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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
VAUGHN. GETS
SEVEN YEARS

SALEM. Or. Feb. Is. - clyde
Vaughn. the Jefferson youth. VIII,
some monfh@ ago committed MUIR
derous assault on Lulu Jones. was
today sentenced 10 seven years In
the penitenfimry, Naughn plea ded
guilty 20 \ charge 0f assault with a
dangerous weapon. Before passing
sentence, Judge Burnett listened 10
statement Of the facts by the dis
trict attorney and examined the
wound made on the girls head by
Vaughn's axe. The extreme penalty
allowed by the Law - 10 years
Vaughn was taken to the penlten-
tiary this evening.
Vaughn attempted 10 commit as
saulf on is-year- Lulu Jones IN
the cellar % the latter's home
When the young girl resisted. tho
brute hit her on the head with az
axe. nearly killing her.
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ATToRNEYs.AI lAM.


WA ID. DUTTNEH. Attorney at
Law. Advice free. suits prose-
puted and defended In all courts.
u years experience. Proceedings
IN bankruptcy. Companies moor
porated. Abstracts carefully ex.
AHMED Collections made In all
parts Of the United states high
est commercial and bank sefsren-
eeh- tiS Third avenue. opposite
Public Library Phone Man 1000.
J. l.. BALL. Jit.. "a RoxWsll Block.
ies Columbia st. above list Ave.
General practice In all the courts.
Damage Cases Specially.
hodei ate Fees Consultation Free.
Ten Years Active Practice
~. =. FOSTER formerly 81 Mecon-
neilHvtlis. o. baf1. ex=refefee IN
bankruptcy. general laN practice.
eoilef tionn. etc. tos-7 Mutual Life
building. Fhon. Main az.
HARTFORD BEAU MONT. COUNSEL
or-ai.law. Dexter Horton bank bid
,. a. kEi.ioG5. - Haley building.
nENsoS 4 Aust. g nosion Block
w. y. ! AMhuTH. sos raeifie bik
= e MCDONALD. sos Burke Bld.
Root, Palmer : Brown, Pioneer bid.
- g CoSoVER as Haiief bids.
LYMAN p kSAPf. le Haiief hlds
q WARD KEMP. az Harke BLDG
. =. DOUGLAS - New YORK blk
RICHARD osborn. 5os.s n TX
= =. LaSGLASp soi Sev York bis
HORACE PETER SO New York tx
Pred. u Peterson. 80 Mutual Lifs
>. Il. PARKER. sis Pacific block
ffERhE y FEiiHY, 1910 Second.
q d MARTiS lawyer = iioston ~
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.Hf SUGGESTS
A NEW SITE
Seattle Citizen Fayors Lake Union
Passenger Depot.

Editor Seattle Evening star
Dear Sir.~t seems 70 me that the
most advantageous location for a
grand central passenger depot for
Seattle has never been advocated or
ever mentioned hy the preHs. II has
been thought necessary hy some %
our pioneer citizens, that a paaseu-
ser depot should be permanently &C.
tahliahed az the foot 81 Columbia
street others. moro speculative ana
perhaps wise hy experience and OBJ
srrvation In such matters. have naR-
gcsted King street. aud believe Last
year that the King street location
was generally assented to- but now.
after mature deiiheratiou. IL - be-
coming apparent that 70 use 40 large
an area 81 land near kiuE street for
depot purposes would b. divcFting
the use ~ said land from ttn aeces-
sary and legitimate pufposc-=that
~ Wholesale and manufacturing.
The latcs suggestion in the dspOl
matter II 20 - \ half mile or
q mile south Of King street. this be-
ina such a radtf a. change. seefus 60
provide an opportunity to bring for
ward a iceation | have often thought
OF a. mnst desirable. In my opinion
the best location for a fnien pas
senEsr eetot Il the south end u Lake
tnian--neAr the Western mill. | can
think ~ no serious objection % thia
location. II has many advantages,
II u ccntral and accessible, and re-
moved from the freight traffc Of the
city. I, Il practically on = level with
Pioneer square The Great North
eru Railroad could come IN by way
Of Fremont. aiso the seattle a Inter
"a s5aFst.a aa5.4sH.f
build along the wast shore ~ fahs
Washington and around 20 the Union
depot. aud could have passenger
stations At Lescl and Madison parks,
which would be a convenience and
tend 60 relieve any congestion %
large city Yours truly.
W. q. nARNEs.
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REMEDY roR oEsERrIos.

what shall he said OF a man who
woes and wins woman. marrles
her. burdens her With n family. ami
then deserts herr
Il DOESN'T speak we'll for manhood
10 say that wives and children arr
deserted. literally by hundreds. that
one OF the most common scenes tn
Seattle Is woman at the station.
weeping. and asking the police 10
nnd HIM"
Chicago last year had to care FOR
over s.ooo people who had been dea-
erted by the family bread winners
and there were others who suffered
hardshlps rather than LET their des
titution and humiliation be known.
In Delaware the eringing coward
who leaves hts family 70 starve Will,
he seeks new fields. a. taken 20
iailyard. has shirt removed. hands
fastened 70 a post. ard then n
strong armed man swings a lash
across the bare shoulders until the
Law. at least. has been INDICATED.
II sounds brutal. but doesn't pro-
duee a pain like the cry Of hungry
children. and u HAS almost put
an end to wife dcsertion in Delaware.
A plan that VIII appeal to those
Who ahhor brutality and physical
suffering is said u work well n
Germany.
The man who deserts his family Is
put 20 WORK. hard. hack breaking.
pes neutrality-suspicious. toll. and the
proceeds Of his ial.or 80 to thesde-
serted family
Mere stringent laws covering this
particular phase of human trailty
would not only greatly lessen the de-
mand upon public charity. but would
be a protection for wives and chill.
dren that they do not now receive.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NoN-AssEsaABI.E STOCK.
Large fortunes made from small In
Vssiments In oil Washington is
the only state now In which this
can be done OIL lands elsewhere
are IN the hands Of powerful com
hinatiuuH. The Seattle OF Com
pany IL making arrangements for
the drilling Of q well early this
year on It's lands near gBpaliT
Point. n hnH placed on the mar
ket n small block 81 its treasury
development stock az the extreme
~ low price ~ twenty ceutH Per
share. par value Il 90 and non
nHHessahif. The proceeds will be
strictly applied IN development
work These familiar with the
character ~ the oil mud on the
eemnany'H lands enthusiastically
predict that this stock viii be
worth 80 Per share during the
year 1901 For fun particulars cali
At office ~ SEATTLE OIL COM
rANf. Coz New York Block.
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titute. and posted notices all over the
camp. notifying everyone that no rs-
tibns would be dealt out during the
winter 90 anyone.
atiil hundreds OF INDECENT people 81
both sexes remained ia Nome. no
doubt as 20 their having had 10 b.
taken care Of this winter by the
post
The recent storm along the coast
Of Alaska also no doubt reached
Nome. and as hundreds 81 the people
we're poorly clad aud improperly
huuaeed. tales Of horrible suffering
may come cut.
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HEALS WITH
her EYES

NEW YORK. Feb. - Santa Ter
esa. the Mexican Joan Of Arc.
Who was accused Of melting the
laaulE tn revolt. and who later as
touiNhed the Pacific states with her
alleged healing powers. II here. ON
her way TO Europe. She says she
possea2~s magnetic power that viii
cure the iAfns ths sick Rns the blind.
Her chief power. she says, lies In
her eyes. She 10 dsmuf~ and IN
sophisticated n converse ton.
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kldnsppers' offer.

CHICAGO. Feb as-E. A. Cudahy
has received a letter In Witch tha
writer agrees 10 return all % the
money paid as ransom. save gtnn1
provided the packer viii not prose
cute. Mr.. Cudshy says that he will
pay no attention To the offer and
viii not let up on the criminals un-
tll they are landed In Jail and con-
vlcfsd
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ADRIFT ON AN ice FIELD

hut one Of them got into "a
boat and rawed ashore. The man
and the horses were having a novel
sail toward the falls. when the tug
international, which had been HiK.
nailed. hove In sight. The man Was
taken on board, the several Rcrea
OF Ice were headed toward shore,
and the horse. reached Il Ia safety.
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AN Y
LITTLE
THING

In the gtore will show you this
stores Solicy-it's a fair one in ev-
cry respect. You know the usual
prices. note these;
Wright'H Antiseptic Tooth Pow
der regular 25c ...............1b c
Even's Listerated Tooth Soap.
regular CSC ACCOMPLISHMENTS bc
Shemeid's Cream Dentifrioe. reg.
Csc q. Observation-Disclosures. zoe
Listersted Mouth Wash, reg. 2bc Ice
Sozodont. large o.. ...............g SOC
Small o.. ...... .s..-..........20c
Tooth Brushes. zoe kinds .s..a..l6c
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AUCTION sAlEs

=
AUCTION sale of ane new stored
furniture Friday. March ]. AZ 10
q. m. ~ Martin a ForH auction
rooms. 1875 Third avenue. BY ord
er 81 Mrs. Robert SCOTT. OF Den
Yer. viii sell all Of her stored
furniture. consisting 81 the follow
Ing He'd room ertn. pArlnr Eot.
willow and oak rockers. fine book
case. inc folding bed. lounges.
cots, : fine cook stoves. heaters.
ehiToHisrH two nne sewing ma
ehinss - fire rugs sxis. fine car
rett. 10 fne small rugs. BABY bug
-. fns white enameied beds. oak
dining table and chairs. mattress.
springs quilts. blankets. pillows.
EhectinKs. slips. dishes. glassware.
KrRnitewRre. tables. stands. 81
pairs finc lady'R shces. and lots ~
other goods Don't miks this sale.
No reserves Joe Martin. auction
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as; March 8, 10. 10. 20, 26. so; April 4
For Alaska Leave Seattle y. IN.
Cottage city, Feb. D. -. March H.
&C. April 30. Senator. Feb. y March
|, 10. ~ April 10. Al-ki, Feb. :, ~
March 9. 81 April 8. steamer leaves
every NTH day thereafter.
Ticket once ats FIRST Ave, seattis
n. Tablet Cemtnq Act 10 " hiiiefi Asst
Aen'i Asta ocean noek Seattle eeodhll
Perkins q Co. Gen, acts, han ffnnclsea
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Or. Charrsts French News
Treatment.

The wonderful food for the nerves.
Gives strength. health and vigor to
the young and old n is the result
OF long years Of study by the most
reputable and best known physician
Of this century. IL produces real.
not artificial strength. In cases OF
nervous prostration. indigestion
caused by anxiety. over-taxation Of
the mental or physical forces which
exhaust the nerve force. and ener-
gy. there rs no treatment thPt VIII
stop the Irritation and build up the
affected tissues like the Chnrcot
Treatment. n gives vitality 10 the
entire system and promotes healthy
action to all the organs. "a. o. Guy.
Druggist, Seattle. Wahh.
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BRYANT TO HAVE
TWO ASSISTANTS

United States Supervising Inspee-
tor Birmingham has appointed X. A +.
Turner and y. n. whitney assistant
inspector Of boilers and assistant
Inspector respectively for the Puget
sound district. The appointments
are the result OF recent competitive
examinations.
Capt. Whitney f. a well known
mariner and Mr.. Turner has an ex-
ceiient standing among the marine
engineers and firemen On the sound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28

NIAGARA FALLS, ont, Fuh. 81,
--Adrift ON a field Ut ice and hut a
few miles above the brink W tho
falls, was the experience of four lee
cutters and team ot hoiass on the
upper Niagara river yesterday, They
were leading Ice. The field Of ice
on which the men stood broke away
and started down the river. All
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WILL SPEAK HERE
ON IRRIGATION

Geo. n. Maxwell, Of the National
Irrigation association. Of Chicago.
will speak before the chamber u
commerce OF this city. He viii dis
cuss Irrigation and put the object
Of his association before the business
men Of Seattle. The expense Of
sending Afr. Maxwell here will BE-
born entirely BY the Chicago aaso-
citation, as they are anxious Of awak-
euing an interest In the retaining
81 the vast arid lands Of the West
and Northwest.
Secretary ProEch. of the chamber.
II nov IN correspondence with the
association with a view 20 bringing
Mr.. Maxwell here at an early date.
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Harryine Up BIlls.

WARRINGTON. y. g, Feb. Is
The house Sat until late yesterday
evening. n agreed 10 conference
reports on the Qualifications. military
academy and District Of Columbia
bills. The naval appropriations
measure was sent back 90 confer
ence, as was the 81. Louis Worlds
Fair bill
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New YORK Dental ParlOrs

GA FIRST AVE. SEATTLE.
Second floor, Howard building. 0ppo-
site Mutual Life building.
Main ONCE, Portland. Or. branch
once, San Francisco, Cal. Hours i
90 q, Sunday. 10 "a a. Ladiea aiways
In Attendance.
satisfactory viii be attended 10 fres
OF charge at cur nearest offioo.
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Any work that should not prove
satisfactory viii be attended 10 free
OF charge In our nearest ONCE.
We are making speciality 81 sold
crown and bridge work. tho most beau.
uful. painless ana durable 81 all dental
work known 60 the profession. our
name alone will be guarantee that
your. work will be o. the best. We
have a specialist in each department.
Best operators. beat gold workmen and
eNtraoturf - teeth, In fact all the
stan are inventors OF modern dentistry.
We will tell you In advance exactly
what your WORK Will cost by free or
animation. Give MS eau and you
will nnd We DO exactly what we ad.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.
ABSTRACT or rfTLg.

ABSTRACT or THE.
OSBORNE. THEMPER 4 CO.. Inc.
Abstract Company, established
ikss. Mining claim abstracts. Base
msni 81 the Mutual Life building,
Booth Nhittiessy ilanfofd Abstract
Co. established 1862. basement OF
Hailor block Telephone Main isi.
sEATrLE AbatraeI Co q. y. Us.
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4 FEW WORDS asour lvims.

Judge A. ~. Waterman. OF Chi
cage, declares that women arr net
reliable witnesses ''BEcAusE THEY
BELIEVE WHAT THEY mag
me"
That r. a most delicate way Of
saying that women. or a large pro-
portion q them. are liars. and :. a
fool proposition. any way q Il put.
There ir no ser In honesty or NOR
ais generally. and most men viii
assert that conscience plays a much
greater part In a wotnzas's Mfe than
In q mans.
she carries the spirit Of honesty
into her daily duties and rprl.ts
tsnptassons better than a mar.
A. IT. Humm~i. the New York law
yer. who holds the American record
for divorce litigation. says: Ny
yearr Of experiences have taught me
a diam~trscaity opposite state of at
fairs 10 thar suggested BY Judg. Wa
tsrman." white Judge Roger. A. Pry-
or. OF New York. says; Il would not
believe the confession of cores
pondent backed by the statement OF
. private detective against the IN
supported dendai Of woman"
Al divorce offers a peculiarly
tempting field for liars OF both sexes.
those statements should have weight.
Nan york h.s $4,000 49,. = go
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ARCHITECTs.

a. TIpEMANp. n coiInan block.
AcManna a walker. toi y. y oia
d vs. nou9nroN. na-iI collins.
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SpeI9er & Hur|but
I2I52 Second Ave.
ADVERTISER OF FACTS
Removal Sale of Water
Bottles and Syringes

We must have been proerastinat-
Ing. Before We are really ready to
move the new store will be waiting
for us. Wen make some very pro-
nounced price reductions on ali rub
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REAL esrArE-can,Iu...4


10 acres. miles from isiks w....-
IuRteH. about - area ei-th-
good 7-r0um house. barn. $500
and small fruit. niH aelf ssi5aeh4
part and take city propefiv
part payment price feagaesf.s.
100 acres. about uHlf fieh 30.
land q acfeH cleared. part - ~
auce HlaHhed ard easily ei1.s ~
pert heavy timber. . : fnlles ~
Lake Washington. a fius pIaes = y
make home.
COLLINS 81 wILGIAMe
Room s. Sullivan bailding
GREEN LAKE Ph0pEhTx
n you want Green Lake pfot.,,.
call aHd see 10. NV
=. l. WILSON 4 90
I Tel Main 6ga. al4 Naah4t it,. j..
We have 80 lota. the eho.es !, y y
tha property a. Green Lake. IL -
I 100 pef lot. on your own ierpse
/ 1900 4ro0m hOuee. ; 4gis s6.s.,
good Weiis clone 70 car line
[ 1900 1zrOom house Iots. -
line rent go per month. hlgb ~
slightly. ~
600 10 $50 for lots ggxil6 feaf 80
two blocks from ear line. Ct -
ter and street ~ b. graded -
81 and hlaaN aka laid AZ ouas- y
eaHy payments. special terfss 4.
fhpas building.
gIgs 20 fl15 for ceres In K@lss~.
brighton Beach acre frsciEs 80
20 Hent0u ear line. good so.Is -
settled neiRhborh0od cent ~.
and 70 minutes ride from cent?,
~ town
Il. J. HUTTON - Bailey bullsls,
% acres one bottom land. al
Kfaaa. good house, barn t3xss. :.
ehard. small fruit running uas.,
FINE farm. giz miles Aom ~.
NashluEfani price reasensl3.
COLLINS 4 WILLIAMS. roer, (,
sullivan hniidlnR.
Two lots at Green Lake, chean
taken a. once.
/ One acre COW eulent 70 car ll...
we'll improved viii exchange 4.
inside property.
9. EGGLER a 60, lffzn trd AZ.
NE have choice iist 81 yaeani =.
cottages. modern dwellings 49,
stores ln ell parts ~ the city. Co.
ma n American Ingeatmen, 10 ~
Third avenue.
n you are looking for farm isrs.
II viii cost you nothing to ~
wffh Bogne A. Smiley. GO PzeIf,
block.
DON Buy Until you see or II
= " Peufck = Cn II; ~ RAFT,
RUBBER STAMPS.
COMMERCIAL STAMP w0KEs-
echeuerman Block. ila cherry.
kATEs.
MUIR A co. basement "P.-I~ III
best safes low prices. easy ssfrr
SANITARY BETns.
TURNER'S old established s4nl.srr
baths. nov located al 60 Ts.ss
avenue. open day and night
SECOND. HAND FURNITURE
OILY APlC FurnIture store. III M
aVe. The cheapest place to bg
your furniture 81 y n kiads eferzs
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chicaEeans like 20 keep on the
Jump. hut a judicial order has made
jumping on moving trains a misde-
neanor.
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Dinmopd Ice In the best; II costs
no more than the cheapest. Tel
Main 1868.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice OF stooahoIdar's Nssi''E

The annual meeting OF stecNn'
ers OF Fidelity Trust Compant
Seattle viii be held at the on'vv ~,
the corporation. room iO4 New ~ M
block. Seattle. Washington, ~
second day OF March. A. ID. ~,
the hour OF II o'clock a. m, ~ -.
purpose Of electing board o. y"
tees for the ensuing year, sns
transaction of such other huf' 80
may Properly come before ths ss S
ing. j. Il. GLtAsv.r
secreiais.
THE annual meeting OF stockhv'6
OF the Yellow Jacket Mlnilt NJ
viii he held al the Office us,sl
company. room 50 sullivan
Monday. March N. 1901, ~ ~
g. MotLTON. Secretary. -
IF
A a.
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Thes. Fitzgerald. general agent Of
the Texas Pacific az Denver, il In tho
city.
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BusINEss COI.LEoEs Continaed.
BEST methods and teucbers Acme
Business College. Second ana Pike.
N W School felegraphy. srarr.B'd
Wien lgessn l,aslasss ellsss slsls 80
BANks.
Tbs Canadlan Bank o. Commsroe
Capital paid w s...tts..... .Ogo,VVO
(islght Million DoilafHJ
EufutuH s.ss.sstssfssssss4t. A4iVDVtVOD
Interest allowed on time deposits.
a general Ranking business Trans.
acted.
SEATTLE BltANcff-cornsr OF
james 81 and Ercond Avenue.
-. A. cAMBnON Mgr.
THE FIRBT NATIONAL BANK
on BATTLE.
Paid up Capital $3.50. 900
General banking business trHunaeted
J. -. HoKe. jr.. pres NJ. McMiek-
en-. vice pres. l. Turner, CASH X.
T. Pafkhurst. Asst. eefh. Exchange
on principal cities 81 u -. Europe,
PUGET BOUND NATIONAL BASk
on gEATTLE
Capital stock paid IN. 'b2e.oo0: sur
plus. ts5 600.
J. Furih. pres. ,. 8. Goldsmith,
NlrF pres ~ " AHhtNFt f.tfHftHfs
C0rTrenp0nl dents IN principal cities
IN the United States and Europe.
National Bank of Commerce
Paid Up capital tfEg. 900
Trauancts general banking business
". G. Henry. pres: r. r. Spencer.
rnsh Safe deposit VAULTS for rent
Sale Deposit yaalt Boxes for Rsal
Scandinavian American Bank
OF Seattle. a general banking bust
nesa transacted. Deposits 81 500. 900.
A. ChllbefE. pre- i. l.. orondahl.
Let vice pres. A. n soelberR. cash.
J. =. Lane nFst. rHHh No branches.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Second avenue and PIKE 81. Capital
paid ~. 100 o00 Il. C. Hsufsidsr.
pres J. II. Hayden, cash. !. T
Grcenienf. asst cashier. CONNER
clal. aaylnEz end irliat bus.ness
cLAlavoYAHTs.
GERTRUDE MYREs. Hotel L.
land. ~ second avenue. No charge
unless satisfaction given.
Fiosahco Marvin. rs years Seattle a
Lfanhnleha zoo Elrnt mar u q.
coLL,.erios AnENoi1s.
MoNEY collected. 81 Boston block.
GENERAL Collections. si9 Pioneer.
COM RAcioa arc BUILDERS.
aoDEhQltsr = itosE i.E.Ar. SHOPS
at zis-zze Spring street.
J..H. SWIFT. house and slgn paint
81. "a kpfinK street.
CLOTHES CLEANING.
SEATTLE clothes .Preszlng %
clothes IN shape 81 80 month. dye
ms, repairing 1907 srd. bun 1000
HIGHEST prices for cast-ofI cloth
Ing. Dnve u ylgr 70 star BOYD bid
DANCING ACADEMIES.
~ DANeIso LESSONS = 81 "a
Ladies and gentlemen joining our
opening classes for beginners nov.
Monday add Friday evenings al
$50. Guarantee waltz. zsntnp and
All the latest ball room dances.
Extremely loH rate for gentlemen
who can take lessons az once.
Exclusive private lessons daily az
Wilson Dancing Academy. Ranke
block. Pike street. Circulars mall
81 free. seattle's leading dancing
school.
MR. and Mrs Llttie'a Academy. de-
pertinent. dancing. physical cui-
iurl IL Madison bet srd and 4,h.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

LEo's business College. Union and
2ndi individual tuition, all sub ects
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New York has turned out a new
woman. who wore a mask and led a
gang Of robbers with all the grace OF
an old-firne freebooter.
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60 to Y. c. Mites 4 Piper CO. FOR
your Alaska outfits.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

FOR san Francisco
The Com pany's steam.
ahApa State Of Cal.
walla WaliA, uuaaulla
aud city of fuebla.
Leave Seattle 2 am,
Feb. 3. s. ~. IL. e.
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A splendid two-quar,
Fountain Syringe. with
a very fine three-auart
Fountain Syringe.
a two-quart Hot water
Bottle, made to sell for
a three-qunrt Hot Wa
te Bottle. tho 81 90 kind.
a .two-quart Hot Water
Bottle. heretofore sold
A hree-quart Hot Wa
tor Bottle. reduced from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-28
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