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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07


lotion and cotton products S12z 500
Wheat observation-disclosures. ....... ~ ,nt 80
Ias ...,.....,...... 5o37to78
lye .''..-....... recommendations, r5o684s
IN po'i'uea fo754437
nay .,........,..-.. 42466AzS
t'l .f.'''t' ....-..--........ z6Jo0ooo
'-'iceo ..........
Nce ...............
1"oct potatoes ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 2soooo
i'aiuN ..................... 100000
lnuIry ana eggs ..,. ............... $4,000
lh aud batter Counted togcthcr) .... 40 900 900
FRUITS ahd vegetables shipped and consumed
honc o7er. ;,;..., .,..,........... 600
2n3 shipped away over ................, 100000
The total Of values reaches over one billion and
-four hundred millions The Record next takes the
known value Of the mineral products of the South for
1893 which was Sl2630l 500 and the value of its man
uactod products exclusive OF cotton In the census
year Of 1890, and, adding reasonable percentage to
both Items obtains total of 81 600 for the two
in 1900 Adding this again to the 81 40S 900 900
derived from agriculture, the grand total is 81 0OO
600 which the Record declares is the lowest possible
estimate.
me per capita production under this estimate for
the 2bOO0oOO people in the South ia about S11O When
we reflect that the South is yet in the infancy OF its
productive energies but almost doubling its activities
annually, We get a faint conception OF Whit our
output VIII he five ten years hence. Colonel John
H. Mosby was not far wrong when he said the other
day that the South by of its resources and its
rapid development would in an incredibly short time
again dominate the Union both materially and pot
rallv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

FOREIGN OFFICES-Eastern business office ~, 40, ~
and so Tribune building New York (The s. C. Beckwth
Special Agency Western 400 The Rookery Chicago the
= G Beekwith Special Ageney).
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

ma Columns Per Week
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

Correspondence Of al description ghehey intended 10,
he Bntae5s Ed'oyqi Department should he ai5csed 70
IHa H0UsroN POST, and net 10 ipdialdfH and al
ehcets dqfis orders. etc. made payable 10 TN
HousTos PWNuSG COMrAsY."
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

The Hamilton Rustler has discovered Missouri editor
who has been there before yet is willing try again
Says the Rusueg;
Missouri editor who is locking for opening SAYS
We WOULD prefer living small where the people
vail sympsthize with In trouble, and hsvent any
trouble ~ll hsas W fsr yeas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-04-07

Unde, anil ovdcys given by employees
nc occ he recognized and pai accepted in paytsat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
HAWAN'S
LAW MAKERS
First american Legislature
Mas stubborn Duties.

HONOLULU. March a=IiaWailH
Cd her on Erb "a. up II the present
time nothing has been done. hut a
Epbd deal l. IN prospect
The natives vino gUufrul the feFtH=
lnture have been uhHtfBstud iu eNeg3
way ~ the Republican and neuus
cratic whites ia the legislature, uud
consequently net much progress has
been made.
The native lawmakers arr trying
theIE hest Ia become Amefteauiaed.
but as this Is The hrnt timu that
many af them have ever attempted
the work. they ate having their
hands fuils
The Hrat action ln which they az
serted themHeIVe was IN ekpelltnE
from the fieae Il thH house 81 repre-
aHutntfVea Territorial Secretary IL
r. Cooper. lie went into the house
and proceeded tn direct them as II
what they should and should not do.
This uaufpatlan If their nfHHagattNa
auEered them. and as result the
secretary VAS frsd bag and hars
gaKu. lie had no rights IN the house.
but Wus ordered there rs GOV Dale
t. act az a monitor on the native
statesmen After exprllluz the see
Rotary, they had the Declaration Of
Independence read In English and
Hawaiian. ard then ordered Il
spread upon the minutes Of the
house.
Today was the seventh u the $40
sion. aud several bills were lntfoJue :.
Ell. Among them was bill pro-
xidInE municipal ard county RoN :
erumenta for the different elites and
Islands. THIS bIii il opposed ~ the
governor and tbs sugar planters. but
favored ~ the natives. and viii
mess assaredly pasa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
WATERFRONT NOIfS.

The steamer Santa Anna left for
Tacoma last night shortly after she
arrived from San Francisco. Che
viii load coal and freight and then
return 10 Seattle.
The fleet Of halibut fishing acho0n-
eFs sow at AtnaWorth A Dunn's dock
ere taking cargo Of tee, preparat-
ory to starting for the banks.
The Dsrigo VIII sail for skaRway
and Lynn canal points Thursday
night.
The steamer Inland Flyer Is now
lying at GaIbralth. Bacon ~ Co.'S
dotE. fTer finishing touches are be-
ing put on and the trial trip viii be
made IN about 10 days. Her run has
not been decided upon yet.
The n. $. army transport Kintuek
H. loading hay and feed at the White
star dock. She win probably sail
for Alaska today.
Work II progressing rapidly on the
new sslpa that are being built by the
Northern Pacific at the foot Of YeaIer
avenue. The first piles are being
driven today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
SALT WATER
FIRE SERVICE
Council Considers New Proposition
Other Business.

The city council met in regular
session last night ana disposed Of a
great deal Of routine business.
The ordinance appFoprlating tzeao
20 the board OF public works for the
purpose Of purchasing horses Tor the
IRE department. was passed. Tna
department. WAS ordered to turn
over 20 the board ali horses that
we're from time to time rendered an.
fit for swrNtce.
bill Introduced by Councilman
RUDE. looking a. the establishment
81 a salt water system for prn.
lection against fires To be operated
IN connection with the present nyn.
tenn. was regarded as an important
measure. and ~aa referred to the
committees OF tho Whole. The MFateya
would extend along the water front
The COMMITTEES Of the whole viii
meet on Friday night Co discuss is
pfactieahltity
A communication was received
from the chamber af commerce. set :
Hna forth the dsalra billty Of \ faun.
tain IN PloHeer Square. The mat
Ter WAS referred to committee Of
three. which wnl confer with the
a communication from Major q
Newell. was read. In which he said
that he had Investigated the eslr-
cumhthnces and conditions Of Sc Aem.
tttute boys aud Eifia A petition
from the boyw and girls society
asking that the board of uubftc
works BE- authorized 10 appropriafa
fsss for lie work during thu ensuing
INK SIX months. wAs referred to the
hnAace committee.
The Petition af the Seattle Street
Hallway Company to change the
route Of the Grant Street Electric
tracks 30 as 20 connect with the
present tracks. was referred TO the
committee on corporations
i. The following resolutions for i'm.
proxennents were introduced. For
pianbinK and sidewaiking Third Az.
enue from Pike to ptne. Pine from
THIRD 10 Fifth. Fifth from Pine 10
pike. For grading. st1ewaihlng ara
parking Twent y-elahfh avenue fra,,
East Madison to East Union. on. =
kinssra estimate being ss.so0. The
Improvement ives referred 20 the
COMMITTEES on streeta, owing To pro.
tests arising.
For the construction Of sern.,,t
walks on Twenfy.eiRhth avenue
from East Madison 10 East TTulor
estimated cost. s5ts0. Postponed for
one week. -
For the Improvement OF Twenty-
e'khth avenue between Spruce and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12

YaHiet way IT an estimated coat Of
2Ihaa
bur laying a water main On Nine
tannth avenue from Nealer way e.
east jefferson.
Fur LAYING a winter main ON FIJI
tenth avenue from Nealef way 10
East Madison
Fer laying nausstoue sewer nipe
on KING street from Ninth avenue
south Ia Seventh avenue south aud
ON Seventh avenue south from klnH
- Weller streets
Fnr LAYING q water main on Hell
mont avenue from East Union ia
Eaat Howell street uH East Howell
street from Helmant avenue 20 ttaSlz
atun avenue.
A resolution Tor the planEiuR. Of
battery street. from first ta Third
avenues. WHh ell ieetad To by gnuuz
Gilman JAMES. lie protested against
the payment uf half the eaat by tho
city hut II wAH explained that the
object Of the Improvement was To
euahle The fire department. to safely
uaHa OVER this route The resolution
WIS passed
The following bills we're Intro.
daesd and referred tn their proper
AtstAHHtEAEHHz + TT AHAtHH on anu EA#
tending Pine street through lots &
and ln block : In Compton flfHt
addition Il Waa declared that part
Of Columbia street extending west
from railroad avenue shall b hept
open.
4 REPORT was made b. the IRE
and water committee against per
uniting the storage Of eetnhustibieH
la aHafe haHafUaHtH aud under tusfH=
Ing and tenement houses The re-
port was referred 20 Fire MARSHAL
KellaeK.
A petition Was heard from the sa-
attic EleetrIe ca. asking permission
- construct itH lines on Tenth ave
nue. south AT It's intersection with
the north line % Jackson street
thence along Fourth avenue ta the
boulevard. along the boulevard to
Htummef street. ard there to con-
meet with the existing Tines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
rHE COOKS REVENGE

For years the boarding house cook.
a type. has furnished material FOR the
humorist. The feke makers have serv-
81 her up hot and cold, roasted. fried
and friszled. They gave their sym
patty 20 the dysneptie boarders AMI
directed their shafts Of sarcasm II
the slaves Of the kitchen.
There was no revolt These female
boarding house necessities neither
poisoned the coffee nor feaarted N
any species Of crime 10 even the
score. They patiently accepted the
complaints % the hoarlefs and sui.
ferea In comparative sitenee-aii hut
Jennie sehry her. Who cooked IN a
New York boarding house. She sui
fered. toe. She discovered that al
men and most women 10 not know
what they want. and that the people
who kick the hardest about their
food are generally people Who realty
know very little about Eaad living.
she bore criticism like n martyr.
she accepted condemnation 0R II she
liked Il. hut a desire for reveuge vas
burning IN her heart
Last week she prepared meat
FIRST che emptisd pint q nueilage
tafo the -four hin. Adding a hair
teaeupfnl OF paregoric and a dash of
teeth powder. she made a handsome
cake. she chopped the heefnteak fine
ana poured pvefit seine throat garEis.
10 which hal been added a quantity
% roach powder and dash ~ RID
Ink. This mixture was cooked to a
turn. and Miss Jennie was basting
it with melted laundry soap when
discovered and arrested after \
srough time. IN which she threat.
enea to carve all the un~ympat hetie
and fault-hndinE boardera in Christ
sndoua.
OF course. a. the boarsiers did not
get a chance At the edihies 80 eare-
fully and thouEhsfully prepared. Il
i impossible 70 make scientific de-
dacticns or tell what might have
happened.
But there II . neral that suggests
itself. Don't croas too much at the
expense Of the cook. for when u
comes 70 a teat. ehe has not only
your digestion. but your life IN her
hands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
A aoasiso Resolve

II you desire a rule for health.
prosperity and long life. try how
nearly you can come TO at ieast a
portion OF Bishop vinceut'H morn
fsg resolve. II tnterferes with no
creed that acknowledge the exist
enee Of a Supreme Being. II can be
made a part OF every legitimate bus
inees. and IL also will benefit every
human being who THINKS. II
fcflows.
Il VIM shia day Try 10 live a simple,
sincere and serene life. repeilinE
prnmpny every thought Of diseon-
tent anxtsty. os~courag cement. I'm
purity and ssir-seekhg: eultivnsina
eoesrfaines=. masnasImity. charity
and fhe habit OF holy rflsnce: exsr-
etstaw sconoray IN expenditure. care
fuinsss Ia conversation. diligence In
senvioe. adalltg to every trust and a
ehiidssies trua In 0od''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
Or. ehareet's frtneh Nerve
IFeAiment.

The wonderful fuad for the nerves.
Givvn strength. health ard siEor 10
the young aud old II il the result
af long years of study 81 the unst
reputable and best known physician
Of this century. II produces real.
not ARTIFICIAL strength. In eaHes II
nervous pFaHtFattun. indigestion
CAUSED ~ anxiety. over taxation Of
thu mental Of phYalelai forces which
exhaust the nerve fofes. and Fnsr.
-. there lH no treatment thet will
stop the irritation and hutia up the
affected TISSUES like the chereet
Treatment. II gives vitality "a the
entire Hysfsm and promotes healthy
action 20 al the esEanH."--G. O. Guy.
nfugEiat. seattle wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12

IS SHORT

BUYrALo. March III. Ia Tip
ten. SECRETARY and Treasurer OF thu
sw4te hmsn's International union. II
under arrest on a charge Of larceny
Of funds from the anion. Recently
Tiptoa reported that hts safe had
been entered and S.s75 taken. ON
q ais of The union began an investis
alton. They decided that Tipton'a
aacosntz we're short S2,s91. Hts
sondsmsn will make good any def
clsaoy found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
Bremerion Contract.

The extension II the government
wharf At hremeFtun VIII be made
hy the Puget sound Bridge and
Dredging n. II vas officially
Notified that the contract had been
awarded yesterday. bids Tor The
extension Of the wharf were sub
nifed some time ago. but the
awards were not made until yeHtsr-
iHN.
The extension Will be 80 feet long
aud % feet vide. II VIII be added
II the present 80 feet Of wharf In
The shape 81 an l.
An Immense crane for handling
freight and a number uf economical
appliances FIR handling freight viii
be put IN II vii take about four
months to complete the waFk and "
vii eoA; about t419ea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
A New Launch.

Jaeeh + johnson. nov has IN pra-
esHs Of erection. e foot Haptha
launch On lake washington. near
the end # Madison street. Mr.. John.
ean designed the boat himself ard
expsets rs speed 10 hs about eight
knots an hour. Il wlIt be. eamplst
ed in about ore month. when the
launa hing will take place.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12

VA 1t HuflsEk. Attorney at
IHH Advice free suits prove
eatea and defended IL all courts.
y fea1H. experience. Proceedings
IN bankruptcy. gumpansea iuanr-
paFute4 Abstracts carefully sK-
aWlueas Collections made in al
parts q the United states High
est commercial and bank rsfeFen-
esH. 80 Third avenue. opposite
public Library. Phone Nam lee9
J L. BALL. Jns. ID noxWsIi block.
lee Columbia St. above lat Ave.
9euerat practice IA all the courts.
Damage eAHes Speciality.
Moderate Fees #Ganau.tHtiun Free.
Ten Years Active Practice.
II. Z. rosrER formerly Of Mee'on-
nsilsetIie 9. BAR eEsfsfares IN
bankruptcy general law practice.
eu1teHtH ions. etc. 4aa=z Mutual Life
building Phone Main 81.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
ef.Ht-laM. Dexter Horton Bank bid
J. A kEt.feH4a. IS saiivY hu.laips
HESs0s 3 AIsT. = boe15u HloeA.
~ y. i.AMhuTh s0s-R. Pacific biz
4. 6 MACDONALD. 400 Barks Bid.
naos. Palmer s Bnown. Pioneer bid
=. g eosoNER. Ga Haller bldg
lyman = kNAfsr la Halter tidF
q WARD KEMP. - ilaraa bldg.
J = DOUGLAS. ~ Nsa YORK blk
ntcuAnb osborn. 7es.t = = *
$ 8 LAsGLANp. 81 Mes York blk
HORACE rETEH 81 NeR York ID
4 q. PARKER. a. pneinc itloek
piERnE = FERRY 1910 second.
m NAnrIN. lawyer 2 lioeion ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12

Mar. B. 10. Is. 90 %. 50. Apfli 4. .. II.
II. =. - Nay
For ALASKA Cottage city Mar. II
1a Apr IL "a MuY II. Senator NM
/ H. # Aur Is. 81. AK. Mar. {.
=. Apt 8. ~ State ut California,
Nav +. city If Topeka. MaY H.
Ticket Oniea. ntH first Ave- seattle
n Talbot. 0ammst AT q Alllaf Asst
ten AKts ocean Deck. aaattta oeoa#Ih
Iafatu4 s ca Gen. A8ta5 tan ffhufiHea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
AlAsKA CLOTHING.

{. : doTaisSaEST GOODS
blankets. -. usalaekets. g..
pants. 40 shelter tents. 81 navy
y hIta unaefEialhIuN suit. s.. easi
fhH government s8aHs Naai HaN.
aars navy sweaters TO. watch
sapa s#es rubber blankets Of pom
chr. IL KLEk. Ia LII ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12

Kansas city will dedicate its new
pesthouse with = masquerade hail.
and Il IL doubtless expected 70
knock the spots on all preceding
events Of SIMILAR IMPORT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
C0RSETS CAUSE
ISLANDER SUIT

CINCINNATI. o. March IA re-
mark about Miss Clara snyder'B cor
sea caused "A Islander suit that was
tried In Judge DeilenbauRhs court
yesterday.
Miss Snyder II - years old. She
hvss with M. and Mrs. Theo ~
Klein. at IA Scranton avenue She
charged that Mrs. Anna Brakeman.
"a nefghbor, made a remark about
the corset IN the presence Of many
persons, causing the young woman
mortffesu ton.
Miss Snyder gued for $1,000, and
got verdict Of Sal 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12

SEATTLE OH. COMPANY.

TIE Company takes pleasure IN
announcing - its Stockholders thtt
II haH secured the services. a. Hus
uafinteudrnf. 81 Malcolm Scott
EH4., the eminent oil expert. Who
f. perhaps the most experienced OFT
well ia#afgr and Wefi zhfiilef in the
country II not in the world.
Sir Heutt. Who has n the past 5
years located and drilled hundreds
- ali wells in many countries. VII
devote his entire time and vast tx
HeHIanea IS this company Ia setting
~ the ueaesaary machinery and IL
locating and drlliipE the eompany's
HalIa.
once open evenings. s9s-sos New
York block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
CLAtRVoYANTs.

GERTRUDE MYREN. Greatest Nv
Ing elairYoYant. Leland. sl3 ID aV.
Floranee Marvin. Is years seuttleiH
prophecies. l209 First. near =. q.
MRS HENDERSON. eIairvoynnt.
reading DO. Nendame, 1916 lat az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
ARCHITECTS.

4. rIDEMASD. = cslman block.
NeNainia 4 Walker. % \ 7 blk
y Is. moIalIoa. aIa.la eaIilna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
Scandinavian American Bank
nuslnEhs collEora

LBOs BaHiueas College. Union. I'd
Individual instruction, all subjects
BEST methods and teachers Acme
business College Second and PIKE
\. " school Telegranhy snrrsB.d
Milaun . n oasfn hnslnsas eallsrs Nan a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT OF Tlrlf.

ABSTRACT OF TlrLE.
OSBORNE. TKEArEH q CO. me.
AhHHHGf Company. established
lkt3I Mining claim abstracts. Base
meut of the Mutual Life building.
nooth whittlessy= Ilanfofa Abstract
20 established 1893. bHaeu4an ut Of
Halter block. Telephone Main ia.
sEATrln Abstract 60. n. y biz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
sAnks
The Canadlan Bank Of Commerce.

Capital paid up ss...sss.ssks.V 90 w
Eight Million Doliarsl
n4fuAnH zsssassss sssass A@sHHsA.NasRb
Interest allowed on time deposits.
A general Ranking Huaineaa Trans
acted
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner Of
James 81. ard Second Avenue.
y 4. CAMERON MEf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
pHoToGRApAERs.
REAL ESTATE.

E
leo acres, 4 miles from Kirkland. ID
acres bottom land, 20 acres cleared.
guod house. 2 large barns, orchard
and running water.
- acres, ca miles from Kirkland.
bottom land, 40 acres cleared larfee
barn. orchard, small fruit run
ming water.
so acres. miles from Kirkland. 10
acres cleared. house and orchard.
Is acres, \ mile from Lake Wash
tngtou, part bottom land. S5ao
cords of wood can be taken of it.
iIo acres, 3 miles from lake. good
house. large barn. $50 bearing
trees, about rs acres cleared. Will
sell all or part.
loo acres. near Juanita, half bottom
land. . acres cleared.
12ta acres water front. house. small
orchard. near Mrs. Gatzert's place
on Lake Washington. Price rea-
sonahle.
COLLINS 4 WILLIAMS.
Room Sc Sullivan Rlaek.
Some of these are snaps for home
seekers wishing good cheap homes.
5000 will buy a good home house 8
large rooms. 8 acres land, 2 acres
cleared. barn and chicken house.
20 bearing fruit trees. $50. s.
quarterly.
Large list of timber and farm lands
to select from.
Fine dairy farm of leo acres land. 30
acres hay land, running water. 20
or 30 head of Jersey cattle. good
house and barn.
We nave over 4oa lots In Ballard.
WhN not buy good lot in Ballard
.he9p' &c car fare, population has
doubled In two years.
Ill. II. CA MDIFHsI a 90
400 Burke Ruilding.
LIST ynur ,,,.,,,,s,.,', -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12

ONE MILLION DOLLARS % loan
ON real estate In Seattle IN gums
Of 800 to 80. 90. German a meri.
ear Investment Co. SIS Third ave.
To LOAN Private money at low
rate Of interest 0rali. uamus a
oaner. i0I Marion street
WARRANTS bought and sold. Nor
rla1n 4 Eehelman NaioaI IL 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
CON- RAeloR and euILpgRs.

+. No6LEBERG = Painting. paper
hanging, kaIsomiming. lo22 Pine.
soDERQtlHr q RosELEAF. shops
at 2lsz220 spring street.
j. II. SWIFT. house and sign paint
or PTS Spring street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12

ehesRa neata g. - H.aelasz
DANCING Academies.
IL BANetSa GEaH0Ea To
IHdleH ana gentlemen joining our
OPP ming elHHHea FOR beginners nov.
MeuaaR and Hriaug EVENING" nj
$50. Guarantee waltz. 2=atau ana
all The iHfrH1 bail room dHHHeHH
Extremely iaW rate for gentlemen
Who can tHHa iesHuua at once.
Exclusive private lessons daily At
Wilson Dancing Academy HEaHEa
block pike street Circulars UHil=
ed free. He8itless leading dancing
nfhnui
MT. and Mra. Iittie'a Academy. de
pertinent dancing physical eal.
tHfa afa Madison b6t arI and 4th.
pRgssmHkERs.
F0H Ladies. tailor and reception
gowns call nf Lamb Sisters 40
81 Collins block
Mme. Muflal. skirts faesd and bound.
n 50 H#m.fo pm. g Mcdonald BIZ
MHE SMITH. meaiate. Z Hluekley
LYNCH = sffaW. s. Z Hailer HidR
oYElaG AND CLEANING.
PAnIsltE DYE WORKS We
aaH for. clean nnaHH aud deliver
Your flat hes HEpreHH order Civ
en prompt attention. iAlH iaf eve
AMERICAS Steam bye Works. dry
eleaplng Tic p eye. I'll Nan -.
ELECTRICAL MACHINERY.
sz5s=Hz#==z
EgIeKR0& s WYWAE CO. manu-
faeture and repair electrical np-
HaHatuH 1918 West g. Main. fak.
ENGRAVING.
.hEATfIB Engraving 90. high grade
printing plates fiiuekiey block.
Observation-Disclosures 70 Borrow.
WHY keep your money ia bank
when we. can get you : per cent.
on first mortgage improved real
estate IN the city Of Scatter Ger
mau-AmeFlGau Investment Co. siz
Third Ave opposite public library.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co.
clothes in shape sf.50 month. dye
ing. repairing. 1909 3rd. Bun 1905.
HIGHEST prices for cast on cloth
ing Dave Taylor, 10 starr Boyd bid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

Detective Agency. Union
block. j. X. Dawson. manager.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
Go ON the CITY OF EVERETT 7
SEATTLE, EVERETT,
AND EDMONDS Route

Leave Seattle. TOO "a. m. IL M. aud
y. M.
Leave Everett g;i5 n. m. 2:30 and
t.1h p. m.
Three round trips daily except
Sunday.
cofnan dock. Seattle. Tel. Red aai
Fare 75e. round trip 81 90. First
class meals served at 30 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
TnE rIRsr NATIONAL hANK
OF EEATTLE

OF SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital si1o. geo
General banking business transacted
J. Il Haee. 3F. pres. NJ. HaMiek-
en-. vice pres. l. Turner. cash u.
T. parkhurHt. Asst. cash Exchange
81 principal cities 81 y. g Europe
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid ia. fs1s. 600 sur.
plus So 90.
]. Fufth. pres: ]. 8. Goldsmith.
vice pres n V. AnknnY cashier.
Cnrfresrausenf In principal cities
n sIsa United states ana Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BARGAINS in fruit aud ciRnr
stand. Cheap u taken - once,
Good restaurant doing a ilue bust
ness Location the very best.
EGGLER q EGGLER. tt02ia Third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-12

Tire best rupatng watch ls the
Louis KIbdt Special" s2f Second.