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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-27

Ri coronel tagalo Zarbauc, So
IA presentado & las autoridades de
filipinas con 5f8 hombres que man.
daba, fernando su guerrilla. Sc his
acojido { las ggarantias ofreeidas
por el Gobieruo.
Els muy probable q1e Holanda,
intervendra en- Ia guerra Sud africa
ma, proponiendo nglaterra el arbi
trs]e, que es mny probable sea acep .
tado por Eduardo VII para que des
cansen las costillas de sus subditos
La Barca americana <Manie
Sevan, Sc detuvo ante Ell puerto de
Nueva York, carg ada de azacar, es.
peranao la frma del Dacreto del
cabotaja, para entrar con su carga-
mento libre de derechos. Estos yam
quis entfsnaenla aguja de olarear.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-27
DEposITos EN- Las sIeUIsnTEs FAauAcIAs

:. Vale Caneio, ncc,Guillermety, San juan Mu
let y G. J. Monagas Mayagtez, z,--Rovira y Tore
grosa Aguadila- Rivera, Arecibo.-Picornell. Iares
0steil YauconZavaa, Gusyanina.-Ferre y Roy
nes, Juana Diaz.-- BetanceS. Coamo.-Planellas,
Cayey.
NISUs senoo oDJeto De frecuentes imitaciones
las PILDORAS RECONsTITUYENTEs
DEL ID. REvERON hago constar: que las legitimas
Farmacia Drogueria de Vale Cancin. que son ios
dePositar1os de "a vERDADERA FORM1LA , Loo
be ea dichas Phdoras DR. RRVERON.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-27

Rosario NOME por portar un
revolver ha sido multado con cinco
dollars.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-27

Aver ha tenido efecto una reu
ni6n fraternal entr 9 los empleados
de la Tesorerfa, a mericanos y puer
torriquenos, y en- ella Sc echarou
las bases para la constitution de un
<bas-ball club, habiendo quedado
designado Mr.. Dix, Captain del mi s.
mo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-27

Don Higinio Pavon y don Ma
nuel Torregrosa han sido nombrado
vocales de las puntos locales de Ca.
bo Rojo y Lsjas respectivamente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-27

Sc ha ordenado sea conducldo
por ruta a Guayama ell individuo
Antonio Torres acusado de embr ria
guez
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-27
CAMBIos D E HOY.

En- esta imprenta Sc vende pa
,el de peri6dicos { $2-4C el quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-27

6ALBAYALDE. La pintura de plomo blan-
ca Matheson, alhayalde fu6 la. dnica. que
obtuvo premio en- la Exposition de Paris
400 Libras de la pintura de plomo Mathe-
son, da mejores resultados que 500 libras de
cualouiera otra pintura de plomo blanca. Pa
ra precios particulares, dirijirse
r. A. Macfie Y
Unico Agente en- p. r.
ToI1o JoJ(t tric- No
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-27

El dia 20 Sc ha examinado en el
colegio de Albion ell j6ven don Fede
rico Perez Almiroty, que aspira a
una de las plazas que han de proyeer
Sc con el n Bill ndmero P5.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-27

CONSEJO LAS MADREs- Ell jarabe ca.ma te
de Wnslow debe usarse siempre que los nshos est
al peaueno sufrientc; produce un sueno natural o
tranQuo, alivando al ni0 de door el angelic dey
pterta con mucha vfvezR. rs muy agradable al Pa
iadaE calma q nino ablanda leg encfas: alyia to
este mejor conocido remed1o para la darrea. asl
sulta de la dentici6n dc otras causas. Tener out
dado y pedir por s.Jarabe Calmantede M. Winslow
or al m afor da tn10
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-27

Ell lines Sc vera en- la corta de
Distrito ell iuicio oral de la causa
por malversaci6n; seguida cont tra
Jose Maria Gonzalez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-07-27

Kruger regresara q Africa e.
Octubre pr6xim Espera que una
Intervention europea logre corse
guir la paz entire su pals Ell Reino
Unido. Antss lie su partida visit ara
al Rsy de Italia y a SD Santidad ell
Papa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
Mark All Your Gag z age.

Mark ell your baggage" that N
the Injunction Of every man Ia any
way connected Htth the baggage
department Of railroads. II means
! 50 little to she passenger and. yet
tie fulElmsnt would reiisve much
care on the part of the littir army
81 men who toll hard from one end
Of the day tn the other. and IN
hundreds Of Instances assist very
materially IN facilitating matters
whsn u comes TO making rioee con
nectlons, "a ls often the case ~ these
days Of FaiifoaalnF.
A man Who has made the handling
Of bassase = study. satd
Ahy II IL that - many people
DO not have some initial. name OF
other Identifying mark put on their
trunks And xailsesF Simply because
they have the greatest II faith IN
the railway baggage uan. Tkst Il
eoapiimsnt. but II they had anf
Idea how greatly this would assist
uz Ia preventing baggage going as
tray they might a. possibly b IN
ducsi 10 have same mark "a their
baggage.
afslsscopes. dress suit easss and
trunks in thsse days nearly ali look
alike 70 the baggage clerks and
handlers. and. 4 may be said. also
70 the owners. Hundreds - inrl-
dents could be cited 81 where tao
and often as many as fss persons
claimed the same piece 81 bags Ef
before the checks wefe pat on This
generally results IN a search
through the bunaa. which 10 an an
nayins procedure to the men as veil
as the passenger. ~ advice f.
Mark your hagsake"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
HEARING ON
GAS FRANCHISE
Being Argued In Judge HAN
sord'a Court Today.

The preliminary hearing IN the
gas franchise case came up a. II a.
IA. IN Judge fanfnrd'a court The
argument was on "A general demur.
rer 10 the complaint This demurrer
by the corporation counsel. W. =.
Humphreys admitted ell the fuctH
pleaded Ia the complaint The de-
mufrsr admitted that II would have
been vauY hard for the gas company
70 prove by other than secondary
evidence. namely that the grant nh
set forth IN several old unHuthor
ined ordinance books. was actually
made By the city tn the terms there
In printed. There are very many er-
rufs Ia the text Of said ordinance
books. 80 that II would seem a gen
srous thing In him 20 admit a.
much
Nj. Shepard. for the gas company.
opened the argument. claiming that
there being no definite limita ton IN
the FIRST clause Of the franchise.
that therefore the Limitation IN sec
ton Of the franchise t. 20 be TAX.
en a. referring 10 the exclusive part
II the franchise only. This. he
claimed. would eive the gas com
pany q perpetual franchise.
MF Humphrey followed. arguing
that the city had no power 10 pass
ordinance etza. the one drawn By
Judge Hufke This point iH being
argued at the time Of going 20
press
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
SEATTLE
POULTRY
EXHIBIT
On January 18th Promises
TO no the Greatest
Ever Given.

The seattle Poultry association
viii hold It's annual exhibition IN Sc
attic. commencing Jan. -, and last
Ing until F'~h. .. The premium list,
rules and regulations are being dis
trihuted. and q 10 expected that the
exhibition viii prove a success.
L. Mathews. constable Of Judge
cams court. IL president ~ the as
sceistion. In speaking Of the COM
ing exhibition this mornina, Mr..
Mathews said! The show 10 be Civ
en- by the Seattle Poultry association
promises 20 be one of much interest
20 poultry breeders and fanciers gen
orally. the season has been favor
able for young stock. and everything
points 20 a larger number % en-
tries than has been At any previous
pow. whtls the quality % the stock
has been looked after and PROMISES
20 make a lively competition IN sew
ersi varieties. The unusually large
regular and special cash pfirss on
cred BY the association cannot fail
60 bring cut the very beet stock IN
this and adjoining states. Judge
Hitchcock. who il Engaged 10 place
the Awards. needs no Introduction 60
our pouitryfr~n. WIN may rest as
sared that every one will BE- fairly
treated"
THE ofAecrs ~ the association are
as follows President. l. Mathews
vice president. A. A. osborn. s~cfs-
tary aud treasurer. Geo. lander. ir.
The executive committee "a l.
Mathews. GEO. LAnder,. ir, J. l.
Crafh. ~ cerse and 9. n. Danforth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
The Household exsr.

George =. Edgar. af pittsbufg. L.
sued for 4 divorce because ~ want-
81 10 b absolute monarch II his 0p n
home. Mrs. Edgar. tn her petition
20 the court. cites the rules Witch
Mr.. Edgar posted eonepieaaasiy In
the house &C. govern her conduct Ia
f. sueh a cheerful code that u IL
produced hsFs Aa warning
! am 60 be the boss II this hnua@
I arm - BE- the master and had Of
the house. ard muat he rempre ted.
arm 60 handle al the moneys
No servants shah be employees
without consulting me.
Nc servants shall be dinfntssssi
without consulting me-.
NJ wsf~ shah net srfsk 20 thr
essafY.
Ny ~ffe shalt not dismiss help
Without ny consent unless lt i m
der extreme proves alton then sh~
can disfnias them during ny aba
sFfrs. Without ftg eaussnt
All PURE hasss. such as vegetables.
FTcrrftss. clothing for the wife and
rhiidfsn. ase % - Fsauehf Rffh M
personal consent az Nfittsa ofasr
NJ children shall he taught % re-
sp@et ne.
In correcting nv ehliiFsn. no pick
handles. rolling PINS OF Haaifuas
shslt be usst
No presents shaft - gwen - any
enc. nor should oif clothing he Dis.
res~f - without my consent.
Nuthias Whatever NhniI - bought
without consisting me-
All PARTIES hose names appeaf On
cards tr the hntlfncsa SHAH he *
ciudsd from M house. and other
PARTIES that rrensf1u hereafter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
The Intelligent Rat


AZ q matter % fact. the common
raf ID q vastly more intelligent cfsa
rure than the squirrel. or the average
eat. I am more than half convinesf
that the resources ~ the rat as 4
hcuseholf Pet would. " fairly test
"a. prove very great The rat - Nv
doahssdiy capable % q higher AMI
more intimate form % domssslcasipa
than that which n nov eemuonly
assigns himself. TIE "a AZ present q
resident - car houses on unweicous
sssnas. and he makes himself. quite
naturally. az nnsh an ENEMY % The
honssheid ss pos.fbis. let The rat
be welcomed and made frirud -
the faunfly. as has been done Ia .
f~w es.~x ard hs becomes a eirsrert
sert OF . fellow aisnsether. No ions-
~r forced % steal kts foof. NJ Be.
eoues a playmate ard eofnpa MON.
Tsr sleek ara wen grpomsf gray
RAJ II. BARRING tss srcinary badness
~ hls tai, quite az prvtir and grace
fui creature as the squirrel and there
ID re rtascn whv wf should not be-
eor1,s - accustomed 20 the appear
aae~ - his tat tN~t IN tlme ws
skeuls regard 4 az quite ornament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
a Soolsl Ambiguity.

he had hoped ~ be- aaked 70 take
her into dinner but ~ hia great de
appointment that duty fell - some
body else. Ana 30 until the men
arose o. let the women fiis out. ~
could only gaze M her from nfnf
and be politely stupid ~ the WON
an next him. lie had never met her
before. but somehow they seemed -
know each other very well BY tins
time they had spoken a few words
IN the course ~ tho short wait be.
fore the guests paired on on their
way 10 the dining room. lie didu
know what nhn thought u him. bat
ho knew that from bis point u View
nhe was about right And Re WIS a
man dihieult 30 pieaee.
The mrn aermsd ~ him 70 llnger
over their cigars nn mterminaaik
time. ~ last they tr6o1ssd 90 the
drawing room. lie sought her out.
How did you get along7' he AK
"a.
To tell you the truth. ahe said
frankly. ANA her franknees was
charming. y have been bored -
death. Have you brenT -
Yes" be Rnid.
Isn't u q pity" she remarked.
that We didn't get the chance 20 be
hnrld AZ rnch others company"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
Famous JsweIs.

The curious incident In connection
with the lost jewels innoeentty ap-
propristed by the Duchess Of Man
ehcrter's maid recalls the fact that
some Of the most magnificent and
historic jewels In the world are In
the possession Of Americans. Mrs.
Bradley Martin has some of the
French crown Jewels. aorne Of which
are also the property Of Mrs. Aston,
who has q diamond ornament which
once belonged 10 Diane de paIetiers.
The Duchess OF Marlborough has the
famous orion pearls. once the prop
erty OF Catherine OF Russia: Mrs.
Clarence Mackay has some curious
rings which formerly adorned n
fTindoo raiah. Mrs. George Wander
biit has a wonderful rope Of rubiea
unsurpassed by anything Of the
kind. while Mrs. Webb has rope
of pearls which rival IN beauty those
~ queen MarRherita. Mrs. ORiivle
Haig has some magnificent Jewels.
and those OF Countess Honi de CAS-
teiiane and Lady KerHon. Of Kedle :
ato1. are Also very fine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
Christmas Toys.

IN. total v.lns u Tire IN foyr
has gruWn 20 tremendous proroF-
tions Aecurafs figures are not at
fainahis. but s1perts~vmate tnaf
the American People buy annually
between Is ard ~ million dollar.
worth. OF ffie surs assauf nne.third
goes 10 foreign markets.. To effect
ghis importation. the dou1eHtie ina ~
gfaetatsfs have begun co Invade the
Eur"teen markets. iron toys. which
We make better than any nation ~
the world. are n~nf IN large ananti-
ties. especially to England. Our tin
toys. too. are beginning 20 make
their way abroad. thanks 70 thsir
general superiority. Between i've
and six million games are turned out
every year. and most % them re-
main IN the Tinted States Many
- these Eumes are variations on
checkers Sore. - people are busy
At wort DAY in and day ont drvisinx
new games Few things are more
profitable than q sueesnafa! fnxsn-
tien n this line. Or. Geo. II Monks
~ Boston. who Invented the game ~
Hanna" has received over Sc 900
IN royalties during the past y years.
one upright piano IN good condi-
ION. shony case. ans action and
tone livery keys 81 well known ana
reliable make. t1e1 cash. win include
stool and scarf
RANAkrn MUSIC CO.
1918 Second Avenue
Wards circulating library. 1919 81
s=sazszasfassza=
Special meeting - The Carpenters
Union, No ~. january Acme
business college.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07

Ton see said the uusa wfth the
huisins forehead and prominent
uoss. II people would be only guild.
"a - lnfsfsnee. u would save lots ef
useless trouble
Il don't unfsfstsnf you. said the
fnan Who hsf beer stekiins q plmpis
on hts chin.
WAY. for instance. I passed q
frosen rond she other day Gu the
Ice I saw q pair Of skates. a boys
cap and q rsitsen. Out In the middle
~ ths pond the ice had broken pid
I Jump 20 the conclusion that a boy
had been drowned. and raise . great
huiiahaioo about e.
OF course you did. or else yen
ought 10 be prosecuted You don't
mean 70 say you passed on and ssti
n Do calmly replied the man Of
the forehead. Il inferred instead %
Jumping 90 false conclusion"
sftut you had 70 infer that the b y
was under the iee." protested he
other.
Not a blt ~ n. n he hoy hal
fallen IN. the skates and cap and
fuitt~n would have gone utth htnt
I simply Inferred that he had sewn =
rabbit and given chase. I vas right
too. In the course u fiYe minutes
met hlffi on the road.
'oh. you did And maybe you
Inferred something eIse7.
"of course / did AZ he had the
noeeblsed I inferred that ne had fall
IN over q log IN the chase and got
left. ana he admitted that such Was
the casr."
Then you ought to have wound up
the prrforma nee ~ inferrfnE whether
"a was = male or female r. bhit.
II wasn't necessary. my eaptious
friend. AZ I passed an I found the
rabbit dad. from Ovsr-exsrtion. and
10 was n male"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
THIS AND THAT.

A London magazine has been dis-
cussing the question, Should liter
airy men rnsrryf" A contemporary
suggests that the point il on no more
importance than these. should pub
lirhers prosper Should critics keep
rooi7 Should poets sleep on manfel-
pfeces7 Should electors keep hena7
The Illinois Central, Louisviils a.
Nashville and Queen n Crescent
railroads report that they have taxi
en- over 1000 italians 60 New Orleans
10 work on the Louisiana sugar
plantations. The Italians came
mainly from ~. Louis ana were se-
cured by the payment Of large prem
fums.
Among so0.0o0, 900 passengers car
RED only zoe persons lost their lives
on steamboat vesesis within tho
Jurisdiction OF the United states
during the last fiscal year. Of whom
~ we're passengers and 1872 members
Of the crews. During the same year
there were 3ss boiler explosions on
land, which killed 900 persons and
wounded $50 others.
A penny postage stamp for New
Zealand r. being designed by Cir
Edward Poynter, president Of the
Royal Academy. The stamp will be
emblsnaticai OF New Zealand
adoption of a universal system 81
penny postage, and will be on sale
before the Beginning 81 NEXT year.
when the penny postage win be in
auguratef.
The best collection ~ Chinese
coins 10 be found outside OF China
has been gfven IN the Archaeological
museum OF the University OF Penn
syivnnia by the Rev. ". w. living, n
Honolulu missionary. The collec-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
Cure for Smallpox.

A correspondent writes As follows
Kindly publish thls prescription for
the bsnsfit Of the general public
The worst case 90 smallpox can be
cured Ia three days. simply by the
use ~ cream Of tartar one ounce
~ cream Of tartar dissolved tn a
pint Of hot water and drank II in
tcTNAlh. when eoid. IL \ certain and
never falling remedy. II has cured
thousands. Never leaves a mark
never causes blindness and vaida
tedious lingering IL will ehaek and
stamp cut the disease quicker than
anything else and asyes the afeat
expense that sickness brings.
In eonciusior. let me say, uNe a
glass OF stone OF china vessel never
use tin % tfan 20 keep II ia ar make
Il in. a. both destroy the ttftaflc
7aRaF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
STR. DOLPHIN
ARRIVES IN

The steamer Dolphin, Captain
O'Brieu. ~ the Alaska Htenmshp
Co. arrived at the Echwabachsr
dock az ftsE k. m. She reported
wise her trip vas fsafureIsss.
The following IL her passenger list;
e. u. Richards. Mrs. W. A. Mackie.
Miss Mackie. Master Msckie. Ire
white. r. -. Roberts, Eva Roberts.
Mics u. n s,ilIwsli. sly Olsen. J. o.
ser. Miss Mary Palmer. z. Craven.
NJ Dare. r.. J. Sampson. Mrs. ". l..
Fsrnhsnn ana child. punran shaw.
Oscar Gard, Mrs. ". G. Bailey. Mrs.
Mary Ernst. A. W. Rockford. J. a.
Mccartney, G. ! Dgmboltcn. r. J.
Bruins. Ida STACEY. J. ". Garrett.
and eight second class passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07

ton goes hack To a time over a.b0o
years aEo, and includes those odd,
early Chinese coins which we're made
la the form Of spades. razars. keys.
shirts and tools
A resident OF Plymouth Mas. nr.
Isaac l.. Wood. has a couple Of APP
Piles from an orchard At kamloopa,
British Columbia Just the ordinary
fruit OF that region one Of thrm
measures la inches IN elreumfer-
ence and weighs Is ounces. and the
other 10 nearly as large. nr, Wood
saw at the agricultural fair at
20 ounces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
HMM AI nynn Oct ~ at
fUkH wv NtEI tbeDeany
Hill UtUI Clay Co.'S
ttty lard.
rt,. xour Wan si,h Aao Wei
Ter street.
1" Az DIDE seattle.
Diamonds, Watches. Fine Jewslry
ana sllvsrwsre
nr. "a syenu. Albert Hansen
The largest .ewelry house In the
Northwest


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State OF Washington for the
County Of King Maria Banker.
plaintiff. vs., John W Banker, de-
PENDANT No. .gt6. Summons.
The state OF Washington to John
W. Banker.
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear within sixty days after the
date OF the fret publication of this
summons, To Wit, within sixty days
after the 9Th day of January. 1901
and defend the above entitled action
in the above entitled court and an
swer the complaint OF the defendant
and serve n copy OF your an
aver upon the undersigned attor-
neys for plaintiff NJ their office be-
low stated, and Ia case Of your faii-
ure SO TO do judgment will be rend-
cred against you according 60 the
demand OF the complaint. which has
been nled with the clerk of the said
court. The object OF this action is
TO secure a divorce on the grounds
OF descrtion and failure OF support.
ANERILL REANERS,
EVA STEVENSON,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Office and post office address. ii2
Washington building. Seattle. King
county, Washington.
Date OF First publication, Jan. eth.
1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
PHARMACY RoeBED.=...:

At an earig hour yesterday morn.
ins burglars entered the Pike Street
pharmacy, At tie tfke street, and
secured plumber 10 the value ~
SIS, The robbery vas discovered BY
Proprietor LAF Swift The bur,
glars effected an entrances By break
ins a window In the freas Of tbs
store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
CAN'T HOLD THEM.

stella Nelson. arrested early sat.
urday morning on n charge ~ rob
hing . klordik~r - ssoo IN suthsr
lands saloon on Yesier way. has
been released. the complhinins Wit
nsss rsfusirs 20 prosecute. Jessi.
Bishop. arrested on suspicion az tn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07

whn. n.hinx on the e1ty docl
Yesterday. 4 ruster. a shoeraAker
brought 20 the surface - tho hay
the BODY % aa infnns Tire Ilne was
unsbts o. h~af the weight and tbs
body sank out 81 sight Potter mott.
I'D the police 81 his avewsous en-.
peffsnrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
STR. EXCELSIOR ARRIVES.

Steamer Excelsior. Capt. Hum
phreys. arrived last night from San
Francisco on route to Port Valdez.
Her voyage win be resumed Jan. 10.
The vessel had on board seven pas
Hengers from San Francisco. bound
for Valdes, which number will he
increased TO 20 or more from this
city. ~ II claimed that two-thirds
are leaving for the diRRlnRs at
Chiioohena. on hoard are large gov
eminent oopsiRnments and miners
supplies.
The Excelsior brought 100 tons OF
oil and general freight consigned 70
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
smovEp OPIUM.

Msnsse Tsrown. aged n. Who riss -
hsr occupation az that u a hair.
dresser. and =. Howard. a miner.
we're arrested In an opium den On
Washington street. isst nsgh; ~ Pa.
sfesm<n Hubbard and Freeman.
Both we're caught IN tho act %
smoking oplufn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
BAcHELoR's REFLECTION s

A house IL only the body a home
In the soul.
When woman will, she will;
when she won't, she VIII N you tell
her not TO.
A good lie II something that isn't
true, but u ought 90 be, and a good
proverb IN something that ought to
be true. but II isn't.
Before her husband has been sick
three weeks woman has generally
tfeoided IN her own mind how well
she will look In mourning.
Quarreling with a woman 10 a lot
like pulling a cats tail. just take
hold OF II ana tho cat will do all OF
the pulling for you and make all OF
the noise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07

The best running watch 10 the
l~QEis Klodt Special" ss4 Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07
roo LATE 70 CLASSIFY.


HERBERT 4. UPPER,
II and IL fehsuermRn Block.
Phone. Black 1856.
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go cash and ST. zach month viii se-
cure level lot on 2qth or aist
avenues. Lots are 40Nti0 each.
-s50-
f2b cash, balance monthly payments
Good lots near cricket grounds on
Renton car line.
800
slightly lots b0xi00 each I'm Denny
Thurman addition. close TO car
line; easy terms.
800
Beautiful lot. overlooking Lake
Washington: one block from car
line; good nelRhborhood
HERBERT =. UPPER,
~ and IL seheuerman Block.
Phone Black 1856.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07

Fura renodeled; made 20 look like
new. c. c. Berg. 1913 Third Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-01-07

Tsr Corduroy Knee Pants now sc.
Doc Cheviot Knee Pants now ssc. fE
7te Tweed Knee Pants. now SIC.
hoo Cashmere Knee Pa nts now &c.
SOC Percale Blouscs. now Sc.
si.ss all wool Flannel Blouses, now 500.
s0c sun Bosom shirts. now Ssc.
IS sti1 Bosom Shirts, now SIC.
100 stin Bosom Shirts. now 7bc.
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