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New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
DROWNED TRYING TO SAVE FRIEND.

Haverhill Mass, Aug. s.-Frank Judge and
David Rafferty,, of Lawrence, were drowned in the
Merrimack River Ranerty's Island this after
noon. Judge got into the current and sank from
exhaustion. Rafferty, and several others to
rescue him. and were too late and Rafferty,
down being unable to stem the current. The
others got to shore with dificulty
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
DEcEIrED BY ADVERTISEMENTS.
,,z> AID WOMEN UNsUccEssFULLY APPLY FOR
EMPLOYMENT

T.NTT !
lanes S. Merritt OF Port Chester. and former
mariner of Warden Addison Johnson OF Sing sing
Prison. is being persistently annoyed by some per
son who inserts advertisements in New-1ork news
papers and signs his name to them Last week d
r,o,,ca ,yas nuhlishcd stating that Mr.. Merritt
wanted housekeeper at once and would pay hb-
eraI wages. Before the end OF the week Mr. Mer-
rift received sixty applications for the place from
women In New-York City and elsewhere iew ot
them went 10 the expense of going TO Port Chester
TO see Mr. Merritt personally. Mr.. Merritt has all
the clerks office employed in replying I" the
applicants and telling them that the advertisement
hoax.
About three months some person inserted a
notice the newspapers that MIR. Merritt was
about TO establish a summer resort at Rye Beach
and wanted "A hundred walters and bartenders. The
advertisement brought several hundred replies. \
score OF did not wait to write, but spent all
the money they had 70 get to Port Chester. After
they reached there they found that they had been
deceived and were stranded. But for the generos-
ty of Mr. Merritt who gave them money, they
would have been compelled walk home.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
HIS SIGNATURE COST HIN ssa
coLoRED MAN TELLS BLOOMFIELD crr,zr>,
STORY OF a LEGACY

Bloomfield. Aug. IS SPECIALIZATION jackson =.
Clark-st has asked the police TO arrest a coTorss
man. OF clerical appearance who swindled hin, -.
OF S'o- Ihe colored man called upon jackson
rev days ago and informed him that a fris,s =
him s15.OO0. ana left
The stranger told Jackson he had been Iooh,.
al over the State for him. and that his signafn's
70 a document pertaining to the will wouid 49,
TO be made 10 enable the will TO be admittada y.
probate. 4eUeu 10
jackson. instead of signing an affidavit for ~.
own oeneht, as he supposed, signed paper gtvi .ls
tne coIored Clergyman" power of attorney us
slshature cost jackson $50. which the visitor satS
was 20 pc used toward defraying the expenses ~
bringing the legacy from South America - ."
Mr jackson after paying over the money ba.a
victimized. - u Oeen
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
BOY HIGHU4YM1N HELD.
HE cHoKED GIRL AND GRABBED HER PURSE
CAUGHT AFTER CHASE

CAUGHT AFTER A CHASE.
Frederick Flack. OF No. 636 East One-hundred-
and-thtrty- the boy who held up Miss
Mary Black. nineteen years old telephone op-
orator. living at No. llOS Ogden-nye.. Saturday
night and snatched her purse arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Zeller in the Morrisania police
court yesterday and held in $500 bail for ex-
animation. He was placed IN the care OF the
Gerry society.
In court Miss Black said that she return
ing from visiting friends Saturday night At
Ogden-aye and Devoe-st. the prisoner sprang on
her from behind a lamDpost and threw his
around her neck. choking her that she became
nearly unconscious. Before she lost consciousness
Flack released his hold OF her neck and grabbed
her pocketbook which she carried In her hand
and She attended to by friends, and
later Flack in the street and pointed him out.
He caught after chase.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
HEArY RAIN At ASBrRY PARK.

kept thousands OF hotel guests indoors to-day and
tonight the board walk was practically deserted.
The downpour heavy this morning that
kingsley-st. which the principal hotels
situated. submerged 10 the depth of foot,
and the thoroughfare resembled a river.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
ONE DROWNED AND ONE REscrED.
rUGBoAT RUNS DOWN RowBoAr N NEWARK


a tughoat in Newark Bay at midnight Saturday.
Gustave Kuhlhach. one OF its occupants. was
dreamed His companion, Charles Hoffman. clung
20 the boat and was rescued. kuhlbaCh lived at
No. S74 Market-st. Newark The name OF the tug
boat not harmed.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
PANIC AMONG HOTEL GUESTS.
LIGHTNING DESTROYS \ HOUSE AND BARN
IN PARK RIDGE.

HillsdaIe. n. j.. Aug. 1S.-A heavy rainstorm, ac-
con7panied by a brilliant electrical display and
heavy thunder, passed the northern portion OF
BERGEN County late last night. During the storm
Ugbtninr struck the barns at Baumann's flower
farm at Park Ridge. The buildings took fire and
the flames communicated with the house which
was also destroyed -,
The inmates OF the house were shocked oy the
lightning when 1t struck the barn. but they were
not seriously hurt Lightning struck near the
Park Ridge Hotel and caused panic among the
guests who thought the building had been NIT
MANY trees were rven by the bolts.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
HTGHWAYHEY AT MONTCLAIR.
THEY KNOCK DOWN AND ROB MAN OF MONEY
AND TRINKETS.

Montclair. Aug. IS CSpeciaD-WiIliam JOY nine
teen years old, living No los Grove-st reported
10 the police here to-day that while his way
home at early hour this morning he
knocked down and robbed by two at the
corner OF Willard Place and Cirove-st While one
OF the men searched his clothing the other pinioned
him 10 the ground. Joy called for help, but only
once. one OF the highwaymen placed one hand
over his mouth. The thieves secured several dol
lars In money and number OF trlnkets.
Joy warned not 10 make a second outcry IL
he wanted 10 live TO tell the story. The robbers
then made their escape. Joy was uninjured He
could give description of the robbers 10 the po-
lice except that one had a voice Ike woman.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
BOY HELD FOR BURGLARY.

WITH THREE OTHERS HE ENTERED A VACANT
HoUsE-HIs COMPANIONS ESCAPED
Walter Davis ten years old. OF No. 10 East
one-hundred-and-thirty seventh-st.. was arraigned
in the Morrisania police court yesterday charged
with burglary. Detective Maher OF the AIexan-
der-ave- station said that Davis with three other
boys had entered the house No. 6s2 East one
hundred-and thirty-sixth-st. through a basement
window. The house was empty the time. the
owner, Francis Haynes, being in the country
Maher arrested Davis, but the other boys got
away. Magistrate Zeller held the boy in 800 ball
for examination, turning him over to the Gerry
society.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
MAY LOSE THE USE OF ONE OF HER HANDS
GIRL SEVERELY BURNED WHILE REsCUING HER
SISTER FROM FLAMES

Bloomfield. Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-Iizzie Coleman
fifteen years old daughter of John Coleman. Of
Lioerty-st.. saved her little sister. Gertie from
being burned 10 death Yesterday. and while doing
so had her hands badly burned that IL is Feared
she may lose the use of one of them
Little Gertte. with several children was PLAYING
about bonfire. when Gertie's clothes became ig-
nlted Lizzie ran to the rescue, and. with the aid
of her brother. Joseph. she succeeded in extin-
gushing the flames. Being unable TO put out the
fire with her hands. Lizzie rolled her sister IN a
sand heap and subdued the flames.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
BISHOP O'cONyoR CONFIRMS THIRTY.

Caldwell, Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-The Right Rev.
Bishop O'Conuor administered his first confrna-
ton TO a class of thirty in St AlOysiuss Church.
In this place. this morning. Many of the class
were boys from the Newark City Home.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
CHARGED WITH FORGING ENDORSEMENT
TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY FOR A PIANO co,,-
PANY MAKES COMPLAINT.

Paterson. Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-Harwood B. Parka
trustee in bankruptcy for the Theodore Looschen
Piano Company, yesterday made charge OF for
gerry against Jared ]. Looschen, brother OF the
principal stOckholder of the company He i
charged with forging Endorsement on a nOte g.
SAS, made by Winter & Co, and payable on No
vemoer 30 at a bank in New-YOrk Looschen was
absent when constable went to arrest hin, IL
will be arrested on his return. Theodore I.Ooschen
the head of the company, is at present in tba
Morris Plains Asylum his financial troubles hav
ing affected his brain. ~
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
or DROWNED N HACKENSACK RIVER.

BUI UHUN NfD N HAthENNI'h KIT EE
Henry Zetsfern. nine years old. OF Hoboken. who
al West Nyack. y. Y. for the summer fell
into the Hackensack River while fishing on satur-
day afternoon and drowned The body
recovered
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
Personal ESTATE OF JACOB s. ROGERS
ACCORDING TO APPRAISERS. 1T AMOUNTS To
s5,s67,OOO

Paterson. Aug. IS (SpeciaD.-The appraisers n, ~,
estate OF Jacob s. Rogers have practically fnisb1
their work. They have valued the bonds and -
In round figures at $3.50 600; the interest bicb ~
estate owns in the Rogers LOcOmOtjve yVo-I,a ele
SS.Oo and the cash in bank is SiS0,OOo This makss
total OF S,667O00 of personal prOpertv 7o ms
must be added the real estate in several SINS ms
with which the appraisers have nothing 10 a.
one piece of property in New-York is v3Ine5 co 70
$4,000 The real estate in New-Jersey is said 70 70
New-York tribune., 1901-08-19
BUFFALO HOTEL ARRIrALs.

Buffalo. Aug. Is (specaD.-Persons from New
York and vicinity registered at hotels to-day In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-23
IN moRALlIY At PUBLIC PARKS.

rho applications made by blind Lakeside
cl without a every
council that these blind
where the nmoaecs pactccd
the
and makius dueut Tor the police
More fully
blind showing
auerted largely
ably 70 listen 20 the
from the dive followed
unity the penalties
securing liquor licenses
II IN Seattle knowledge
Point which
around US public
sted
formation repute IN
ity. viii
Washington licensed. TO
enect the and this
No hut a a Of
fame have rights the ncishtorhood
Why the
fashion they
upon
a
lakeside quickly
places.
Madison Msdona
roundings Of evil
disrepusble
cut Of the vicinity % Msdrona
the steps at Madison and Iesshi parksr
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION sale 81 furniture and
household goods - the season AZ
Martin a Fo0n HAiehruumHs l12s
Third avenue Friday. July 8. At
- - "a. "a. so lots. fine houses
81 nnc fufnftufe are moved from
Mr. Mnrauiae. 7i9A seventh ave-
rue. ard the other from 1910 FeY-
cath avenue. This r. all flne fur,
uituHe and 80 the houses were
too small 20 make the sale fnr n
crowd wa moved II TO our sales
rooms for a convenience II sale.
Store viii hs lady for inspection
Thursday. consisting 81 the follow
ing : me ranges. ! piano. S oak
bid sets. ane pariQT furniture. h#d
lounges fue velvet couch. eombin-
alton writing desk. two small
ladies writing desks. folding
beds the latest style Hifehoafd.
pictures. - dining chairs. ~ rock
efk. nnr organ. cost - Same as
new. Hetiee. 60 aria. kitchen chairs.
kitchen queen and tables ffne book
case. single eommodea. - pair nne
lace curtains. re- pair n puftiereH.
very nne lot Of " bite and Co5oref
table cloths. ! 1re double het 81
harness same az rev. e finc sew
ing machines. nna oak dining
tables - fne sheets and pillow
sins lot 81 fine homemade quilts,
blankets. pillows. mattresses.
FpriuEn nne hedHteahn. - art
nanareH. smyrna rugs. fns lot
small rugs fne lot MoQuet aud
body tiruasela carpets. looking
EiaAseH granite ware. dishes
BY the ton. lot Of grocer
les. nifty boxes soap. big lot
hardware. nns clocks. ornaments.
fnn fancy work. hand made aud
other goods 80 numerous to men
ton. This is the largest sale Ne
have had this sea SIM. tTgs Third
avenue. JOE MARTIN. Auction
ecr.
= q. nickERToS. general auction
snr. lEia EIraf hNnnMa
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CAUSE FOR THANKS.

Philadelphia yesterday
HILL and making
seriously
attended
Philadelphia greater part
accidents attended
grades
occurrence
little than
accident closed
a Of
killed
witnessed this accident
50 bloody.
Seattle car-nes traverse hills
o.
thankful
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The following Is the lInc.up
Death Of Bernhard Goldsmith.

Bernhard Goldsmith, exmaYor u
Portland. Is dead Ills three seat.
tie sons. James =. 81 the sehwa-
haeher Grocery Co; Alfred. - the
schwahacher Hardware Co. and Nil
ton, of the Pacific Coast Co. have
gone 70 the Oregon metropolis 60 at
tend the funeral. Mr.. Goldsmith
was a native ~ Bayaria. bat lived
tn Oregon since tss0 being long
prominent Ia state Democratic 20
liticai circles.
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Explanations me COMMITTEES the
on impending
attend sat
though receiving
salary
consider public
quence looking
mistake
Intention Gripping health department
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CAR SERVICE
INTERRUPTED
Broken Transmission Wire Causes
an Hours Tie-Up.

Because half an inch Of coppe-
wire vas broken yesterday, several
miles from Seattle, every street ca &
In the city was tied up for over al
hour. One Of the power transmits
sion wires between the city ana Sno-
aualnnle falls Hae struck BY limb
falling from tree. The accident
came, fortunately, before the even
ing rush. To furnish liKht the
company put sir powerful engines In
immediate operation Evening
newspapers were delayed fully halt
an hour IN suburban delivery.
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SITE or TINE FEDERAL BUILDING.

The Star published.
effect that the federal building would be
formerly by public
Of
composing the harbo
talking with Supervising Architect Taylor
the published
that Taylor
eonsidered where the
and Washington
Epeakng
viii IA he
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''Frisky" Barnett made a good
master ~ ceremonies for the pre-.
limlunriea. and hia program vent
far 20 redeem tho male. nriYea
IN muscular expansions and dtfiieuii
physical feata. gave an unparalleled
exhibition. Ths crowd was not a
large one. but enthusiasts and aps
pgsclaiivs when good soodn we're
delivered.
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COTTAGE CITY
FOR LYNN CANAL
Sails With Many Passengers and
Fair Freight Cargo.

steamship Cottage City Of the Pa
krffsc Coast Steamship Co, left Ocean
- last night carrying 200 head Of
eaf1e and 100 tons freight. sixty
az passengers were booked, abous
~ 81 whom we're bound for Dawson
ard the rest for Lynn canal points
The passengers list was comprised
largely 81 the names Of Eastern.
ere. 20 whom Alaska seems 20 open
more attractive hslds Of investment
than heretofore.
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a sUsINEssIIKE Answer.

peace Of
ordinance The
be IN objection
factory
with
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SEAT TIE
PORTLAND
Are Engaged in Baseball Bat
tie This Afternoon.

The nrst Of the new ave game ser
les 81 baseball games between Sc.
nttie and Portland ID being played a
Athletic park. xoiglef. scattle'a ncv
insnelder, who last year played wiz
the Philadelphia National lcaru
team, is In the game IN place of
Peoples Staybll h Ia the box fp'
seattle. while EuRls. formerly OF spo
kane. ia doing the tNtflug Tor Port
land.
The following IL the lineup
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The erection Of new trolley poles
BY the Grant street railway Il prn.
greaslnE nicely. and with completion
better service b. assured.
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The Billion corporation u.
threatens
commission
rfsae IL capital
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AND YOU DON'T KNOW
NOR ANYBODY ELSE
EXACTLY WHAT IT WAS
Persons Who Attended the Ruben Madden Exhibit
ton Last Night Are Today Busy Guessing
Why They Did II.


breaks into "ds ieg't" and hts stock
rertsfaug strikes tassn
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FRANK c. EGAN. dramatic and
operate coach. special summer
course in all grades of dramatic
art. elocution, voice placing. oper-
attic fore, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Suite es. holyoks bieek.
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PEOPLES SAVING BANK.
Second avenue and Pike 81. Capital
paid W. 800 90. u. 6. Eeafelder.
pres. j. II. Hayden. cash. y. T.
GFsenleaf. asst cash Commercial
savlnFa and trust business.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
or SEATTLE
Capital stock paid In. ss2s.oos sur
J Furth. pres: J. s. Goldsmith.
vice pres. n V. Ankeny. cashier.
Correspondents in principal cities
IN the Unitef States ana Europe.
National Bank OF Commerce.
Paid up capital. tlbo. 90
TranBacts general banking business.
II. e. Henry. pres. II II. Spencer.
cash Safe deposit vaults for rent.
safe Deposit sault Boxes Tor Rssl
THE FIRST NATIONAL hank
OF SEATTLE
Pale up Capital tiBa. ooe
General banking business transacted
J. ID. Hoge. jr.. pres. NJ. McAiek-
en-, vice pres. l. Turner. cash: r..
=. Parkhurst. Asst. cash. Exchange
on principal cities % ". g. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
OF Seattle. A general banking bust
ness transacted. Deposits 81 500. 600.
A. ChilberE. pres. r. /. Gronda hi.
LIST vice pres. A. II. soelherg. cash:
J. y. Lane aFst cash. No branches.
The Canadian Bank Of Commeroe
Capital paid IS. 000. oOe
eight Million Doliavsl
surplus s...s.....s.ss..s.. ~, coo, ooeo
Interest allowed on time dcpoaita
A general Banking Business Trans.
acted.
SEATTLE HRANCH-Cornsr Of
James St and Second Avenue.
n A. CAMERON MGR
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
~ L U-.I.IN--

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Pacific Coast Condensed MIX
Company viii be held at Room No.
4 Dexter Horton Bank Building. In
the city OF Seattle. Washington.
on the 10th day Of September, 1904.
at the hour OF o'clock In the aft
ernoun. - consider fhep ropose1
increase OF the capital stock Of the
company from the present sum Of
sevenfy-fve thousand C75 00al dol
lars to the sum 81 ono hundred and
nifty thousand GO ao0l dollars, be-
ing fifteen hundred Ubaol shares
OF one hundred fie1) dollars each
= A. STUART.
W. A. PETERS.
Trustees
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nIcYctr nrrAIns

COLUMBIA. Hartford and Vldette
bicycles. Christopher Bros. Iil2
Second
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Seattle was anxious % see IN.
ohioan. and when Madden anneune-
sd that Rubin and Martin would SO
three lively rouutiH.' the crowd ex
pecfed 20 see something A round
o. lighting to a fEht crowd u three
minutes. not % seconds. and short
enough at that Madden'a action IN
calling the men on before a minute
- practice in each round Was IN
savory. There may be n chance e.
get back az Madden when hls man
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DENTISTS.
oRAMAri,.orrnArICs o1noI.

4. w. pHILLIPs. al Heuasy blk.
Chicago Dental Co. SIS Hinekley-
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WM. ~. BUTIREm attorney a.
law. cults - uHrpuird and deiohd
ei iu ali courts. is ycara' expert
euce Proceedings Ia bankruptcy
C1mpa nlas Incorporated. Abstracts
carefully examined. Collections
made 81 all parts of the United
States. Highest commercial ana
bank references. dtB Third ave-
uua Phone. Main 1000
BPEcKEUT. a. ,. Civil and rrlmiu~
al practice. 10 YsaTH actual expert
rncs. consultations free Room Is.
Arlington hotel lover pohtoiheeJ :
phone Main szg.
J. =. HALL. ts and y HnHweii block
loo Columbia 1T Phone. Blue $50.
General practice Ia all che courts.
Damage Cases Specially.
Moderate Fees COMPUTATION Tree.
n - FOSTER. Mutual Life bid.
.rhone Main ~.
~ IS MATHIS. 60 Mutual f.ifs bld.
} A KELIneo. 80 BAILEY building.
RIf Ns0s 4 AUST. y boston STOCK
W u LAABuTH. iot-t. Paoine blk
a g MACDONALD. 100 Burke nid.
Root. Palmer brown. Pioneer bid.
T.. = coSoNEH t2-ta Halter bios.
LYMAN y KNAPP 10 Haiisr bldg
g wAHn KEMr 'sf hurhs bldg
,. y. DOUGLAS 90 Nrw York blk.
observation-disclosures loss y \ bk
HorAcr PETER $40 New York hk
PiERRE y. FEHRY. $40 burke III.
Il 8 LAS0LAND. Eos y = MOCK.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANCING lessons. private or in
classes daily. Prof wilson's Dan
oIng SCHOOL. Ranke block
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Baseball by Police.

The Seattle police force baseball
team has issfed challenge 20 tho
Tacoma department for match
game % be played a. soms near
date. Both departments have good
teams. and an excellent game is an
ticipated The same viii probably
b. pulis 4 or IN Seattle. some TINA
fext week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-07-23
BusIHgss COLLEGES.

CLARkEs Perrin Shorthand school
individual instruction. 80 Boston.
LEo's Business College. Union. -2d;
Individual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College Second and Pike.
N. w. School Topography; Pioneer
MLlson.s hmslness COLLEGE. Man as.
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PERSONAL.

| DEEDS, Wills, Mortgages, Leases,
| Contracts. Powers OF Attorney and
Afiidavits prepared. collections at
] tended 60. dispositions taken. com
panies Incorporated. attention to
bankruptcy proceedings: fees reas-
enable. Room II. Arlington hotel
lover postofiicel. Office open until
s o'clock p. m.
BARGAINS In second hand house,
] hold goods: call at Red Front Fur
niture company. We can give you
! nne secondhand cook stoves. bed
room Gets. carpets. They look as
good as new, for half the money.
ITO and ia Second avenue south.
TIE cheapest place 20 set gasoline
and oil stoves. gasoline and coal
| oil. Is at olympic OH Co. si7 Third
avenue. Tel. Main. sel. 2burner
gasoline stoves. t4oe. gasoline.
! sii0 for 5 gallons.
| ADVERTISING rates for any paper
furnished on application. The
| G. V. White Advertising Bureau.
New York Block.
WITH WINE AND PIE. regular
dinner, 1Be. Alley Restaurant, al.
ley on Columbia bet. 2nd and srd.
FASHION Hair store. IsiS second
avenue: diagnosis OF the scalp
free Of charge.
oxYDoNoR victory the genuine
cures all diseases. Avoid imita-
u0ns. u Mcdonald block.
LADIES try bath Mrs. TAFT,
careful massage. eli Third avenue.
wANTED--old gold and silver. II.
Henseli mfg ioweler. - Hinekley.
MRS. b. BENNETT Is again at as
Haller block; hair. scalp treatment
MRS. HANSON. stylish millinery:
| low prices CORNER an and pine
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1,,amond Ice-That's what you need
e. keep cool. Tel. Main 1919.
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CLOTHES CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing Co.
clothes In shape ti.b0 month. dye
Ing. repairing. 1907 srd. Bun 1904
HIGH EST prices for CASTOR cloth
lnE. Dave Tavlor, 10 starr Boyd bid
COLLECTION AGENCIES.
MONEY collected, 81 Boston block.
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n0SLyN COAL
III QUEEN COAL

once tried always used, our
naxim, Success the test of
merit"
Business started In Seattle
Aug 1859. and has Increased ev~
cry msnth since.
Telephone Union ~ Cor steam
ooel and domestic. orders to be
delivered north OF Pike street.
Telephone Main SIS orders for
delivery south of Pike street.
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COM RAcToR and BUILDERS.

.-.---sr-.s--s.,s----s-'-
BROMLEY a Wells, general CON
tractors, " Starr Boyd building.
Tel Main $50.
soDERoUisT & RosELEAF. shops
at 7is-2eo Spring street
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New bath houses. Msdrona villa.