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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-07-20

three times as large as those of the best
winter month. The family trade. has
been very large and brewers have ex-
perienced great deal of difficulty in fill-
ing the orders.
The brewer always anticipates his trade
several months, making his calculations
from corresponding months of previous
years, but this year he went wide of the
mark. the consumption being much great
er than he had dared expect. The result
was he was caught short" and his men
have had to work overtime. Orders have
II ~ rolling in by mail and phone and
SQo, h until it has been necessary for
the wagons to keep running until
3 ana and on Saturday night,
when VIII & deliveries are made for
Sunday, the gons have been forced to
work until long after midnight. Some or
the breweries report that it has often
been necessary for them to turn down"
orders which they could not possibly fill.
There has been some demand for other
liquors, but beer remains the favorite
drink.
Hot Weather and Morals.
The police records show that excessive
temperatures have a marked effect on
crime. The number of arrests during the
present month is much larger than for
any other month of this year, and by far
the greatest number is for drunkenness.
In other offenses against the public safety
and quiet there is falling off. Hot
weather does not seem to be conducive to
unusual exertionS on the part of the
professional criminal.
Said an old police officer this morning:
The number of drunks brought into the
police station during heated spells like the
present is always surprisingly large. Usually
the drunk who falls into the hands Of the
patrolmen is the rowdy and hanger-on about
the saloons in the tenderloin district, but
we get some of the best of them in hot
weather. Business and workingmen who under
any other circumstances would not think
of imbibing too freely, succumb to what they
persuade themselves is inevitable when the
mercury is up in the COS. They are not
habitual drunkards. They take one glass in
the morning and it seems refreshing and
cooling, and then they meet a friend or two
and they go out and buy the drinks around.
Although it is fact that this beer makes
them more uncomfortable, it is also a fact
that when man gets started drinking it, he
is deluded into believing that he is really
cooler, and he takes more until at last he
does not feel like going back to the office
OF sAop anu remains IN the saloon or on
the street. When he "goes under" the po-
liceman who finds him either sees that his
friends take him home or runs him in. Alto
gether, the class of drunks in hot weather is
very different from the cold weather order
There is. only one other time of the year
when the number of drunks approaches the
record for hot spell like the present, and
that is when the hands come back from
the harvest fields.
One other class of criminals grows in hot
weather and that is the "vag'' class. large
number of men, Industrious when to work
does not mean such suffering, like to loaf in
this kind Of weather, and they are taken In
tow by the police.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1901-07-20

Henry c. Hanke, 24OO Dupont avenue S,
well known in local politics, was over
come by the heat at Grand Rapids, Mimi,
last Monday. He was brought back to
Minneapolis this morning Mr. Hanke
left the city last Saturday with a party
for the northern part of the state At
Grand Rapids he was Frustrated by the
heat and is cared for in local hospital
1t has been hot so long that people are
beginning to get thin skinned and touchy.
One hot day now and then simply enables
the ordinary Minnesota man to draw from
the temperature of the moment a moral
as to the generally cool and agreeable
climate Of the north star state Ten or
twelve days of continuous ninety-in-the-
shade weather. however, rob him of his
fayorite climatic theme, and aside from
this psychological annoyance, the weather
In itself has a most enervating physical
effect.
No place feels the influence Of the
exchange, where the patrons and the
operator are free to talk to each other in
the kings English over the line. The
patron has usually made the most of his
privilege to voice any dissatisfaction
that might be felt. Kicks on the tele-
natured and man yof them are merely
minor grievances. However, the habit of
kicking over the telephone has more or
less of a hold on the telephoning public,
and when this same public has been
sweltering around for two weeks, it's
nerves are susceptible to the slightest
jangle.
An official of one Of the telephone COM
panies said this morning that for the past
few days the company had been dealing
witht most impatient lot of subscribers
ever known. Staid old business men who
were never known to use even so much
as slang, were cutting loose" frequently
and using language over the telephone
that would put Captain Kid to the blush
81 do not want to say,' said the tele-
phone man, that the hot weather has
not affected our service to some extent.
Our operators are only human at best,
and while we have taken every possible
precaution to protect them from the ef-
fects of the extreme heat, they are bound
to let down somewhat in energy and at
tention to business, nor can our thought
ful patrons blame them. Those of our
subscribers who appreciate this condition
are disposed to make all due allowances.
1t is a fact, however, that the hot
weather is having an appreciable effect on
the patience of our subscribers. There is
no doubt but that this condition will pass
away with the advent of cooler weather"
Beer Records Broken.
Minneapolis accentuAted thirst has
made the first three weeks of July rec
ord-breaker for the brewers in point of
sales. Estimates given out by them this
morning indicate that the part of their
output that this city has consumed thus
far this month exceeds that the same
period Of the corresponding month of last
year By from 80 to 40 per cent, and those
Of June Of this year by at least Is per
cant. The July sales win be at least
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Continued ON Tenth Page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
GREAT STRIDES IN
ORIENTAL TRADE
Puget Sound Shows Remarkable
Gain in Commerce.

Puget sound Is showing great gains
over other districts in trade with the
Philippines and Oriental markets
The chamber ~ commerce has re-
ceived the monthly summary 81 the
Philippines. I'm which Il Is stated
that the latest figures complied b.
the government, not only shows "A
very healthy growth. bat also gives
ample proof that Puget sound IA
rapidly crowdlug Portland and san
Francisco out Of the business IN that
field"
For the year ending June 30. 1900.
the value Of domestic products ship.
ped from Puget sound vas 1865. 22g.
from San Francisco. $685.. 023. from
Willamette. so, $50. showing that
Puget sound had So per cent. Of the
whole amount.
For the i've months ending Nov
ember 30. 1900. Puget sound values
were 1919 as: San Franciaco. f273. 3O2
and Willamette. stsse0 The Puget
sound per cent. Of the whole amount
was 7s During the month ~ Nov
ember 1900, the per cent. was :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
New latona BRIDGE.

Yesterday the =. =. GO. commence /
TIRE cunstruefion Of its neW street
railway bridge at Latona The new
bridge g. aest ~ she old one and
viii d. n treatls Tor the sole use 81
che company The old bridge wtii
re left Tor vehicles and foot pasarr
geFs. This ueW structure Il only a
rHrt q che program - improvement
w Rich the company n making on the
University line. The track has been
NtsnsiVrly improved On Easfiaks
and on Fouftesuth avenue nnrthsans
Z hese changes. together with the
plan If running the cars over the
Lake Union tracks put into eject
some time ago. has worked a trans.
formation tn the road.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
Travellers Railway Guide.

Nor. rar Navth coast Llullfsa ~. Paul
arrive Nfs 2 Va leave - II 81 Nor.
Faa hfiartlE frEfseH5 fi raui arrive !
leave - a. ~ fgaFiimHfnn over
lauA 81 l.aats. kauass cItF. arrive . =
ieats 6 a. m Nuf Tar Portland
arrive : ~ q q 2 % M Hnd ~ = ~ .
l.aFs igso 2 O. aad 20 . ~
m -. tsavs a. m.-Nar rar. Haafh
rsHs trrlspf fHeaaYl aFr4vr tso . n
lrtfe M Nor. Fac. Tacoma. arrive.
= IT, ~ - M 3 N. tA0 o ~
b. ~, - 3 NJ pith y. leave
= r. N. - - q ~. - 3 m
rs 81 81. 80 8. W.. pfap O. m Nor
f'af. famaa. Faneaursf. a. e. arrive ~
l.H. ssff8- w aaiisg. arrive 8 ~ n ~ ii,Iu
m leave sN q. and Sen .. NJ.
Naf Pee. iasaqaah. anoaaa inals. arrive
- - 70. m. lfass 40 .. ~
81 Nor Overland Ffrsr s. raal arriv
I'm teaen g not Nor Frahane.
.rtiHs 3 30 ~. leave s.9g e. ~ -fit Nor
snd $50 3. ~ leavr las M. $40 .. ns
Ct Noe. ulains. Nee Wsstu1lnsirr' ar.
rive $50 B. a.. leave Tla m.-0t Nor
Everett ieave - a m. u 20 a ~. q 10
9. ~. ard . m affies . a. m. VI
q m $40 .. m-'
Canadian Pc. Vancouver ana Overland.
arrive $50 >. ~ ie.ss 80 a. m.
Col 4 PUGET sarad. BLACK Diamond
FRANKLIN. arrive - m fHalif5 and ais
o. m fascrut sunday. leave 10 q ~.
teseept Sunday. asi5 o. m. tdaiill
o.
Buy a Diamond lee Coupon Book.
The season o. on. Tel. Main 1850
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
COULD NOT
REACH FIRES
Paving Contractors in Southern
Districts 0bstfuctna Service.

The street improvements now be-
los made IN the southern part u the
city are causing Chief Cook It the
IRE department a deal Of trouble.
This morning the chief rnade an IN
Epectlon tour - the region and found
that u would be almost impsss. hHe O.
set the IRE apparatus through there
70 case ~ fire. The officials are max
Ing every effort a. keep u HaHHaEa
clear. but Il IL soon bloekfd up The
chief said this morn uE that e fire
started ia the southern district might
result disaztrouHiy ewing - the In
ability 81 the IRE department to
reach e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01


VA. ~. HU1rkEh. attorney AT
law. kuiia prosecuted nud defend
"a ~ all courts. IS ycufu eEpefi-
ruce. froceHdiuKB Ia bank aptg1.
Companies Incorporated. AbHfl-e cts
carefully exc mined Collections
made IN an parts uf the United
States. Highest commercial aud
bank references Gi3 Third ave-
nue. Phone Main 1000.
EPEgK ERT. A. J. CIsii and Grimm
al practice. Is years actual eNpeti-
fnee. consultations free. Room Is.
Arlington hotel tower poatoilcfj
phone Main e2f.
J. g. BALL. Is and u Itozweii block.
i0g Columbia a. Phone, Blue 90.
General practice IN oil ths courts.
Ia mage grnen o Speciality.
Moderate Fees -conFditation free.
II. 4. FOSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Nain "a.
II 81 MARTIN. sto Mutual Iife bid.
J. a. KELIodG. - ialiys building.
HENs0N y AUST " Hosfar faoek
W y. i.AMBuTH. sot-t. I.acife blk.
a. g. MACDONALD. t0s Burke Bid.
Root Palmer q Brown. Pioneer bid.
q. q coSOvER t--ta Haiicr bldK.
LYMAN y KNAPP 10 taller bldg.
6 whRp KEMP fs7 HurEe bldg
} y pouutAs "a New York blk.
RICHARD OSBORN 5oss n u hk
HORACE PETER. si6 Esw YORK bk
PIERRE p FERRY. 80 Burke bil..
~ ~ ANGI.AND t6A NJ Y. Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale furniture and house
hold goods. moved from iz1 East
Republican avenue To Martin a.
Fona aaleafu8mH. i4zA Third ave-
nue.. ~ order ~ owner. Mr uaF-
o. Ne Nii heii a. public auction.
i've rooms. Friday. August ! 10 20
a. III. consisting ~ the following
unrlur furniture. bedroom furui-
turr. dining room furniture. which
IL very nne kitchen outfit. one
range. small cook stove carpets,
ruEH. uuftleffs. lace curtains. pie
lures lot Of hardware and other
things TOO numerous 10 mention.
Joe Martin. 112s Third avenue. aue-
tlone#r.
y. g. nIcKERToS. general auction
anr iLin iIrEf nNnnue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
Bogus Coin Under Wharf

Traces OF CONTRIBUTING gang
have been recently discovered under
en- old wharf AZ Kirkland. There
we're nine coins found which In color.
weight and ring" would deceive an
expert; but the acid from the rot
ting wood on which they were found
rad eaten OF their surface. a gang
OF cOunterfelters have also been re-
Gently unearthed in Forest Grove,
nr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
THEY DON'T
PLAY BALL
Seattle's Team Has Been De
ieated Four Times In
Succession.

The Seattle baseball team yester-
day again went down 20 defeat a.
tho hands 81 the Tacoma opponents
Ut the national game. n Was not a
nhut-aut this time. hut the Tacoma
team Won easily by score of e.
Hickey. Neattie'a new left hand
ed pitcher. lasted lurt three innings
then he WAS replaced by Harmon
who pitched better. IN those
three inuinEs Hickey managed "a
FiNu seven men bases ON balls, ani
hit one man with pitched bali
Notwithstanding this fact. Tacoma
only made two runs. Hickey is uns
doubleday uH excellent pitcher. bat
az the present time be f. wild Ar
rr hilowinE several men "a walk. he
turns around and strikes few ous4
7 he Seattle team ta now short hand 8
ed. Hnekenneid, who il an inneldeF.
iH playing iu the aeid with q apfaius
81 hand. and stoRuii. the pitcher. iH
uiHo cut IN the garden.
FfstY Droppso the Bali.
The first three men who came "a
the bat for Tacoma walked o. nrat.
2 hen Lynch struck cut and - did
Mgt lucky. EfaFg. however, drop
pod the ball and forced the halter "a
nfHt FrafY van out a. between nrft
and SECOND. and touched Flhunrrs
fir then threw home and caught Ne
intyre. making three cuts without a
tuu Ia the third inning Murdoch
faf Tacoma. walked. flanurrY a. a
out Lynch walked and Met1aHkeY
stuEled. scoring MurdNek aud Lynch
in the nth inning Tacoma pushed
Lynch around for a run. The sfN
suth inning Seattle came cat - her
trance and made . couple ~ runs
iiaiie I'd Of 0ith "a two bHKEuf and
heiEisH scored hlm with another
Hackeuneld then found ~ Nraih
fHf a three basket and scored ZsiF
hr- s1nNail and Hurley found. an /
Harmon few cut These we're the
only fNo Heurez made b the home
team. Tacoma etfcieff the bases
ta irr "a the ninth. making a total ~
i've runs "a Saattts's tao.
Both teams are today pla yinE at
The park IL T. ladies day aud the
strand stand u chow ~ bright COZ.
or. With stovaii tn the boz fof aa-
Httie, that team stands a god chance
ct winning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
Threatened BY Fire

The University power house had 4
narrow escape from nfn yesterday
Hffsruann. A passing Seattle 4 In,
fefnattnnat ieeumnfiYe sef ne 1.
fotne brush. aud the building. Nhif
u near the D. a track. Naa hodf
surrounded ~ a rms 81 Name whicl
was quenchrd with difneuitY VI Hat
ten. one - the nrsmeu. WAS severe
" burned while protecting the build
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
SOCIETY NoTlcEs
REAL { sToTE.


SthV buys slightly Queen Anne
tract s0Ni20-i00 feet from car line.
$500 BUYS corner Harrison and Fed
eral. 60Nl00.
1900 buys choice OF two comfortable
homes at Green Lake. and & lois
sle0 an acre buys a e-acre tract AZ
Interplay.
Aoee an acre buys = desirable tract
for plating.
SSOto buys Il fine S-room modern sinh
urban home on car line, IarVa
tract of land. we'll set to bearing
fruit. e
we nave other acreage tracts. Also
desirable city residences ehean
CAMPBELL a SPRENGI.E
Ill Marion St Phone Main ftee
WE have a choice list OF vacant tot.
cottages. modern dwellings and
stores In all parts OF the city. Ger
Third avenue.
DON'T pITY un,iI No.. 49, 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01

The New York life Insurance 60
IN the frsf six months ~ is0i wrote
one hundred and eighty Nine million
tttsa, 90. ooal which ia more busi.
ness than VAS written BY any other
coupsny IN The world In Ali. ~ ths
year 800
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
Pres. ncKInI,y Cannot B. Present

But Mayor Humea and Seattle so
ciety will ha out en- maaae 81 the
bicycle races saturday night
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For bathing. Medrona villa Baths.

you can have the Star mailed 10
your camp address al the same price
II IL delivered in the city. Csc a
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
THE DECLINE or the GHOSTS.

Ghosts fashion Ensispd or late haunted
49, , 'o,s nous , nav, NJ, o' ~ ' ~ IN 49, -
medeva occupants have some b'sns ON the market mr' because
In recent issues OF che London Post the following advertisement ap'
Feared,
ron EgSr ,,rl, ss9 III hum H. ' g9ss,
,nfsG az t ens 81 les ug - i roman man
bound coast n tan yes 81 ,he
nstSa s'9ns. ,, Ta5p" f,as,5 issa9 9S4s
reception rooms sea seven bed
10 Fuaeas a week. AddrSss etc.
the there had been sale Of the
Another indication Of the decline In popular
revealed by attempts made y the Duke and Ouch
e' Of Cornwall dispose Of heush'n ha which FURNISHED Win
a rusty aarr and bs. hen apa \, arnS ana heads ef oeu-
hundred siways selecting
the impressive hour Of manigh m HE performance For long
the celebrated made the property
desirable Co.
o. he most ot'.e nssna's. 'n Who h"d ur,a @ a." son ny
ss e the World and Sgre 'esns @ new ssnsaoa tie WORKED
now compelled To aoar-h mat daggsr IN empty hale
think knowledge has knocked
the Esssh ghost ana hss consigned him the limbo of superstition
hearty clam ehoNder before bed and had seen
real sa s9as ss ,. es'' and p''s skinny aa hoy
OF America ghosts tse those which
haunt the English houses skeletons closets
which occasionally themselves public bs
aiunes property
~ skeleton America unlike the 'Ay Ensih ghost not treas
ud heirloom and morovs Il seems improbable hat We ~i ever b,
Of their old-tms ffisnds-'hs shasta
1t estimated ina, funny eo vsn and % IN sea,u. looked IN
rc,ug expecting
tod
the
Ia th~ weather only rardsnsrs soieny
Chicago fnter-0cean
circumference
InfsFoceaas midsummer
II Isn't that letters mailed
when opened tbs tord advantages
such
sshlsy. sampson guilty aai
demands fair impartial Umphi
that when inspect the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
PHYslclANs AND SURGEONS.
PRINTING AND sINpINa.

MARKET Report Printing a Pub
fishing Co, high grade job print
Ing. 2lf Spring St, Tel, Bun e42
BULL BROS. commercial pranters
sos. s05, sos Washington Bid. over
Treen's shoe store. Tel. White 4s2
METROPOLITAN Printing a Bind
ing Co. H. YeHier Tel Blue sol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
Objects to Road Blasting

Work on the new county road ~
Dunlap has been temporarily stop
ped tN an injunction from judge
GftWn. The Huoaunlmir Power ca.
iH the complainant claiming that
the blasting done ON the road Va
iniurr their Wirra. The commits
Hlanefa rlsim that SO the county res
efvrd an road building rights when
"a franchise Wna given go the power
company. that the latter VIII hf
forced 10 remove the ubntructionH IN
the road themselves " they object q
blasting.
saa=t faass
90 20 Spinning for bicycle repaifs
New bath houses. Mhdrona villa.
H % a
Diamond lce#rhat's what you need
Ia keen cool Tel. Main 1853
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
LEGAL NOTICES.


~ THE SUPERIOR COURT 81
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON.
FOR THE COUNTY OF king
PROBATE NOTICE STATE %
WASHINGTON COUNTY q
KING. ss N THE MATTE
or THE ESTATE OF MARI
ROSNING. DECEASED. Nc
sfs2. NOTICE or gETTLEMExf
OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
Notice IL hereby given that Oir
RouninR. administrator % the ~
annexed II the estate Of Mary Pes
ming. deceased. has rendered %. al
fled In said court his final accouz
as such administrator. and that F-.-
day. the 18th day Of August. 1901. q
$50 O'Clock. a. m. at the court roon
81 the Probate Department u o.
Hald Superior Court. in the city 4
Seattle. in said King county. ta
been duly appointed BY said cour
for the settlement 81 said acconnt
At which time and place any persus
interested In eaid estate may spreG
and file his exceptions In writing :
said account. and contest the saue
Witness. the Hon Arthur r. Grss.
IN. judge 81 said superior court. AT
the seal OF said court hereto Anixst
this nth day OF july. 1901.
G. A koEPFLI.
Clerk
CBy) r. y. ERWIN.
Deputy Clerk
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Banks.


PEOPLES SAVING BANK
/ Second avenue and Pike 81. Capital
paid Up. 500 coo =. 9. Neufelder.
pres; J. H. Hayden. cash. J. 7.
I oFeenieaf. asst. cash. Commercial
savings and trus, business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
on SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. skss.eeo. sur
Z plus. tst 60.
J. Furth. pres: J. 8 Goldsmith.
vice pres n " AnkSny. cashier
Correspondents In principal cities
IN the United States and Europe.
National Bank of Commerce
Paid np capital. 80. $50. 600
I TfanHaets general banking business.
II G. Henry. pres; " r. Spencer.
cash Eafe deposit vaults for rent.
Safe Deposit Wash Bexss Tor Rss.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital slte. 90
General banking business transacted
j. ID. HoEs. ir.. pres. NJ. hcMick-
sn. vice pres. l. Turner. cash: r.
Y. parkhuFst. Asst. cash Exchange
on principal cities Of u. s.. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
o. Seattle. a general banking bust
ness transacted. Deposits 81. 500 O0a.
A. chiiberR. pres. 3. l.. GrondahE.
/ LIST vice pres A. II. soeiberR. cash:
J. =. Lane. asst. cash. No branches.
The csaadias Bark Of cemmerce
l NAbitA8 paid up s.ssss.ss.s .s ~. guo. wv
eight Million DollarH)
surplus s........-.....s.. t10oe .oooe
/ Interest allowed on time depoHita
A general Banking Business Trans
acted.
1 SEATTLE BRANCH Corner of
James 81 and Second Avenue.
y. a CAMERON Mgr.
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nIcYcLr nErAIRs
e0sIness COLLEGES.

COLI MHIA. Hartford and vidette
Bicycles. Christopher Bros. iii7
NmTfHd
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.

STAMP Photos-double size. "a for
2ac, button free; photo jewelry.
Novelty Photo Co. 2is Columbia.
Amnteur finishing. MIlse. NOD. blk.
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DEEDS. Wills. Mortgages. Leases.
Contracts, Powers VI Attorney and
Anidavitn prepared. collections at
tended 10. dispositions taken. com
paniea Incorporated. attention 20
bankruptcy proceedings. fees reas-
enable. Room Is, Arlington hotel
foyer paaioflcel. Office open until
s o'clock ,. m.
BARGAINS IN second hand house
hold goods. call al Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give you
fine secondhand cook stoves. bed
room sets. carpets. They look al
good as new. for half the money.
ITO and liz second avenue south.
THE cheapest place 20 get gasoline
and oil stoves. gasoline and coal
oil. iH at olympic OH Co. eli Third
avenue. Tel Main, gel. 2burner
gasoline stoves. 500. gasoline.
ti.ie for s gallons.
ADVERTISING rates for any paper
furnished on application. The
e. V. white Advertising Bureau.
New York Block.
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner. isc. Alley Restaurant. al
ley on Columbia bet End and ard.
FASHION Hair Store. lsla Second
avenue: diagnosis Of the scalp
free Of charge.
oxYDoNoR Victory" the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid Imita-
lions 4 Mcdonald block.
LADIES try a bath. Mrs. TAFT.
careful massage. sli Third avenue
wANTEIl-old gold and silver. II.
Heusei. mfg. Jeweler. q Hinekley
MRS. r. BENNETT ls again at ss
Halter block. hair. scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery:
low prices corner 9TH and Pine
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sthisy Sampson guilty al.
demands Umph
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u, naisa % Al
when opened tbs od
numerous enough make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01
ARCtiITECTB.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-08-01

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