of Harvard university yes
terday the question Of granting the de-
gree OF doctor of laws TO President
Mckinley was taken up informally
and the sentiment expressed was unan-
imously In favor Of the step.
Gilpin observer., 1901-05-02

The Argentine republic is rapidly be-
coming an Eldorado for people who are
interested in the exploitation of elec-
trical schemes. Enterprises of this
sort recently undertaken in the repub-
lie represent an invested capital of
$40 ,OOO,O
Gilpin observer., 1901-05-02

That stirrer-up of human emotions,
the baseball umpire, is about to take
his position on the diamond" Had
Shakespeare foreseen the antagonism
the arbiter of the national game may
excite, he could not better have ex-
pressed its extreme form than when he
makes a character say: Il can hardly
forbear hurting things at him."
Gilpin observer., 1901-05-02

There is said to be a widespread
feeling throughout Canada in favor of
continuing the celebration of the
queens birthday. The Toronto Globe
thinks such a perpetuation of the GUS
tom would resemble the homage paid
by Americans to the majestic figure Of
Washington"
Gilpin observer., 1901-05-02

The moving sidewalk of the Paris
exposition was a great success; 1884,
30S persons paid for the privilege of
using the platforms, while only $685.
S67 used the railway that carried pas
sengerS in the other direction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
A PRINCE IN TOWN
Leader OF One OF the Oldest Socie.
ties in the World.

Prince swami Ahedananda cf
Calcutta. India. a leader Of the We
aauta society. one 90 the eldest Ia
the world and an Instructor In the
philosophy ~ the Hiudooa. was a
guest yesterday al the Rainier
Grand. on route 90 California on va
cation tir came To seattle iRst
night direct from New York. who're
r. has spent four years spreading
the teurts 90 his teaching
AhhHdana uda VA educated On the
Euglish schools ~ Calcutta ard in
the leading Hindou university thcrs.
tie is a young man. but un gradua-
ton FROM the native university wHs
given the titie swami or Spiritual
Teacher and Heut ta New York.
He Is moreover. q member nf the
highest and maHt exclusive order Il
HtudOu monks eNrant--fhr Neaantas
which has existed nearly glno yearE
The prince's father Is a ralah. one
81 the many given th Ht titia hY ghe
EFitish when india ga uBe ulsder Eng.
Nzh control Ahhcd1nnnda Wiii spend
seNeraI weeks at Mt Hamilton. san
t4 Clara county. California. where
tbs Nedantaa have their only Amer
lean retrcat.
The Sew York branch 81 the We
dautas has 100 meni@rs. During hta
four years. TEACHINGS the prince has
delivered most ~ hls lectures at the
Carnegie tycenm. he leaves today
Ter Tacoma and Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
WHEN HE iNVADES
BRITISH TERRITORY
Jar kriee. tie Boer. VIII Need Nerve
TO Carry Him Through.

Jan Krige. the Roer eommandants
W no served under Gen. Botha. and i
the hero ~ a double escape from the
English and Portuguese. is coHsid-
eFing invasion ~ British territory
by u trip 20 Victoria from Seattle
= ke possibilities tn ease he attempts
20 yfsft British columbia ard speak
Ter the Peers. when c0ustFrfetivelY 4
British prisoner. are Interesting.
Orders may b issued % recapfure
him and send him a. England for
ultimate sentence 10 -. Helena Or
the Ceylon tea plantations In view
81 this. sfr. krige - taking no long
chances.
He has opened negotiation.
through friends. with Victoria Oft
Gals and others Of the province.
touching the attitude they would
fake tnvs ard him. n the replies are
satisfactory. Mr. Krige Will speak IN
the British Columbian capitol on the
subject From Pretoria 20 Victoria. +"
detailing his army experiences uu-
der De Wet and B0fha. the Boer fall
ure 70 save Croule from capture. his
own capture and escape. and eN-
reFiences since.
Tomorrow afternoon. In the par
fora Of the Butler hotel. the local
committee Interested In Mr.. Erige's
address at ArmOry hall Tuesday
evening. will hold n final meeting TO
complete arrangements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
HE SAVED THE BOY
Percy HeroId Narrowly Escapes
Being Run Over.

Fred Gillian. driver ~ chemical
engine No. 2, by cool headednesa and
strength. saved the life of Prey
HerOld yesterday morning. The de-
rartment vas responding 10 a call
from Third avenue and Madison
street. where a blaze had started ir
the roof Of a dwelling opposite tie
Third Avenue theater. Percy Her
old was running down Columbia
street. expecting the engines % < .
straight down the hill. ~ he pifsE-
Cd fifth avenue the engine turned
and started down that street. Just
then the driver discovered young
Herold directly IN front ~ him and
ATTEMPTED to check the team. Fast
AZ the horses were running. ne liter-
ally pulled them back on their
faunches and stopped the engine
within = fsW feet The boy was
knocked down, and lay q few Inches
from the rear wheels. lie WAS not
rerfousiy hurt. but was taken % The
Seattle General hospital and then
driven to his home At Eighth ave
nue. and Spring street, BY chief
Cook
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
d ARRIVALS
z SAILINGS
We're the Features OF the
Waterfront Yesterday.

-Four arrivals and one sailing was
the marine rceard yesterday. steam.
ship South Portland. Capt Hall. pnz
clac clipper line. arrived from
Nome. She brought slN paaacuarta.
latest advicos from the kouguruk
latest advtecs FROM the KauKnruk
and limestone mining districts The
south Portland H. not scheduled fur
n srcond sailing ftum this port She
viii return ca san Francisco.
Another large earEe % couerns
tratra ffum the copper mountain
mine. owned bY judge n " Neiz
len and associates, Was brought DIV r.
On the steamship AK. which ar
rived from Lynn canal last utxht
Tier passengers Werv Judge N W
Mellon CAPT I. Cuahman and Phil
Joseph
Pollard steamahlp co.'s Ralnir.
arrived ffam san Franelaea. sine
brought - passengers and iafxs
reaHtW SEE cargo. Of which 500 tons
"a ere fer Seattle and $50 for Everett
and other sound ports
0fheefs 81 the HtHN mahip city =
i'upbla. which reached port last
night from san Ffantlaco. rsnurt
heavy gales an the way up.
Y hnrHdaN niEht the elements were
raging, and before the storm ahated.
s. feet - the Fuebla'a starhaard raii
Rad been carried away The vessel
trouEht 2ai passengers and 1900 tons
20 cargo.
The only sailing yesterday was
the lWa tiiia. capt. Cousins. Pacific
Coast steamship Co,. far san Frnr-
cisco. She carried W passengers
nud iGao tons - cargo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
Travellers Railway Guide.

Nar Psr Sorth caasf Limited - Paul
arrive IS ,. NJ. leave z - s. m Nor
Fsas Atlantic ExpfsHa. ~ Paul arrive
g uss sHaNH a. a. Hz-afsafiinasan ever.
land. 5t. i~aHis. karHas CITY. kfFiqs 3 d
~. leaas g. a. r. Nnr Ear Portland
arrive - D. NJ. o. . m. anl : . e. -.
ssEe =. a.. - - 8 o. aad - g. m.
Nor Fses. OLYMPIA GraFr Hsrhar. arrive.
80 D. M. leave a. aNaF Fac south
Pave m Nor Use. Tacoma. arrive
= a. r.. II = n.. -. ~ M.
- 3. m-. So Q. w. s.la ~ n-. leave
g. o. m. . g. tn. ~ - o. m. - g. H1..
r. b a.. so .. M. 30 o. ~ Scr
FlH5 rHHaa. Vancouver lf e. arrive ll
3. m.. leave - A. nsNuf HHr gnuhafn
ish. sedrQ- " 1ailsr. arrive ia8 p. M. tffia
9 m ieave - 81. a1f $50 o. q. -
N0~ Pee iaaaunah an0qaa ir4ia. arrive
iiio a. ~-' Fa,s -. D M
Ct Nor Overland FLYER - Paul afrlvi
= pm. isavs :. not. Ear Spokane.
arrive so e. m. ieave 30 q. m.=asf Nor.
" hstc1m5 NJ Vernon. arriFs 70 10 e. ~.
and a.t0 3. m lraEe = e. m. : 70 .. On.
o. Ct. .aH blaine. NrH MHafful nHfar. A..
rive 3 10 D. n. leave lar m Ut Nor.
everett leave 20 a. NJ. ~ 30 A. M. s.t0
p. NJ gua .. m. arrive - A. m. : ~
q m. SO .. M = 2
Canadian pae Vancouver ana Overland.
arrive $50 Q. M leave - e. m.
Cot. \ Puget seund. Biaek Diamond
Ffankiiu. arrive 30 a. ~. tdaliFl and siii
D m. feUrruf sunday leave BIO q D..
feHoept sunday. a.is D. m. tdaiiyl
-=----a= o.
For bathing. MPdrona villa Batha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
BIG Time
AT CIRCUS
Sells and 6ray's the Attraction
Special Performance
for Tonight.

Athletic park i a busy place to-
eay. NJ th sells a Grays hig cirrus
tents pitched there aad horses aud
wagons. bowling animals. shouting
men 81 and about TIE big canvass
hnuses.
The clank 81 trace chains. rattle
II w4Nons and stretching % canvas
hegan yesterday mprnlng and lasted
till thr white city was reaFcd. whom
performers aud tent men began thelf
spell 81 rest
Tha small hov and an his cousins
have been husy al dav iunE some
Of thu genus have carried mglEtfotd
rails ~ water Tor fhe elephant. and
others have daunc1 blue Jackets WITH
Knld braid and Led spotted ponies
through miles ~ dust In the Eurs
aeCUx street pageant this morning.
but all were present when the
crowds filled the blue benches this
Afternoon.
The arrangement 81 tcufs IN The
park u good enc. Il being easily
possible - see hos the ctfcus man
ifvrs and cares for hts huge family
e. itoas. tigers. elephants and horses.
The accom- rnoda tiuns for crowds are
amgte. and the circus employees ARE
Instructed % b patient. courteous
and helpful 20 all visitors at the
grounds.
Among the most striking features
Of tire show are the aer0uatic feata
81 the famous Eddy family. com
r.oaed 81 four men. three women an
ane hey No tetter acrobafs can b.
found IN the world.
Miss Edna. the celehFnted hare
lack Tites the Earl SISTERS. fyinE
tfapexe artists the Tybeiis. acrnhats
and Oscar Davenport ard John ~
land. faney riders. are All people uf
ability in ghatr special ilues.
The ATTENDANCE a the show th4a
afternoon Ia very large and tonight
TIRE Indications are that an Immense
crowd VIII BE- present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
GERMAN TOURISTS
One Hundred Entertained al Park
and Navy raro

one hundred German American
tourists from New York were f.
atIie's guests Ter - hours saturltay
aud sunday. During that time they
hanquetgd 90 Lake Warrington
passed several PHEASANT hours ~
Test ~ the Hainler-fifand. where
one apartments had been secured Ia
advance. and Waited the Puget
sound naval station Today they
are sperdiue toward YellaNWtaue
park BY private train for a 81 days
stay.
Their visit 20 nrnrnerton vas the
notable feature % the xiaif. The
local committee - i'm number. -.
irrtri The fast little steamer Afhlna
for The trip. This haat vas special.
- chartered and made record run
to the navy yard.
On ruturn FROM the trtu the party
repaired az once 20 The hotel 10 pre-
rare far the tffp eastward. whica
WAS resumed In the afternoon.
Diamond fes-That's what YOU need
20 keep codl. Tel. Main 1863
a=ss-=---a--@
90 % Spinning for bicycle repairs
New bath houses. Madrnna villa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
DHEbBMAKEHg

EHIcKs0N D. WYman 20. dyHa-
mos and motors Installed house
wiring aud bell work 1914 IS eFHsfu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29

THE cheapest place 10 get gasoline
and oil stoves. gasoline and coal
oil. is at Olympic oil Co, 9iT Third
avenue. Tel Main. s9i. 2-hurner
gasoline stoves S4oo. gasoline.
81 10 for gallons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
COMING
IN DISABLED
S. S. Buckingham Returning From
Nome With Vessel.

Steamship ffue kinEham. Capt
anderson. from Nome. passed Nsah
lay az 8 - this morning towing the
Disabled steamship Ruth. CAPT. HlH-
gins. The Ruth was rendered help.
less ln Golavin hay. after a harii
struggle With the ice. Tier little -.
earadr cuHt her owners tegq. the
amount which they have contracted
90 Pay rs the owners - the Buck
inEham for towing her iuto the pqr,
~ Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29

Made ~ a good line OF fabtieH
Ia uabhY mixtures. all rhulec
and desirable patterns. Gin
sic 81 double breasted coat
style. properly lined and
tailored. regular value 100.
special price Tor the weeh
e - o. o. tsssstssfsss.s. ~ 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
MRS. LARKIN TRIES
TO SAVE HER SON
The Mother Of Vim. Seaion Wants
TO Appeal His Case.

Mrs. Mary Larktu. nnnthar % Vim.
Alden <eatuu. f. he Waa convicted -
murder N the FIRST degree last
March. q end laFoFing to "a 90 fuudn
sefticisat 81 take an appeal ~ the
case 10 the state supreme court She
wishes a. EHf about $50. a. DO Wiii
cost tbs amount far a Topographic
Transcripts So De- made SeHfon Kill
I'd Daniel 8ic harts. bret her ~ Mrs
LaFklu. The defense set up AZ th,
trial was imsanEfy. Mrs. farkin Gin
cereiy believes that her son has bees
mentally dsrurxed for years. and az :
tributes hts daed 20 temporary In
sanity. she feels r her bog iu per
mitted a hearing In the supreme
court. that b. via escape the gal
ious and be committed "a tha insane
asylum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
III 49, 2l-25 First Avenue .
A Surprising Sale Of Boys Clothing

THIS week newest, stylish and Herv-
aeab prices viii 20 be real bar
EH na IN ever
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AUCTION sale ~ TIE araFan-E le-
CANT furniture The contents ~ ulua
beautifully furnished rooms -
q. EIskeftou Nlil rflt an the fuo
residence. $50 1iHi Fourth avenue.
corner - flanufa street. uu Thurs
daF, August i. az 90 ~ sharp. 0ue
elegant mahogany bed set. cost
500, modern style oak hEd HefB,
iron beds brHrf muuutinga, BIRDS
eye maple dressing table. cum-
mode. writing desk. chairs and
rocker tu match. p bite hair mat
tfraf dining aet, consisting 81 a.
tension table. siaebaard aud chairs.
cost 500. elegant leather lounge
and easy chair. library table. unc
upright piano. onyx table. rockers.
Heticea, velvet carpets. nue rugs.
lace ruftainf. portiefea. writing
desk, screens. niiFerware. dinner
hft. glass Majestic steel range.
cooking utensils. granite var.
heating stoves. White sewing ma
chine. On fact. everything belong
ing to Weii-fufuiahed hduHs
ThursdaY st ~ % sharp open for
inspection Wednesday from 9 % 8
Hnune Tor rent =. q. Biekerton.
nucti9uccr.
AUCTION sale ~ hne furniture. the
contents II uluesroum private
residence. =. =. Hiekertnn vii sell
on TUESDAY the Goth 81 July at
10 81 sharp. on the premises. 80.
1874 First avenue north uake West
Queen Anne car. get ufr az switch
af Cumstork aveuusl. oak and
black walnut bod sets. nprinER
mattresses. dining room aud par
laf furniture. upright piano
DECKER Hraa.. center tables couch
Decker trus.1. center tables.
nnn carpets. ruFn. aecHctaire.
huH tree refrigerator. kit
chen furnishings. Majestic steel
range. etc. Tuesday. at 70 20
sharp. =. q nirkertan, auction
Ger. Look Out for aaR.
AUCTION sale furniture and house.
hold Enndh. moved from ~ East
Republican avenue - Martin q
FuE'H HaleronmH. izzk Third avenue.
~ order Of owner. Mr. Davis, we
VIII sell a. public auction Eve
rooms, "wednesday. Jul. 81. 10 70
a m. consisting q the following
parlor furniture. bedroom furni-
ture. dining room furniture. which
a. very hurs kitchen OUTFIT. one
range. small cook stove. carpets.
rugs. portirrs. lace curtains. pie
lures. lot 81 hardware and other
fhiuEn too numerous - mention.
Joe Martin. ig2s Third avenue. auc-
tiuneef.
z. q. BIcKERToS. general auction
Ger. 1911 FlrHf avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29

WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner, lbo. Alley Restaurant. al.
ley on Columbia bet End and Srd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
A Daylish, Robbery.

The residence - u. ]. A. Hanna
ia1z Nineteenth avenue. vas entered
IN broad daylight yesterday after.
noon and ki1a worth ~ iewelry and
other articles taken. During tn.
auseuce ~ the family the thieves en-
tered the house BY the front door.
using pass key for the fpurpua
They fansacked the Whuie place
Detective Crane was detailed on tha
case. but no clue was left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29

New York Block.
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner, lbo. Alley Restaurant. al.
ley on Columbia bet. End and srd
FASHION Hair store. 1918 second
avenue: diagnosis of the scalp
free OF charge.
oNYDoNoR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita-
lions, = Mcdonald block
LADIES try a bath. Mrs. TAFT.
careful massage. sli Third avenue.
WANTEp-old gold ana silver. n
Hensel, mfg ieweler % Hirckley.
MRS. =, BENNETT rs again AT as
Halter block. hair, scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery:
low prices ~erner tth and Pine
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
DIR. J. G, STEWART. specialist I'm
diseases OF women. Edinburgh
Medical Institute, Boston block.
DIR. MILES. removed to i5-is Heus-
sy BIDS. srd Pike. Tel. Green 79s
DIR. VAN DYKE. diseases of wo-
men, chronic diseases. Wash. bldg.
DIR. HINKLE, 2ii-siR Mutual Ilse
BLDG. Tel White b9e. res Rufr sal.
DIR. FALK-7s-7s Starr Royd bldg
Tel. Rlaok $50; res. Green 1881.
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. 81 Hinskiey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
Raided Opium Ioint.

OHirefa Chipman. Hubbard hnf
Freeman last ntKht raided an opium
joint ~ tho kiundisa lodging hose
On Fifta avenue near MhinHtrset. A
negro cook. George Gillian. was ar
rested. and two either inmates ~ the
place eHcapasi A complete opium
sutat. Including pipe. lamp and the
drug. Vas taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29

View bath houses. uadrona VIVA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
Fell on the Dock.

While IN an intoxicated condition.
Harry RYAN. a shilof. walked on the
end " The Ocean dock yesterday
marniur. he struck pile in the
faii and waH ia Nsd condition
when b. reached The water. a row
beat Was near ard the man vas
picked ur and nrnt tn Prov iisur~
hospital IN the ambulance. lie ~
rhshtlY hurt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29

BARGAINS in second hand house
hold goods. call at Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give you
tne secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look as
good as new, for half the money.
ll0 and il2 Second avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
BICYCLE MEET AUG. 3

a bicycle meet viii b. held a, ths
facsfrRek. Twelfth and tig~rti
streets on the evening 81 August !.
commencing az o'clock Thia II
lr Eaid. uiii BE- the biggest meet ever
held IN Seattle. The competitors
VIII be represented bY men from the
cities u Portland. Olympia. Van.
rOuver. Nictnfia. Spokane and Ia.
coma comprised u both amateurs
and professionals.
chris Dow. who held the best re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29
Mortality Record.

Mrs. r. y. Carter. aged s. years
died a. rs Twenty avenue
rofth last evening Of heart failure.
Deesased leaves q wi10Wer and fvs
children.
Moby0abi OR0ta, aged 70 years
died ~ Providence hospital yeeter-
day. The funeral was held from the
Seattle Undertaking parlors a.
o'elotk this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29

va. II BuTrNER. attorney ht
law. suits prosecuted and o'tenl
ed ia ALI courts. ~ years expert
rnce. Proceedings in bankruptcy
CompA nieh Incorporated. Abntferth
carefully examined. COLLECTIONS
made iu all paftn u the United
States. Highest commercial ana
bank references. bi4 Third ave-
nue.. Phone. Main 1000.
HpECKEnT. a. civil ana Grimm
al practice. 10 years actual expert
encc. consultations free. Room Vs.
Arlington hotel cover ppat0iilce) .
phone Main 30.
J. +. HALL. 10 and - Hoxwsll bloek.
100 Columbia - Phone. Blue so.
General practice Ia all The courts.
Damage CHsea q Specially.
Moderate Teee C7uraltution Free.
A. D. POSTER Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main 7t1
~ 81 MAHTIN. go Mutual I.ife bid.
, a. KEiI0ua. z4s hailr building.
HE~FgN 4 Aust g. host0a stock
" u LAnBuTH, 1914 Paeine BLK.
a. q. NAcDaNALD. iOg burke Bid.
Root. Palmer nrown Pioneer bid.
u. q cOSoVER is-ss Halter bldg
LYMAN khArP le teller bldg.
q wtRu htNP b. Hurse biaE
u = DOUGLAS. % Neu Yerk DIX
HtCu srat-HpRR ios-s = Y bk
H0HAck PETElt tlG New York bk
PiERnE 2. FERRY. 20 nufke BIZ.
R S. IASGLASD sos N. = Hook
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PRINTING AND Blaptna

1hHkb1 a.paft panfIas -
izhiHE 90. uiEb-REads l.5 80, w
ing - Spring Ht. TEL h.e = al ~
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cords here IN Seattle during isa6
1891. ISIS. bat ~ ho retired from ..
cling rirelfH The pact tao years. Will
make has nfht temperance GA that
Gay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29

Or. Cumy0wfs Chinese Root cures
pheun1aiisrn. Osiice. Lyon heuss.
zfEh Columbia street, between sec
<.r,s avenue and Third avenue. Office
Toura. o a. m. 20 y. IA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29

territory.
their oblsod
number To-day the drawings
Is
available persons
o.
registration has been an and nothing
Ia "a he lottery.
q
n
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nICYoLE RIrAIns
eUslNEss coIIEGth-

COLUMBIA, Hartford ana Vtdette
Bicycles. Christopher Bros. ii12
EaaauN
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AAcHfrECT
AI1ohhr1a.A1. ~.

A.Manus . Walker. ~. . 81 bik
q W. l4UanToN nl-lI eell.na.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-29

PEOPLES SAVING hank.
second avenue and Pike St Capital
paid up. ti0o. 600. l.. G. Ncufelder,
pres: J. n. Hayden. cash. j. r.
oreenieaf. asst. cash. Commercial
savings and trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF sEATTLE.
Capital stock paid in. tS2s. zoe: sur-
plus. SIS 0o0.
J. Furth. pres; J. s. Goldsmith.
vice pres. X. v. Ankeny cashier
Correspondents in principal cities
In the United states and Europe.
National Bank Of Commences
Paid M capital. 80. $3.50. esp
Tranaacts general banking business.
II. c. Henry. pres.: r. Il. Spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent
SAFE Deposit saHIt Boxes Ter Rsst
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital slke. 900
General oanking business transacted
J. ID. Hoge. r.. pres. NJ. McMick-
en-, vice prss. l.. Turner. cash: r.
+. Parkhurst. Asst. cash Exchange
on principal cities % u. s.. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
Of Seattle. a general banking bust
ness transacted. Deposits 81 600. 00a.
A. Chilbcrg. pres. l.. l. Grondahl.
list vice pres. A. II. Soelberg. cash:
]. y. Lane, asst. cash. No branches.
The Canadian Bank OF commerce
1aplthl PAID up fts.ssss.....sA.uo coo. Ogo
eight Million Doliars)
snfpluA s...s.s.sssss.s.... u oee, ooe0
Interest allowed on time deposits
general Banking business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE BRANCH-Corner of
James 81. and Second Avenue.
y. A CAMERON Mr~.
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D0SlYN COAL
IL QUEEN COAL

once tried always used. our
maxim, Success the test OF
merit.
business started I'm Seattle
Aug. 1893. and has increased ev-
cry month since.
Telephone Union "a for steam
coal and domestic. orders to be
delivered north OF pike street.
Telephone Main SIS orders for
delivery ao1ith of Pike street,
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oOSiIfESS COLIe0Eos
CLARK rs Perrin shorthand school,
individual instruction. - Boston.
IEo's Business College. Union. I'D.
individual instruction. all subjects
BEST methods and teachers Acme
business College. Second and pike.
\, W. school Telegraphy. Pioneer
Mllsen.s hnslnesa Colege Nan li6.
Cor h>D tJn ana BUILDERS.
BROMLEY q Wells. general con-
tractors, ~ starr Boyd building.
Tel Main $50.
soDERQUlsr a RosELEAF. shops
at 9fg- 9an gDrlpu street
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DANCING lessons. private o. in
classes daily. Prof. Wilson's Dan
cinG Bufool. Ranke block.
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