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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-11-18

GREAT AucTIHo,N. SALE OF


GREAT AUCTION SALE OF
BOOKS.
~ cuaeH. over ten tons. 10 20 ~ any
price, BY order ~ the owners.
viii sell at public auction at 1909
First avenue. near Pike. Stock II
on new and perfect. and consists
Of oil the standard works ~ the
worlds greatest authors History.
Fiction, Poetry. etc. Dictionaries.
bible. Encyclopedia. Aliases. etc,
etc. Sales starr Wednesday, Nov
20, M 2 y. M. Goods open 10 In
epectlon Wednesday morning
You cannot afford 90 miss this
great sale. These books must be
sold regardless ~ cost or value.
Jos. Martin, auciinneer.
AUCTION sale on "wednesday the
goth, az 80 sharp. az r.. a., Bick-
crton'n NnieRroumr. 1879 First ave-.
consisting ln part aH follows "a
dozen dishes. cups and saucsrs,
tete a tete ten Gets. blue and white
cups and eaucefs. bowls. kuthnl
ten pots. dishes. candlrsttcks. choc.
oiats iuEs. spices cracker Jars. 1ss
toys sets ~ ? pieces. ash trays.
also an elegant ios 81 tapestries. 2
fine upright planes. fine china
s"~'R A*f"A 49, @hW hAhtf HopNh
too numerous 20 mention. Goods
On view. ~. q. Bickerton, auc-
tiunefr.
AUCTION Sale f1aD worth sof narnsa
and boy clothing rain coats. ctc.,
% he sold 81 auction ~ lots 10 sugi
the trade. et Martin A. fpss sales.
rooms. gxis Bitpf avenue Friday ard
kaiursfHY. he - and 1ad. az n m
Look FOR Ills I'D later wait fsf
hlg sale. Jes. Martin. aucfioneer.
Phone. CAL g4
r. @. BicKERToN. general auction.
Ger. itig Jrirpt avenue
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BON MARcHE BUYS
Now in Possession OF Valuable
Properly on First Avenue.

One Of the most important real es-
tate transfers Of the week was made
Saturday. when a lot e0x111 on First
avenue between Pike and Union
Streets was sold for 5000. The
property was owned by Dwight r.,
Robinson. OF the Seattle Electric Co.
and George Donworth. Of the firm OF
Piles. Douworth q Howe.
The purchasers are Nordhoff 4 Co,
prOprfetors OF the Bon Marche. The
property Is directly In the rear Of
their store. They were asked today
what they intended TO do with the
lot. The statement In made that at
present they are undecided. but 81 "
probable that in the future n hand
come building win be erected.
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SEAMEN'S BETHEL

The Seattle Seamen's Friend socie-
~ II arranging 20 establish a sea-
mems bethel. Quarters have been
secured near Madison street and
Railroad avenue. which will be fitted
up fur reading rooms. where sailors
may BE- entertained while ON shore.
The Christian EndeAvor societies OF
the city ARE back OF the project. In
the last ten months the organization
has distributed 5000 magazines ana
papers. besides a large number ~
Bibles and tracts. The chaplain.
Rev. q. =. West. has visited 656 ships
and held LOG religious services
The organization also looks after
sick searnen. providing FOR those who
are destitute. and visiting hospitals
and sailors boarding houses.
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1T HAPPENED ON A
GRANT STREET CAR

In Fridays star II waa noted ,h.,
VIM. NJ Hines Of the O.. u. Hai,as'a
Furniture Co. had brought s,,,,
against the Seattle Electric ca ~
tepo.0 damages for having been for.
lbly elected from a jackson street car
This Waa. ~ a way an error.
IN his complaint SIR Hines says that
ir the present of many passengfrs ~
was fOrcibiy elected from a Grant
street car Dg the p0torman and com
ductor Tho plaintiff AYERS that this
let was unproyoked and seeks the
above named damages.
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R. C. STEVENS
LAID AT REST
Funeral This Afternoon Largely At
tended by Railroad Men
and Friends.

THE funeral OF the late II. c. ete-
yens was held from 81. Mnrk'a
church ~ 2:iS o'clock this afternoon
Rev. j. p. -. Ltwyd officiating. T. NJ.
Dauiton. H. L. Blaine. II. W. En-
mons. ID. w. Berchard. 5. q. Yerkes
and w. ID. Perkins acted as paIibear-
ers. The floral tributes were beaull.
fui. the offerings from the local rep.
resentatives Of the different railroads
being exceptionally fine. All Of the
railroad offices In the city closed from
i O'Clock until 4 this afternoon as a
mark OF respect 70 the dead.
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Miss Russell Dead

The body of Miss Lulu NJ. Russell.
who died IN Tacoma yesterday morn
ing. was brought 20 Seattle last
night and taken In charge by Bonney
\ Stewart The deceased IL a sister
OF Mrs. w. sutthoff. W. X. Russell
and George r. Russell Of this city.
The funeral win be held from the
Church OF Our Lady OF Good Help
tomorrow m0rnlnR.
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HUMANE LECTURE
Rev. W. o. Simonds WIN Lecture
At First n. e. Church

Rev. w. ID. simonds. pastor Of the
First Unitarian church, will deliver
the second OF series Of lectures un-
der the auspices Of the Seattle HUI
name society at the First NJ. r.
church. corner Marion and Third az
8 o'clock tomorrow fTuesday1 even
ing. Rev. Mr.. simonds' subject will
be John Howard and the Humane
Movement o. the Nineteenth Gen.
tury-" In addition TO the lecture
there will be fine musical program.
There win be no admission fee nor
collection and every0ns To- invited.
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~ TIM BUpEnIoF cot.e@,.
King County. afafa a. ~ ~
ton. Nefti9 Zemoustv ,-snlhs-
~ lfage a. ZsmoBekv asr1niallff.
publication. t'tf ~
The etnfs ~ Wnahirofo,.
HAl9 lh1ae a. IemaHsky, defena.. ~
iYu w hefebg aumfn0ned +. y;
p..f Wiihin SKY ltgJ days aftt, -
nhtf ~ the first publication n w
HpinpYlls' 70 vat Within size ~
ahge atief tRe 18th day Of Nd
Der lDvl' ana defend The abrss =. -
titled action ~ the above er,,. y.
court ana answer the c0mpIslns ].
the pialntlff, and rffve 4 80"
your anHwer upou the uudeys,x.d
attorney Tor plaintiff a his f s't,'sa
officf below stated. ard n CO.
your failure - ~ 40. judesoe,ss - g
be rendered against you aer,... VA
% the demand ~ the eotnsss,ss
which has been filed with ~ , es
~ said court. The object ~ q.
ab0vs entitled action u 10 olas,s
divorce from the dsfendant , - y,
ground ~ BOn-guppori and dess..'..ns
ALBEIT ~. MARTfx '''A'
Plaintiffs Aft1re.~
J.. O. address, Rooms zd5 IN ",
Inns building, Seattle, King Ca.,s,ts "
Washington.
NOTICE TO cREDIT5ps
IN THE SUPERIOR cCf.fT -
the States Of W6shlneion ~
King County. In the sns,s..
the estate u Frederick ~
well, deceased.
Notice is hereby given Is Il, =.
Sons having claims aRainet ~. -
tate ~ Frederick W. nagvei
ceased. 70 prefeui aame wis ~
necessary vouchers. within A. ~. ~
after the date of the flrnt nasa ~
fiou ~ this notice. 10 IL a.s-e
signed e1ecutrix of said e>.s.s
her place ~ transaction Il ~ ~. y
ineaa u said estate, nainssg !. -
office u Charles r. Patfernsn s., -
ney-at-iaw. room rs Halter ha@s'.s-
IN the city 81 Seattle, Washinys.~
MAGGIE BA5wKI.f.
Dated NJ Seattle. washInrre. Z.
tober Goth. 1901. -
Date Of first publication Nor !
1901.
Charles y. Patterson. Aftorn.v q.
Executrix.
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One Train Taken or

saturday one Of the Northern Pa
sine trains between Seattle ana spo-
KANE VIII BE- taken on the run. This
ssIslee wss originally Intended f0r
tne suinmer months only. The train
arriving at Seattle at 2 b. nj. arriv-
ing here at $50 a. m. THE train viii
be put on again In the epring
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spaiding. Russell and Heath. Of
this city. are preparing 10 build an
apartment house on the corner Of
Sixth avenue and Columbia street.
The building win be s1x129 feet IN
size and will be three and four atorIes
high The estimated coat is so. 600
TIRE house will be fitted up IN the
most modern style.
r. w. West today sold a f20 foot
lot AZ the corner OF Harvard avenue
and Pine street to ~. w. Kahn for
$500. II liz the new owners intention
TO build upon the property at once.
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EASY MONEY
Rubin Gets s6,857
For His Great Fiasco

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. fs.--rt is
announced that the total receipts
from the sale of tickets Tor the jeff
rieH- Rubin fight" were ~. 100.
The turnstiies show that four thou
eaud were In attendance.
OF % per cent. Of the gross re-
celpts Jeffries gets IS per cent. or
<&l1z55. and Ruhiin Is per cent. or
IS. ISL.
About se5oo changed hands IN this
city on the result in bets.
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A.rronNIins.Ar-LAw


MM, II. BuTrNEIs, attorney at law,
suits prosecuted and defended ~ al
courts. ~ years experience. Proceed
ingHtn bankruptcy. Companies moor
pofntod, Abstracts carefully exon
ined, Collections made IN all parts
Of the United states. Highest crm-
merrlai and bank referenesn, ti5
Third avenue, Phone. Main 1000
FRANK -. AIEsTLINd. Boston blk.
~ u, MARTIN, 90 Mutual Life bid.
}. a. KELLOGG. aes Bailey build ng.
w. y, LANnuTiI. aoi-s Pacific block.
a q. MACDONALD zoe burke BEL
Root, Palmer A Brown, Pioneer d
y. g. coNoYER. .t-ia Haller building.
LYMAN n. KNAPP. 10 tigiler buiidina
q. WARD KEMP a. Hufhe build s.
J. y. DOUGLAS. 04 New York bii.
HORACE PETER, sis sew York biz.
PIERRE y. FERRY. asc Burke block.
8 + LANuLANn. ~ y. V. bloc &
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NJ. d. Pease johnson Co. at ff07
second ave. have just received a
large shipment Of Ladies' Walking
eusf skirts, cioaks and French Fian-
rel Waists direct from New York.
r be- same firm are having a special
Gale on Pattern Hats al $3.50, $3.50
and 1900.
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For TIE Church Furc

The ladies' of 81. James Episcopal
church decided 70 give an enfertaiu-
uient with refreshments IN the ncaf
future for the benefit 81 their church
building fund.
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Revival Services.

The revival services In the First NJ.
- church conducted by Evangelist
martin and the Beck family Of Jubs-
zee singers. are largely attended. The
HAeetings win be continued this week.
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nusINnss coLLMens

Cl.AltiNh'S Pernin shorthand scho,,.
Individual instruction 81 noston.
LEO's Business College Union-ad. IN
diyidunl instruction all suhjecta
BEST methods and teachers. Acm,.
Bunlness College, Second and Pike
WILSON'S Mod. bus. Coll. Main aid
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sODHdQufsr & RosELEAF. shops
az 2is-2so Spring street
HRoMLEY q WELLS. general con-
tractnrA ~ starr Boyd building.
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JOB MARTIN. general aueiiuneer
and storage. z2ia First avenue. Tel.
Oak 74s.
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nrsINEss CHANCES



STRANGER ATTENTIONS
AitL you ioqkinE for q safe and prof
itAhie business opening IN Seattle ?
81. We can offer you any num-
hcf reauiring an investment u from
portunitY that passes through 0ffie.
must stand tEo closest Investigation.
ana We can place you In a bank.
store. factory. hotel. mill, office or
~ tact; any business YOU may pre-
Ter. KINDLY call and invcaiigatc.
9ernlan-Anericnn Investment Co.
Incorporated. 81 Third avenue.
SALOON MIN. ATTENTION.
foh soic--'lw p saloons on First ave-
nue., near Pike street. new buildings
and rev bars and hxturcr. lease
may he had for 10 years price. s. ,na
and 700. respectively, 81 which
amount one-haif can he paid cash
and the balance when YOU get ready.
the best saloon property IL seattle
other saloons, ranging IN price from
ts.e1 To sln goo. Gcrman-Amoricnn
Investment Co.
BOX FACTORY.
FOR Sale-intercst IN one OF the iarR-
eat and best paving box factories
wet q Grand Rapids; running nieht
and day, with three years ordera
ahead; retiring member 81 the firm
mot with serious accident which
dlsahlea him permanently. and his
Fthfe must DC filtCd by a man cap
able 81 taking charge Of the office
Gormhn-Amcrican 90.
LODGING HotiHES.
FOR Naih-We have a few high-claun
lodging houses. not the Kind that arc
usually filled with "dummlea' and
lot Of cheap secondhand furnI-
tire. fitted expressly 60 rntch tho
unHephisticatcd stranger. bat some
established. reputable and good nav
iuE Investments that we can safely
recommend German American IN
NeHtment Co, ti2 Third avenue
WHoLEsALE COMMISSION
HOUSE
A@pn cash ana services secures IN
t.rcHt and good position IN one Of
the leading Wholesale produce ma
commission houses IN Seattle: ee-
tahiishpd since 1898 with upWnrtis az
SN shippers and 900 local patrons.
highest commercial and hank refer
enccH niveni money 60 be deposited
Ia hank to Increase business. Ger
man American Investment Co
$3.50 buys oyster house taking IN $40
per day, must be sold In five DAYS.
Enquire 1910 ist ave.
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Iadiea' Furs made and repaired.
G. &. Berg. 1918 Third ave.
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PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
e g. rtoch paid IA. pzscpe; surpinz
=, F'rth; pres ,. 8 Goldsmith. wise
pres q v. Aukenr. cashier
Correspondents In principal cities IN
the United States ard Europe.
PEOPLES RAyINGs BANK
Second avenue and Pike rsrecf capt
tai paid ur. ti1o 90 " C. Neufridrf
prrs . " Hayden, cash. J. 7. Gr~cn-
lsat. asst rash Commercial savings
Scandinavian American Bank
d Seattle. A general banking bnsin~su
,ranssssed. Deposits. $1,000
sfcs prrs A n. soeiecrr. each. J. r
Lane asst enth. No branches
National Bank of commercs
Paid up capital. .sila.eo1.
Irnnsacis general banking business
II. G. Hrnry. pres: II. u. Spsnecr.
cash HAfe deposit vaults for rent,
ssfs psposR sasis Boxes Ter Rec.
TIE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
SEATTLE
Paid 40 capital. tit1.og
General banking business transacted.
J. d Hose; trs pres: N. MeMlcken.
Parkhurnt asst cash Exchange on
principal cities q Z, 3 and Europa.
The Canadian Baak Of commerce
NAbat~t tNAa up sss.4sa.ss..ss.s.tA. uAaHt
tlslght million doilars.)
nufptuN st.ss*.*.sss ss+sssss..s.sst%su 34.N @
Interest allowed on time deposits. A
general banking business transacted
SEATTLE BRANCH - Corner Of
James street and Second avenue.
y. A. CAMERON, MANAGE.
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r. p. GoSE. formerly editor Of the
Everett Evening Record and j. IL.
Rice OF Seattle. have been appoint
ed local managers of the Home CO.
Operation Company Of Kansas
City, Mo. and have opened up Of
fees at log Pike street. The plan
Of the company ls TO enable any
body 10 buy property. 10 own his
or aer home. on cash basis. and
return the amount In small month
~ payments. which will amount 10
less than rent. and do away with
the interest paying evil. IL Is a
BODYBUILDING concern. offering a
plan whereby anyone may acquire
a home on the easiest terms con-
sisient with conservative business
methods. A small membership fee
j. charged.
SECONDHAND clothing and bed
ding, cheap. sos End ave; room II.
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
sog-s-i0 Occidental ave. - Houechois
goods. etc. Jacobs. Trcnholmn Co
SHOW CASES
SEA TILE Slow Case Co. lsls LIST ave;
TAfLons
a. u. ANpERsoN. slaa Second ave
rAnIDERMisrs
c. c. BERG. Isis Third avenue.
TIMERS
FINLA9 q ROBE. lei Green isiiir-'-
TRANSFER COMPANIES
ORA MEN and l'orwarders-~ Pool and
distribution cars handled promptly
superior equipment for moving finest
furniture. pianos and heaviest mach
street. Tel, Main sc
ElREs Transfsr Co. Main 80
TENTS AND AWNINGS
TENTS and awnings Al osquito poo. |
tents, mining hose and canvas boats
army duck tentk and folding camp |
beds. the Gold Medal kind, Sic
ATflE TENT q AWNING. %
wholesale manufacturers, Mar'en
ard Western. --
TENTS. avnings. naes iarpaulna
hose. etc: Alaska outhucrs IN All
canvas goods. goods made TO order
hv experts al a moments notics. /
Sunde q Eriand First aud jackson.
TRAINED NURSES
{. III. n. sNALLEY, trained nurse, /
Will give massage; home treatment /
sn E.fsh ave-. phone BLACK 2z2t.
UMBRELLA REPAIRING
IMBRELLAs manufacturcd: recover
ing and general repairing. 800 SEQ
ond ayenne. keheson Bros.
VOICE CULTURE
@. MAGNus scHuTz. Holyolke bla
a \ |
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90 OK THE
CITY DE ENERETT

btsATTLE. EVERETT AND ED.
MuNtsa ROUTE
~ seattle, ~ a. M, u m. . .. m.
Ly. Everett. SIS .. m, 2.D. 7tb j, m.
Three round trips daily, Including
Sunday. IN effect kept. y. itUt
Connections AZ keattle with Str.
Figef fcF Tacoma Al Everett with
Str. Mikndo Tor Hnohofuinh. ard Ever.
EFT aud Monte Crifto Railway.
Goiman foek Seattle Tel lied III
Nurchents' Deck Everett Telephone
G. b. u. SCOTT. Manager
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nlAIllAnYANrs

MADAM CAROLYN Tho we'll
known, wonderful clairYoyant me-
dunn. tells rast. present ana fu-
turr. names given, paimiHt read
inEs aud cards. 25e 49,, 1903 lHt
NN9 JHuu. IUa
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Athlon and lnlsnd Flyer

From Coluslbls Dock. foot Of Col
umbih street.
Leave eesttie--ssso a. IN. Cexcep,
fnuasynl and fest9 q. m. 1915 p. m.
ffor breuerfon ofiyt and $50 p. IN.
saturday only. extra trip ii.E0 y M
Leave tfrrnerron- and iiss a.
m, 500 and ssib .. m. Leave sidney
lilo and II 70 a. M. % .. m.
Leave Chnrisaton--t. and Hal a.
M. ssot ., ~.
For Pleasant Beach md bean
Point take steamers leaving Seattle
a. 1000 n. m. and ifiS p. m. Leaving
Hremerton nc s.fb a, m. ana e;i5 pm
Fare - cents round trip.
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A $4,000 Verdict

Clarence Hillman, OF Green Lake,
who was guardian AT Item In the
case Of Warren Kennedy w. the
street car company Of Toledo, o.. has
received word that the supreme court
Of Ohio has sustained the 525. 900
verdict returned in the lower court.
Warren Rennedy's father lost both
legs In q street car accident In To-
ledo and the child brought suit
through his guardian ad litem to re-
cover damages for hts fathers death.
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JOHN GRAHAM. sao-a2f Globe blk
Tel. James 222i.
10 w HouGHroN. tii.i7 Collins
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LOnnINdl unIihra
WlIoLEsAItg COMMISSION
CoNrMACT anna nuII.nrns

$3.50 buys oyster house taking IN $40
per day, must be sold In five days.
Enquire 1910 ist ave.
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somewhat surprised that the great world win
provide for the
de- OF &c. the Island Empire
foreign lenders have lost faith in the Ut
AID They
already hand before
loanng Mkados thrifty and husnesske
Judgment yet their dividend possibilities.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


OBuOHNE. TitEMrEH a Co, inc,
Abstract Co, established lht4. MIN
ing claim hbHtrhota basement OF the
Mutual Life building.
hooth-W hlttlrncy iianfUrd AhHtrat
Go established 1863. basement ~
Halter block. Telephone, Malt lpt.
bi1ATrLr Abstract Co, n. y. bllek
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Go to spinning for Lleycle repaira
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Port Orchard Route

Daily service, effective Sept 10. 1901
Brefnerton ~. 4. Navy Yard and
Dry Dock. Charleston aud sidney.
NtrEAMEgfN
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FOR cash, cheap lot to build on:
state lowest price. Address h star
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a-4s----Hsa--s sa---ss-s-~-
la Roche, removed to 81 First ave.
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" ANrED--hIsAL ESTATE


HoNshS AND LOTS WANTED.
WE have cash customers for houses,
lots, cottages, stores and modern
dwellings IN ali parts Of the city.
The only way to sell your property
IS TO advertise, and as we spend TWO
THOUSAND DOLLARS a month for
that purpose. IL follows as a logical
conclusion that we can sell a. List
your property with US and our pho
tographer will take view" OF IL.
which will be published in half
tone In all the leading newspapers
IN the city
GERMAN AMERICAN VEST
MENT COMPANY,
5ls Third Avenue.
FOR cash, cheap lot TO build on:
state lowest price. Address h star
WIRE. IRON AND PLATING
-~~e~~r~rss~e-~r>r~-~-~
pac. Rail & Plating Works. ESQ First.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS. FIN
JEWELRY AND SILvERwARE
Albert Hansen 5 SSs T.,
The largest jewelry house in the
Northwest.
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President Of eS.tAenenant VIM
W. that who itH gr TO whom ne -
officers mission in the regular army hece
Q Hungenuemanly conduct"
The viii tho president own upon officers
nrt with the ladies II he DOES
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aI.nrmI.a oLnANINt.

HEATiIE Clothes prcaalns 90 !.
repairing 1907 Third. Bun 1904.
uIHuigHf prices for caat-or cloth. ne
Dave TAYLOR, 10 Starr Boyd hilildInz
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.rn,1Nrn NInsEs


G. n. u. sNALLEY, trained nurss
sN Firm ave, phone Black 2s2l
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OF INTERESTT0 every MAN
Young nen.

The period between Is and Is years OF
age is undoubtedly the most important
decade in a mans life. During this inter-
val are developed and matured the Physical.
Mental and Sexual powers circumstances
and surroundings have much to do with :he
formation OF character and individuality Of
the man. but TO a great extent the carving
Of the future depends on himself. Any
deviation from or transgression OF Nature )
laws may alter or change a whole future
Hard work. long study. intemperance,
gambling. evil associates. etc. have broken
down many a hardy youth and wrecked
Temptations. dangers and designations are
everywhere and II requires discretion and
strong will power to resist them. OF all
the evils besetting our young men. none Is
rrore prevalent and destructive than the
solitary habit of self-abuse- So common
Is this vicious practice among boys that
not ten in every hundred escape its bane-
full effects. Modesty prevents parents from
advising their children. and the poor VIC
tim finds out when too late that he has made
a fatal error. We see the victims of this
pimpled face. da-k-circled eyes. STOPPING
form. stunted development. bashful. melan-
oholic countenance and timid bearing pro-
claim TO all the world his folly and tend 20
blight his future. Nocturnal dreams. ex-
haustine losses of vigor. etc. are a constant
drain on his vitality. and IL neglected Ill
.imately lead to a premature and untimeiy
end
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fiddle. AGED Men.

The springtime Of youth with you has
passed. Life Is now q sober reality. Ex-
perience has been your best teacher. lou
are wiser and can look back over your past
life and point out the mistakes you have
made. You see. feel and understand DIFF
~ferently now. For some of the sins OF
your youth you have no doubt already pail
the penalty. You have drifted along. re-
lying on Nature and a robust constitution
to carry you through. Sexual dissipation
and excuses have been added to your list
Of transgressions. Private and Blood dis
eases have ravaged your system and UNDER
mined your already weakened vitality.-
Cuickness. Backache. Nervousness. Debilt-
tating Drains. etc. are hindertng your sue
cess and have made your life a miserable
existence devoid OF all pleasure and happi-
ness. You know In your own MIND that
you are not the man you should be. You
lack the energy. confidence and personal
Magnetism which are so precious to every
man. and which go to make up perfect man
hood. Your neglected weaknesses have ce-
veloped into organic disease. and varicocele,
Sexual Debility. Structure. Blood Poison. and
innumerable other maladies are dragging
you down and filling your life with misery,
suffering and woe. You are old before your
allotted time. but II you will awaken to a
realization of your true condition and take
steps TO have II remedied. there are yet
many golden years In store for you.