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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

Money in It.
.e Baltimore American.

From the Baltimore American.
There would be profit in trolley line
between Baltimore and Washington, and IL
is surprise that the work, so well begun
was not pushed through to it's completion
years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08
Another Strike.

Poor. s.r3ke-riiden Chicago is about TO
have another experience with the labor
problem Nine THOUSAND freight handlers
have struck for higher wages. shorter
hours. extra pay for overtime and ou holt
days AMI recognition of the union. They
have for the present tel up the freight
business ~ twenty u thu great trunk lines
entering Chicago. controlling altpsether
more than LOO warehouses in that CITY.
This means a complete stJppage at present
Of all freight business a. that great dis
tri5UtiuE center. which must shortly afYrc.
seriously millions IF dollars worth Of in
austria! Investments dependent upon the
freight lines for supplies. The action of
some of the railroads in promptly employ
ing noE-UElon men has evoked q threat
Of strike among the Transfers. who
are highly organized and whose ac-
tive sympathy with the handlers would
quickly bring disorder. The beef truckers
Of this same city a few weeks ago went on
strike 5u5 quickly tied W the meat busl-
ness So hard and fgs, that concessions
were specify offered to them. after danger
oI- rowing haj occurred
AlretGy the machinery Of the state ar
bitraIJn board has been put In motion.
but 50 far The f0rma, 5yertures Of the head
OF IN" BOARD nave elected no replies from
either side N"t there appears 10 be a dis
position ~ both sides to agree to a confer
"ace sEss~s.-I by the board. and the strike
may su!-.a'y cD!lpsr. S.5H. The situation
Is acute, tn strike has been begun and it
Is now IN the power If an iudiscrc.t rail-
way official ~ strik. IeaIer Or a misch!ev-
Gus outsider 'r sympath.zar t. precipicate
condition which will make arbitration
difficult If Mt impossible. The great mis-
fortune IN these affairs. from which the
public eventually suffers the most severely.
Is that The strike 81 often is actually de-
cl4red and work Is stopped before the com
mon sense principles OF arbitration and
c'mpr'misr and agreement are applied
Ar3i'ratioH should NOT merely settle strikes
when They occur. but should proven; their
OCcJrrsuca.
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A Hint.


FROM the Buenos Ayres Herald.
When the Americans get through with
shipping trusts in Europe perhaps they will
give their attention to this part of the
world, in which there is so much to be
done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

The Newport society man, who invited
men and women to meet a monkey as
distinguished guest from Siam. must at
least be credited with a novel and laugh
ah1
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Disbrow. charged with murder, Is receiv-
ing love letters from young women who
know him only through the newspapers.
This spoils Mary MacLane's record as the
champion silly girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08
Midsummer Sale of
Muslin Underwear.

Several cases, recently arrived,
added to the large purchase of few
days ago, make this a most interest
ing midsummer sale.
Every garment is under price.
The most refined sorts of delight
fully cool undergarments, soft MAIN
sock and thin cambria, including the
popular chemise gown with low neck
and short sleeves.
We offer these high-clasS under
garments
At Prices Greatly Below
the Usual
the same as they would cost us in
the regular way.
An opportunity is thus afforded
those about leaving town for the
summer to supply most important
part of the outfit, at very decided
saving.
Center tables Second door. Tenth ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

The soficitude which caused the beet
sugar trust to crush Cuba will of course
make it very tender in all its dealings with
the American agriculturist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08
Harmony.

Have you done anything to establish
harmony in our party?"
mot yet" answered Senator Sorghum.
why not?"
Because I'm not yet quite prepared for
a general fight"
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W ont Fuse.
Express.

From the New York Mail and Express
MIR. Bryan is harmonized Mr.. CleyeIant
Is harmonized. Mr.. Hill is harmoniZed. TIL,
trouble Is that they are all harmonized sep
arately, and not together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08
The Statesman on a Holiday.

We dug no isthmian canal,
We thought we'd let it wait
IT'S time for fishing; 50 we shall
Attead to digging bait.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

When President Roosevelt has assured
himself of popular support. support on the
floors of Congress will come as a matter OF
course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

AS Rostand has plays actually on the
market, it may be assumed that he Is get
ting the best of the advertising bout be-
tween him and Mr.. Gross of Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

1t would be interesting to know whether
Jane Toppan is Standing in" with the re-
porters who get space rates for her confess
sions.
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A Wonderful Record.



wonderful to relate, the automobile race
from Paris to Innspruck was completed
without the destruction or even the mutt
lation of a single spectator
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If Senator Hoar wants more people to
read the Congressional Record he should
do something to brighten up the staff of
contributors.
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Clearance Sale of
Mattimgs

Our remaining stock of Chinese,
Japanese and Prairie Grass Mat
tings, together with Fiber and Mat
ting Rugs, offered at reduced prices.
Goods are all new and fresh, made
for the present season, and, at the
prices. are excellent values.
Heavy Seamless China Mating. in fancy plaids
and checked effects.
I2Hc. per yard. Was ISc.
Heavy Seamless China Mating, very narrow
warp in six and popular colorings
I5c. per yard. Was zoe.
choice ht, variety Of green, bl1e and red effects.
I7c. per yard. Was &c.
heavy selyage twenty choice patterns, in green
blue and brown.
ISc. per yard. Was 25c.
green and blue carpet Effects also small neat hs:
white grounds.
ISc. per yard. Was 27c.
Extra Heavy Seamless China Mating. very mar;
row warp: in q choice selection OF patterns and
zoe. per yard. Was 27c.
imported grades. 10 a large range Of patterns In
Guiding the popular checked effects.
CSC. per yard. Was 35c.
Japanese Linen Warp Damask Mating very
heavy quality IN all the popular shades aud
pretty inserted figures.
CSC. per yard. Was CSC.
Prairie Grass Mating the best wearing mating
made-very eoet and desirable for floor
covering.
35c. per yard. Was 45c.
Prairie Grass Mating Rugs. suitable for tie
yerGnda. etc.
6xo feet, SAYS each.
JanaGcse Mating Rugs. extra heavy quality.
with neat Inserted figures, in RED. g:cen blue aud
Grange; size 36x72 inches
$I.as each. Were ST SO.
Japanese Reversible Cotton Rugs, In hlro green
and white; size Okla feet
$1,000 each. Were $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

j. Pierpont Morgan is still looking Europe
over with an interest which justfies that
continents apprehension that there is some
idea Of annexing it to the United States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08
Voices From the Tomb.

From the Portland oregonian.
controversy between Cleveland and
Bryan smacks entirely too much of the pro-
ceedings at a Spiritualistic seance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08
The Bloody Fourth.

From the New York World.
Death is still gathering aftermath from
Fourth of July wounds
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President Castro is beginning to realize
that office holding in Venezuela is not to be
classified as permanent occupation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

Silly Adults.

From the Chicago News.
After all these years of education there
are still some grown persons who do not
know any better than to give a toy pistol
boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

The emperor has achieved another tri.
umph by sailing the Meteor himself and
escaping a watery grave.
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Home of Aunties.

From the Chicago Tribune.
There ought to be some good business
opening for Aguinaldo in Boston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

The kings attack Will not prevent a large
number If loyal retIiuers from eating
thems ives into a state Of Indigestion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

Dom Paul will hardly do anything so un-
becoming as TO gloat over the accident to
Joseph Chamberlain
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It Prices Greatly Below
the Usual
Special Sale of
Negligee Shirts.

600 Mems Negligee Shirts, each
with a pair of cuffs to match, made
from the short ends of percales, such
as used in one-dollar stiff bosom
shirts. A variety of attractive pat
terms.
Special price, soc.
All sizes left Of the special lot Of dollar quality
Striped Madras Shirts which selling at tlS
Special price, Soc.
Mems Store, First floor.
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syIn order to avoid delays ON nc
count OF personal absence. letters to
THE STAR should not be addressed
to any individual connected with The
Office. but simply to THE STAR. or to
the Editorial or Business Depart
IncnfS. according to tenor or purpose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

The trouble with American humor is that
anythinr which happens to be a little bit
funny is Immediately pourc,d upon and
worked 20 Gaath
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q -

Senator B-ver.ige says that under no cir
c,'nst.src.S w'IId IA" become a candidate
for VIC President. as ne Is content with his
work i- the senate Evidently Mr.. Bever-
idge d1's not intend to vacate on account
OF Mr.. Bailey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08
Boys Wash Pants
At Special Prices.

Boys Washable Parts. in seTviceable dark
terials small checks and stripes: also plain
crashes; well made well fitting. belt straps sizes
TO 16.
Special value, 25c. pair.
Splendid Plain White Duck and Brown Linen
Pants excellent quality; nicely made; strOugly
sewed; belt straps; sizes 10 10.
Special value, soc. pair.
Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

Extra Heavy Seamless China Mating, in q
choice variety OF green, bl1e and red effects
I7c. per yard. Was 22c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

Extra Heavy China Mating, very warp,
heavy selvage, twenty choice patterns, in green
blue and brown.
ISc. Der ward Was oSc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

Jananese Mating Rugs extra heavy quality,
with neat inserted figures, In red. g:cen blue aud
Grange; size 36x12 inches.
SI.2s each. Were SI.5o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

Heavy Seamless China Mating, very narrow
warp, On six and popular cnnrngs.
I5c. per yard. Was zoe.
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Dress Skirts.

Ss tniior sn,ris s S. Value aWoo S69S
Wash Skirts. dress and walk cr 70
ing. 81 values for. .......... pI-/S
Skirts. pique. duck and cotton c. 40
pongee. 81 so values ,.... ply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

Japanese Reversible Cotton Rugs. in hluo. green
and white; size exf2 feet.
$1,000 each. Were $500.
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Dress Goods.
Wash Materials

Lawns, Dimities and Organizes.
Some were 25c. Per yard -.
White India Linen, best 12hc
quality, for only.
Sheerest of 25c quality India
Linen and Persian Lawns. -.
Grass Linens, plain and silk
striped. Csc quality for. 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

Stamped Scarfs. bureau and
buffet. Some We're 25c. ...
Stamped Laundry Bags, large.
Well worth 40c, for only.
Shetland Floss, imported. For
trolley capes. Large hanks.
Linen Huck. for pillow covers,
"a inches wide. Per yard 80.
Mercerized Cotton. in all the
best colors. Skein for only.
White Linen Turnover Collars,
stamped, for only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

Prairie Grass Mating Rugs. suitable for tie
ver6nda etc.
oxo feet, SAYS each.
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$500 Each.
Were IN to SI2OO

| We also offer a collection Of very pretty Bon
| nets. in all black and black and white, trimmed
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Shirt Waists
land Dresses

were SSs' less ss't than ns 5Sc 'se. None 33c
Waists. some were 81. None roc
were less than 75c. ........ OSS
" were le ssm fha wess g. 2' None $I2o
seme were Me IS Choice Dresses for $2oS
p Enen. s STssn We're s sI5 India 1903
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Were up to $1,000.

Some OF the above hats from work
rooms. some importers London models. They
ar" all desirable goods and worthy OF your coz
sideraiun.
Millinery parlors Second floor.
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japanese Linen Warp Mating in pretty red
green and blue carpet effects; also small neat ig-
ules on white grounds.
ISc. per yard. Was &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-08

Prairie Grass Mating, the best wearing mating
coo, and desirable for summer fooT
overing.
35c. per yard. Was 45c.
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$500 Each.
Were up to 5000.

Lot Handsome Dress Hats. white, black and
choice black and white combinations many beau
uful creations, including those recently from our
aErn KylrLrr
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'Ur1dergarments.
In all Sizes.)

Ribbed Vests, Pants and Hose. u
Some were 35c. ..... IL
Union Suits. Vests. Pants and y
Hose. Some were soc
Tights, Vests, Pants, Suits,
Hose. Some were Zoe . ),
Ribbed Corset Covers, Suits and
Lace Isle Hose. Some were 4,
JOE.
Paris Novelty Hose, Vests,
Pants. etc. Some were S135.. 4.
Silk and Isle Hose, Vests,
Pants. Tights, etc. Some ~
were 81. "
Corsets, hatiste and vcntilating. =,
All sizes. soc quality for -. s.
Corsets, ThomsOn's 81 Straight o
front Effects All sizes O
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Extra Heavy Seamless China Mating very mar
row warp, in choice selection OF patterns and
eelorings TO suit any room.
zoe. per yard. Was PC.
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TalumPHS or OLD MEN

that excessive brain work wears cut the
IL with
aud music The great composers ana
defy and are Feaed only when
hey have o borrowed time
Angelo architect Of ST. Peters at the age % IL
that milestone but ne held the oe
unde fourpo and
Robbia, painted swces-faeed plump
world He kept
painting cheubs die He passed away at tho
az
canova died at Is vsrbeckhoven a, S.
Think marvel Of the world He
royalty entertained klng
and robust that the end seemed Tar
he waacu plague.
Recently London
his by He truly great paint
er and his picture lSs1 lie
man then and found
its place In academy the Of ~ and
ied a
viriy and ambition that last
almost opened the wonder Of
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janice az2i.
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SOME PRACTICAL DEVICES

II for you your of Sig Marconi and for
counting early grave with an aP
you may study modern invention smaller field
Kentucky arrested for assault lie was IN
u hurry 10 judge handy,
eephoned and the heard by
guilty fined STA paid IT,
justice appeased an in 50 minutes
y interrupted by smallpox
by the aid Of phonograph e
and the lowers were as firmly united az
IL the Job had the regular
Railroad locomotive stopped and
to telephone
conversation carried with station y
all the that bcins
iashe over telegraph.
practical and there seems 70 be no reason fer
dcuhtng n accidents be- estimated
There Is Wrestling from
s cnly
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boarded. The Champion finally won
out aud lowed the ship to sydney.
Tho tugboat claims Si00. 900 Tor Hai.
NaEv,
The nrHt cargo ~ frozen mutton
brought 60 the pAclne coast from
Australia IN over year waH brought
Ia ON the steamer MiuWera, which
arrived az Victoria from sydney Fri.
day last. She carried 900 carcnssea
consigned o. that port aud 500 car
casaeH for Vancouver. The Mlpwera
experienced q rough passage on her
way up from Honolulu During the
storm she sighted an Austrian
steamer bound for Honolulu, which
was evidently Hhipplne much water.
The now tughunt the Sea Rover.
now being built az the Fulton iron
works at san Francisco Tor che Mer-
chants q Shlpowners' Tugboat com-
pany of that city viii be practically
a sister boat uf the Tatoush ct Sc
attic.
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straits. when two rival tugs discnv-
erred her. The tug Champion picked
up the derelict. About the same time
the tug Eagle was trying 20 put a
line on board both tugs lowered
boats and raced through the rough
sea toward the vessel The Cham
plon.s boat arrived FIRST and four
men boarded the Port Patrick. They
pulled ~ all the ropes 90 prevent the
Eagles boat getting on board. Two
% the Champions men stood at
ships rail- swinging axes and threat
ening any % the Eagles men VITO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-24
Lightning Strikes Twice

During the past week two burg
lariea have been committed IN the
residence OF A, SuhulHiuger. at st2
Nineteenth avenue Last Thursday
the thieves secured SIS and saturday
they uame again and made away
WIN see The police were notified 81
the ease last night
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

CLASSIFIED ADS.
AssTaAcT % 4iTLG
OSBORNE 1tEAtEh 4 co.. inot -
s,'aet oa s.'abllssea iss1 A'g w,
tuat idfs building
nooTti WIlIILHhET-IiAhF AZ.
stfset Geo established 1896. basement ~
iiaiief block. Telephone. Main lbt-
hEATrLE Absuaot co., n. r. tloea.
ARCHITECTS
JOlik UttAnAn. 40 aai olobs blh Tel
Janice 1921.
b. S. nuUutiToN. tit.i7 collins
A1.tOasEYs-AT-LA
VA d. hUf1hEH. attsrnsg "a lao auiis
prosecuted AMI defended iu ~ oUufis. -
years HkEetltnns. Proceedings 90 bRuhr
fppteTi companies Incorporated. abstracts
tafriAlit examined collections maaa }.
sH patts n the United states llEhFM
commercial and tank rsfefsuess, blS
Ihita avenue Phone. Main 100
a. MACDONALD. 40 EAtks building.
itooT, FALMEH nhowB. rlpuesr 30.
LYMAN .. kAAt'ts 10 tiallef bataioE
ftAhk o. WfEaTLiNu, boston block.
W. y. LAAhUTn, zg4.s paolne eieeh.
iihiutE q. tEhnf. 40 uafAs block,
9. WAND KEMP 40 Nurse building
--kELt9lD, 20 lsileg haliaag.---
a EWING. 40 Nsw Yafh building.
AtttinN SAILS
AUCTION saie II nne furniture Oh
fOpmHi moved from teuton 20 Mar
TN a. FuKh HHieHFVuWH. Zyit First
avenue. Tuesday. February Zb. 10 -
"a. M, consisting 1T the following
fine pnfior furniture I kimbail
Plano, nue OAK wardrobeA, chif-
foulef single drchaefa. 9 dining
chairs. cost $50. / oak sideboafd.
cost $50. fine oak dining table. lots
~ chairs aud rockers, center tm-
bites. fine rnameIed bedmteadH.
white spreads. nne folding bed.
blankets. auilts. pillows. dishes b.
the ton, EtauitfWhre. flue carpets
and rugs bookcase. me touches
and ipunEeh, ranges. 3 cook stoves.
~ oFefNanta. theFe coats viii be
rut up tu lots 20 dealers 2 show
cases, bedetenda springs. mat
tifHhea. heatefH. lot ~ other goods.
joe Martin, auctlonecr.
AUCTION saie Of Espire Furniture
Cos entire stock - furniture. car
pets, rugs, stoves. ranges. side
boards. extension tables, chairs.
rockers. etc.. Wlli continue at 1908
First avenue. al 10 20 Is. m daily
until all is sold, r., J. Hicksrten.
nuciiaueer.
AUCTION and commission house,
bancroft A. siam. second hand
goods bought and cold. New ieath-
~ Eo9dH will sell or exchange at
half price eos Pike street. u. G.
STAN. general auctionrer.
.. a. nickKHToa. x.nsrn .neneassr.
1919 FtFsf av.aus
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coast. Restaurant big money
maker Coast Exchange, % Starr
Boyd block.
A SNAP f-ro0m flat. furnished
close IN. com" quick. coast tx
change. % starr -Bpyd block
DRY GOODS store. big money
maker. must 90. hitknrna. Coast
Exchange, 80 staTf-Boyd building.
40 ROOM hotel. centrally located
FOR hair ttH value. Coast Exchange.
80 starr Boyd building
TAkEWY and confectionery, Rrcat
money maker. muai be sold. CDant
Exchange. 10 Starr BOYD.
HIGHT NAN with 1000 can get
tw0-hfthH interest iu big money
making established business. this
city. ana as pet week ofhc" posi-
ton. Address X Star.
WANTED Money 20 develop min
Ing locations in Tanana country.
Alaska. Address Keller. Hub-sta-
ton 10. Seattle.
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on BUSINESS

CIGAR STAND
Paying $3.50 daily profits. can be
bought for $50 for "A few DAYS.
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REAL. ESTATE BUSINESS
Well established. ground floor Of
Zee. well located. half interest for
$500 20 right man.
ANYTHING EVERYTHING
Hundreds Of rare chances. cover.
ing all lines OF trade. We can sell
YOU just what you wish: or fur.
nlsh capital for any profitable in.
vestment that viii stand close i'm.
BppCtipu
GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST.
MENT COMPANY.
blg Third Avenue.
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wANTED-REAL EsIs1s
HOUSES AND LOTS wANTEN

HOUSES An = A3A9
WE have cash customers fer asss. sl1sf
cottages. stores and modern a ~ 4
all parts OF the city. the s 1T,
sell your properly Is 20 .ssaxn
as We spend TWO THotsA
LARS a month for that rF ~ "
lows as a logical conclusion ~ u
sell a. Last your property vsrlss
cur photogrA will take s.Aaf :
it. which will he publishes ~ !. IN
In all the leading newspspssll5r, f 81 u
GEhMAN AMERICAN
COMPANY
6is Third Avenue. -
WANTED one or two cnes .s., i.
ing lots for cash; state pas
private. Address A.. CHAINS
First avenue,
WANTED TO HENT-HH'o'ss
WANTED 10 RENT, 4
WE will rent your house. eessrfA
or rooms u desirable, 70 -
ants. within seven days ~ sssa1
months rent or We VII
care and management e1 rsrs
aud ray YOU six month iases
vance German
Co, bl3 TRlrd sysRaA
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LAUNDRY
Well established. ln heart OF city,
on account Of owner having other
business requiring his attention,
can be bought for less than cost.
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OIL BUSINESS
Payius Sl5 month clear, fine out
NJ In every respect; only offered
for short time. 1000 regular Gus.
toners. best reasons for selling.
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MERCHANT TAILORING
Fixtures and stock az inventory.
fine location; owner has two stores
and can only attend 10 one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-24

Scores Of good musicians have
Joined the Richmond Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-24

MONEY loaned % hoFses. furniture, ysa-
err. cfattel mortgage leans speciality
advances en- salaries. Room 10 Downs
htack
AEI ANTS bought and solo. Morrison
EShetmRn. MafuMl Life lid.
n 81 49, .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-24

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BANK.
Of Seattle A general banking bus
iueHa transacted Deposits, 81 10000.
Capital paid up 400 600 A Chill
berg. pres. +. l.. Groudnhl. vice
pres; A. H. soeiberg. cash. J. r.
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