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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-26
SPECIAL ROUND TRIP FARES TO
DENVER. COL. AND ST. PAUL.

MINI, VIA ERIE r. r.
Denver $500 round trip July / to
0, st. Paul S2395 July 1 to 0. Return
limit Oct. 81. See ticket agent Union
depot for further particulars.
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spection of the persons interested
therein.
BY order of the City Council.
CHAS. H. ISBELL.
June 10, %, July 3. Clerk.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-26

FOR SALE The property on East
Market ST., and on Park ST., known
as the Talman estate. Inquire of
John G. Bloomfield. 164 S, Main st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-06-26

FOR SALE-By the Graham Baum Co.,
Central Bldg. phones 279:
6 room house, 2nd ave-, $1.050.
room house, Bluff st, $500.
8 room house, Gale ST., $2,1O0.
room house. S. Broadway, So, 100.
6 room house Bell ST., $1,400.
Lot, Harvard ST., $475.
Lot, White City. Allotment, $3.50.
Lot Atlas ST., $3.50.
Lot, Allyn st, $1,000.
lots, Nash St, $3.50 each.
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Use Democrat want column. 1t pays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-07
TINE DAY or RECKONING.

The Seattle Gas a Electric Co. =
still sparring for wind. IL succeed
Cd last Monday In staving or one Of
the court cases for week and may
be depended upon to find some Ell
euse next Monday why it should not
90 10 trial.
Delay is its policy. and 30 far Il
has succeeded very well IN carrying
II out. But there viii come an end
TO all this, and a day OF reckoning
with the people Of this city.
There was a time when the gas
company might have reasonably
asked for a new limited franchise.
BY Offering n reduction in rates, but
It preferred 70 hght the people and
keep up its extortionate charges on
the hope that somehow or other. II
finally cornered. II would be able to
extrieate itself Its plan OF nghtinR
has been unfair, and every possible
advantage has been taken Of the
city from the start. How much.
then. does the city owe the gas com
pany7 Not very much.
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CIVILIZATION AND sAvseERy.


Twentieth Century Civilization. II
stands for good deeds. kindness. NOR
ality, philanthropy. education and
all that f. GOOD. II is a word that
arouses a THRU OF pride
And yet, In the very heart Of civil
ization ie found brutality that would
shame a savage.
The Woman's Prison At fndlanap-
OLE IL being investigated. There a
woman seems to have found pleasure
in beating the tender flesh Of the In
mates. They were beaten on the
bare arms and shoulders with a
leather strap; they we're pounded un-
I'll they were black and blue: they
were Imprisoned IN box In a damp
basement and kept for daya Mt a
time. one girl swore that she was
given a terrible beating because she
allowed her hair 10 curl.
Don't forget that this happened IN
a country whore enlightenment Is
rs free as the air we breathe.
II II a relief'tO turn 20 a contrast
ing picture. The disaster IN the Gold /.
IN Gate IL fresh In the minds OF the
people. A great ship went down,
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A WORD or WARNING.


rhe star does not pose as an
aiarmlst. hut IL feels constrained 10
utter word % warning 80 the
board Of health OF this city I'm
less Health officer McNechnic Is
brought to realization OF the re
spousihaIties % his position and acts
With vlger to stamp out tho isoln ted
cases Of smallpox now existing. the
most serious Consequences may fol-
low.
IRE kross negligence which has
marked the proceedings 81 the
health officer up To this time. has
been revealed IN the Star. not with n
desive q ssroast" that official Tor the
sake Of a sensation. az several ~ his
friends have charged. bus with the
hope that he might be- brought 90
realizinE sense % the duty which he
owes the community. or. In default.
20 arouse the health board ia action.
A careful investigation made by
the star develops the alarming fact
that scarcely any precautions have
heen taken ny McKcchnle 60 prevent
smallpox spreading from the isoiat-
"a sources OF infection. No riEid
quarantine has been established. but
people have been allowed 10 come
ana go from houses where smallpox
prevailed. thus eudsnTerlnr their
own health and that ~ others.
Now that the matter has become
public through the agcncy 81 the
star. communications are Beginning
u reach this paper complaining 81
the tnacfion OF the health osficer in
numbers Of cases. the facts pre-
scented today in the news columns
regarding the dereilcslons OF Nc
Kechnie are from direct tips furn-
ishrd hy citizens who feel that un-
less something Il done quickly. the
seeds % eontagion WIN b. scattered
broadcast. There are today in this
city more cases % smallpox than arr
good for the future health % she
community. An ounce % prevention
NOW is worth = pound % cure later
on.
Instead % sending written pro-
tests to the Star against McKrch-
nie's inactivity. u viii be more to
the point II citizens win write direct
10 members 81 the board Of health.
II Is the privilege OF any eitiren 70
demand an investigation Of the
charges made against the health on
Ger. Such an investigation H. need
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u. S. ARMY
RETIRED LIST


WASHINGTON. u. G. March Il
Some OF the most acrimonious de-
bates that marked the Fifty sixth
congress grew out ~ the opposition
t. adding names 90 The retired lat Of
the army, This retired iiat has
kFoHn 10 b. a formidable item tn
Uncle. Sans annual bill Of expense.
In 1877 IL contained four ma tor gen
erals. - hrisadlsr- generals. io7 eui-
onels. - iisutrnAnts and - aisFz.
The total % all grades. including
w~eond iieutenanta. was ts1. Ia iiai
the retired list contains the names
81 81 retired officers ~ all grades.
Of whom 7 are mhJor generals. IS
hrtgadicr generals. los euiumela. =
lieutenant colonies and tAi majors.
The retired pay 81 army officers IL
tsf@a per annum for ma lor generals.
tfizb for brtsadier generals. ssaIt
for colonies and tEssS for majors.
Tire total amount Tor the retired iiaf
Of 1901 s. 81 .sss 80.
The feeling IN congress against the
retired list IL growing but military
influences arc strongly in favor 80
wholesale rwtiremenss. particular
II since they expedite promotions.
About - generals colonies and on
GERS 81 lower grades must retire this
year. and every one 81 them already
has hia eye nsed ionginEiy On the
next higher grade IN order that hs
may receive the retired pap fcr that
rank.
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COLLECTION AGENCIES.
OBJECTIVE AaENtlEB.


LUCAS Detective Agency unlor
block J ~ nHHHan nanhEcr.
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WHERE DRESS DOES counr.

Into nearly every girls life comes
number of young men They are
called BY the world lovers. because
II the girl II attractive they really
think they are In love. This l. be-
cause they are young and do not
know that admiration IL rarely af-
fectlon
And among these young men there
IL generally one who h. baHhfui. awk-
ward, has little TO say. and seems ia
possess a faculty for always show
lnx his worst side. Tie doesn't hire
many livery rigs. because NJ has a
hatred for debt. For the same rea-
son he doesn't wreck himself on tn
rock marked "thester tickets" nor
swell The GOLFERS OF the flower msr-
chant.
he II Just a plain. rugged Ahe Lin
coin sort ~ fsiiow. lie dosHn.t
cut much o. = nwar~ when compared
BY Miss Frivoiity with her other al
mirers. There 10 the young man
who always brings candy. Fie n
good fellow. can make her laugh.
thinks a ras tIWle tune Ia delicious.
and has an ambition that Just about
tsts 80 a week. iii. ties are a
dream and his clothes well made
lie and his Kind swarm about a
prety giri Ike bees around honey
Huekfe.
49, 20 80. -. . .... a.
would be easy 60 have the young
woman discover the merits ~ the
plain man and makc him happy for
ever after bestowiHg her ovn sweet
self upon him.
In many eases tho giri does realize
that an honest heart IA beating for
her. and that Integrity and real
worth are often covered by a rough
exterior. Yet she rnarries the man
with the link cur buttons ard 1901
tie. and sometimes she is happy. hut
often. oh Very often. she regrets u
Wei hope thai the girl WITH b
happy. and that shell never have 20
go home 20 mother or toll her STORY
In the divorce court. This editorial
IL FOR the rough man.
Clothes do not make the man. hut
fret Impressions count for a great
deal Dress as well an you can. The
people you meet can't know that
yeu have a heart % gold. They are
compelled TO Judge you by your gen
ersi appearance. Women admire
the little nicetiss of life the clean
linen. neatness. the car. that II evi-
dsnced from head to foot.
When the woman you desire mar
ries the Other Man. Mr.. Rugged cit-
zen. look In the glass and you may
discover some Of the reasons for
your downfall and ano,her's success
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WHAT WILL ITS FARE scr

The fate Of the new star r. inter
esting astronomers. The stranger
In the heavens IL the brightest star
discovered since November 1872, when
Tycho Brahe. a famous astronomer.
observed a star whose fate may be
a forecast Of the fate Of the 10th cen
tury sparkler.
Tycho Brahe's star, when discov-
cred. was in the chair Of CassiOpea.
which Is not far from the new star.
II was as bright as Jupiter and in a
few days II burst into a brilliancy
that rivaled Venus, and was even
visible In the day time. After three
weeks n slowly began 20 fade, and
BY March 1874, II was no longer.
To-day, In the place where Tyoho'a
star gemmed the sky. there L. faint
little speck Of a star. which only the
best telescopes can see.
Many stars like that one have ap-
peared since then, and they have
shared a similar fate. They have
suddenly appeared. waved brilliant.
and disappeared utterly. Their his
tories have all been tragedies ~ the
heavens. Their fame in the sky has
been the signal light OF some catas-
trophe whose cause the wise astron-
omer can only guess at.
DIR. Anderson, the discoverer Of the
present new star. observed n star In
January 1892. which has had an In
teroeting history. While scanning
the heavens with a sman hand tela .
scope ne observed a specS IN the
slty which was not indicated on any
Of HIS star maps. Astronomer alt
over the world were notified. ana.
true enough. there was new star.
In few months II declined IN bril- ].
Hancy from the NTH magnitude 70
the 18th, then It fell 10 the 18th. It's
brightness had diminished over TO-
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ooo times. but In four months IL
grew again IN uiso until II was In
magnitude ten.
The star ~ $50? was thought t.
have been due 90 the collision ~ two
heavenly tudies Tho present enc Il
generally believed 60 bc the visible
sisu Of An explosion Of gases On the
surface Of much smaller star, or
1t may have been caused hy contact
Of the body with nchuloua matter
and the sudden change IN velocity
may have produced a hest sufficient
60 cause Eta present hrllliancy, its
energy Of motion BEING transformed
into energy OF heat.
The new star ~ not new IN the
sense Il never existed before Il Il
new simply In the sense that It has
never been known before, u has al
WAYS been in its present place In the
heavens, but its present brightness
makes il visible from tho earth.
Astronomers are now trying "a de-
termlne what caused this hrilllaney.
aud " neither Il ~ moving toward or
away from the earth. should u come
toward this globe for any length Of
time. It's effect on the system ot
which the earth H. a part, may be Of
considerable moment
The possibilities 81 the effects
which a newiy-discovered body in
the heavens may have. 10 always a
source ~ great speculation. should
such a thing happen 20 this earth =
sun. as has evidently taken place On
the new star. u would mean instant
anlhilation Of NE on this planet.
II would mean such an inHtensinea-
ton q the heat % the sun that the
earth would be- literally consumed
By nrr.
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and left scores 81 people garninE aud
nshtins Tor life IN tho waters Of the
Pacific.
one man. who couldn't swim.
struggled hllndiy lie didn't want
to die. There were loved ones At
home waiting for him. LIE had neyz
er seemed So sweet before, and yet
he went down, and CONSEQUENCES was
leaving him when he was dragged by
the hair 90 ~ broken spar aud held
80 that he could breathe dod's pure
air until tho roacueru came.
The MAN who saved HE life waa
a Low. hrowed foreigner. who could
not speak English. lie looked isnor.
ant nut he was a MAN. never
theless. and he risked his life 70 save
another because 81 the humanity
that fliled hls heart,
The time hhs not arrived 20 N the
bounds of civilization.
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pRio. sso starInsxr.

Two words. PRIDE and sENTf
NEST. bring us 20 ". q. Becker. He
IL n prosperous Chicago business
man. and. II you win read on. you
wif1 agree that he deserves TO b..
prosperous.
Years ago the schanner bank fail
ef IN Chicago. II was bad smash.
for II carried with "a the very life
blood Of many people.
Mr.. Becker didn't own the bank
He was In no way to blame for its
failure. The debt that was left. By
no method Of computation. could b.
laid on his shoulder. He lost In
stead 81 pro1ting by the financial
disaster
But there l. woman in the case.
a woman who appeals 10 everything
that Is good In Mr.. BeckerN nature.
ana that woman is Mrs. ~. q. Beck
err, formerly Miss schafrnsr. Sister Of
the man who was at the head OF the
wrecked hank.
And 80 SENTIMENT, which In
this case II love for his wife. and
PRIDE. which viii admit of no
stain. no matter how slight. on his
name. chained this Chicago man to
a debt Of 10000.
lie II going 10 pay u ali. 81 he lives.
He is working early and late. wrest-
ling dollars from trade and handing
them over 20 the creditors Of the
wrecked bank. He has already wip-
ed out fuzzy ti0a.Ooo OF the banks
debts, and win pay them all II he
lives long enough.
Honesty Il thu Mother Of Success.
and she should reserve her brightest
crown for the man who 10 devoting
his life to removing stain from
another mans name.
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AucTioa SALES.

sale. ssooo stock. a. Ev-
srr'i. Wash. ! wlli sell ~ public
auction b. urder Of owner. the en-
tire stock ~ the new racket store.
Everett Wash Riverside. com.
m~nrinH Monday. March II. M %
3. IN. consisting ~ fine dry goods
ci0ihiug. gents furnishing goods
ladies and chtidrenH shoes. no.
lions. fancy goods. cHnckery. tin
and granite ware. fine carpets.
rugs and everything In a firHt class
department store The owner has
asthma and must leave the cnun-
Try a. once. hence We slaughter
the goods Dealers. don't miss
this sale Joe Martin. aucfioueer.
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II doesn't do TO pry open the
mouth OF a slit horse 20 count his
teeth, A Maryland town. offered a
library by Carnegie. came back With
the request that he also buy the
hooks Perhaps they want him to do
their reading. too.
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The Italian government has cut
down appropriations for Euunawdsf
and rlfes, and II spending a little
more for soup houses, all u which
Il calculated 10 lessen attacks upon
u
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Mar 0. 10. 90. 20. Is. 20. April T. 8. II.
10 a. 2n May 4
cottage city Mar n. 70. April 10,
2bi May no. senator Mar. 1. IL. ~
April ih. 30. AK. Mar. g. Il April
3 State ~ California April 20 May
E. city uf Topeka. MAJ h.
Ticket Onioe, ots First Av<, sssttss
81. 1Hihot, Comm1 Act 6. = atiteF Aust
teal AT. Ocean Dock. neattia aooaall
PERKINS Co. Uon. Aats ran hfHuetson
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COM RAZOR and BUILDERS.

y. NOGLEBERG Painting, paper
hanging. kalsomiming. Shop and
residence, 1922 Pine.
sODERQUlsr q RosELEAF. shops
at 2lS go Spring street
j. n. SWIFT. house and algn paint
or. 2lS Spring street
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Mr.. Pcttigrew thinks President Nc
kinley h pretty ciever acrobat
The senator from South Dakota IL
on the biil himself Tor a ground and
lofty tumbinR act few days hence.
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rh,saf.., o,l s,oota

sureaf Indications NJ copAiis point.
oxned BY the olympic OF Company
Limited number Of 81 shares At =
cents. ~ Halter block. fhoue
black Is.
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a ane chicken pie dinner wiil hr
served In the parlnrs OF First VI. r..
church. corner ~ Third and Marion.
on Friday. March 4. from 4 To : -
.. m. and $50 10 3 .. m. Dinner Sc.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
REAL EsTaTE.

500 90 $3.50 for lots <0xlio feet each.
two blocks from car line. city wa
ter and street to be graded. park
ed and sidewalks laid at once: on
easy payments; special terms to
those building.
Si2s TO t175 for acres In Keisey'F
Brighton Beach acre tracts. close
TO Renton car line; good soil; well
settled neighhorhood. scent fare.
and y minutes ride from center
81 town.
v, ]. HUSTON. SOS Bailey building
10 acres. miles from Lake Wash
ington. I acres cleared: $50 bear
Ing trees. a bargain.
i60 scres. miles from Lake Wash
ington, A-mile from railroad sta
ton. 90 acres cleared good house,
two large barns, orchard. running
water. ~ tons OF hay have becn
cut ON this place, a very cheap
farm.
COLLINS n WILLIAMS.
Room Sc sullivan Building.
GREEN LAKE PROPERTY.
WHY pay rent when you can buy
Green Lake property on your own
terms OF
Ell. WILSON 4 co,
Tel Main 55e al Washington blk
lake for you TO select from. and all
SO houses for you To live Ia. new.
slightly aud overlooking Green lake.
WE have choice Inst "a vacant iuts
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores In all parts OF the city. Ger
man American Investment Co.. iil
Third avenue.
LIST your property with us, r. c.
RNERS q CO Raaf Estate and
Mines, i22l First avenue.
DON'T RuY until you see our list
". " Renlek y CO. 2ll 2l9 Raile.
Ru65ER STAMPS.
COMM STAMP WORKS
schensrman Block ITO Cherry.
SAFES.
MUIR 3 co. basement pr bid
best sales. low prices. easy terms.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
OLYMPIC Furniture store on Ara
ave. The cheapest place to buy
Nnnr Ilrnlture Of all kinda. stoves
SOCIETY NOTICES.
ESTES Dancing Academy. SSiS la
ave, popular and select school IN.
to-date fancy and society dancinr.
only school where ordinary pupils
earn TO 10 dances In 10 Lessons
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
4oo-s-iO occidental av., household
-so9ls. &c Jacobs, Trenholme a Co
TAiLoRs.
sEATTLE TAILORING Co. 1907 ist
A. H. ANDERSON. si4Ls second NV.
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CLAIRVoYANTs.

Florance Marvin. Is years seattie's
prophecies, 1908 FIRST, near Z. O.
MRS. HENDERSON, elaIrvoyant:
readings b0 Nendome, 1915 lat av,
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OIL OIL OIL
OIL land examined and reports
made b. Gen. Ifuei. mining and
consulting engineer. IS years ex-
perieuce. lsgs Fourth avenue.
ONE MILLION DOLLARS 10 loan
on real estate In Seattle In sums
81 ii1a 90 kfo.00p. German knferi-r
can Investment ca, sI5 Third ave
TO LOAN Private money at low
rate Of Interest. Groii. Damna A
oaner. i07 Marfen street.
WARRANTS bought ana sold. Nor
rison a Eaheluan Mutual life bid
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cLoIhEs CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co
clothes In sha pc St.5o month. dye
ina. repairing 1907 Srd. Bun 1904
HlGilhsT prices for cast-off cloth
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Arctic explorers find marrow an
excellent food for polar consumption.
That ought o. warm the bones.
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WA. "A. HUrF%Es. Attorney al
law. AoNlre free. suits prose-
cuted and defended IL all courts.
~ years experience. Proceedings
Ia bankruptcy. Companies iuruF-
poratri Abstracts carefully eF-
amined. Collections made ia all
parts % the United states. High
cot commercial and bank refefen-
crH, tia Third avenue, opposite
Public Library. Phone Nan loo.
}. 4. hall. JH.. u Hoxwsll Block.
lps Columbia ST. above lat Ave.
General practice IN alt the courts.
Damage Cases a Specially.
Aod~l ate Fees -euunuisattou Free.
Ten Years Active Practices.
u. y FOSTER formerly o. Mocon-
neiisyiil.. o. bar ax-referee IN
bankruptcy. general isg pFaetsce
collections. etc. tos-1 Mutual Life
buiidlng 'Phons Main -
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
or-st-iav, DeEtsr Horton Bank bid
> 4 KELLOGG. ~ issilsY building
sLNsoN a aust. 3 aoaion Hioek
VI y. AMHu-rH. sot.s. pseine ok
a. g. aAcDoNALD. ses burke sd
Root. Palmer 4 Brown. Pioneer bid,
q. g coNoYER. q & Halter bldg
LYMAN = KNAPP 10 taller bldg
Q. WARD KIM. az nufke BLDG
y y DOUGLAS, ~ New York blk.
RicHARp OSBORN. 1ps.s y y hk
= s, LANGLANb. tet New York bib
HORACE PETER. SIS New YORK bk
y. ". PARKER az paeine Flock
PIERRE 2 FERRY. 1910 second.
H.n. MARTiN. lswyer 8 Horton ok
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OIL OIL OIL

r. all the rage. IN fact. Il seems 20
De- quite a fad Every body should
have "a block Of the SEATTLE OIL
COMPANY s stock. which iH now
selling for - cents per ahare-par
value 81. Two 81 the best OIL ex-
peria on the Found declare the
SEATTLE OIL coMPANY'S
property. In the Gray'H hafbor dis
trlct. IN Ghshalis county. 10 be alb
noiutoiy the best they have seen
IN any oil bearing country. For
fun Information call a. 500 and zQ7
Ncw York block Phone. Main
So. once open tlii 10 o'clock y. ma.
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John Freeman was yesterday aft
eruonu sentenced 20 pay nns Of 80
and serve term ~ ~ days IA the
county Jaii on a charge 81 petit lar
ranN
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BANKS.
ths caaadlaa saas q c0amsres

capital paid up sssssssssssssts.vp V.ssN
tEight Million DollArs.l
EAfpioA ssssttss strststs $50 A&t@eRsp"tl
Interest allowed on time dcpoaita
A general BANKING business 1ranA-
acted.
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner Of
James -. and Second Avenue.
n. A. CAMEnnN. Mgr.
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Seattle on Co. once open until u
o'clock .. m.
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ulons Ice L. the best. II costs
no more than the cheapest. Tel
Main 1859.
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ARChtrgcrs.

= ribhMAND. = coimsn block.
MsMauua q WAKE. 90 - u BLK
y. W. HoUGHToN. ii4-lT Collins.
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90 TO Y. e. Miles \ Piper Co for
your Alaska outfits.
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business coLlEeEs.

LEOs business College. Union. "a:
individual instruction, ali subjects.
BEST methods and teaehers. Acme
business College. Second and Pike.
n. W school Telegraphy. starr-B'd
Wn.an Modern anslns.s sslIss. VAIN .is
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


ABsrRAer OF TlrLe.
ObbORNE. TREMFEk . CO. inc.
Abstract Company established
lhHg. Mining clniu abstracts. Base
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