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You INQUIRE especially whether. in my
opinion. an envelope similar to the above
r. not such a paper. memorandum or evil
dence of transfer as would be liable to stamp
tar under the ruling above referred TO.
In reply you are advised that. In my opinion,
the above Instrument IL such a memorandum
as would be liable to stamp tax under the
provisions OF paragraph /. schedule A, Act
OF March 2, 1901, as evident oil stock de-
liyered as security for the future payment
OF money. at the rate OF two cents Tor each
500 Of par value OF the stock, described
therein. My ruling would be the same II
this memorandum we're printed on any other
paper than an envelope. and any similar
memorandum evidencing the delivery or
stock as security for a loan would require
the same stamp.
A memorandum OF the delivery OF stock
made on a continuous agreement between
the pledger and the pledge regulating the
deposit and disposition OF stock pledged
as security. or such a memorandum made
on a promissory note given by a borrower
would also he liable to tax In the same man.
ner as the instrument above set forth.
When stock Is withdrawn from the pledgee.
on payment of tho loan for which Il was
pledged. and afterward redelivered rs se-
curity for another loan. another tax VIII
accrue on the memorandum of the same.
and the memorandum OF delivery OF any
stock In substitution for stock already de-
livered as security is also taxable. Stock.
however. remaining In the possession Of the
pledgee may be retained after the payment
OF the original loan AZ security for a new
loan without additional taxation
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Retire, After 90 Years Of N~cwspapcr " ork

CAMBRIDGE. III, Feb. I3.-B. W. Seaton,
the veteran editor Of the Cambridge Prairie
Chief, has retired after sixty-four years
in the newspaper harness. He turns the
paper over to his son, John II. Seaton, who
has long been associated with him in The
work.
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strict smallpox Rules In hes Moines.

DIES MONIES, Ia. Feb. l3.-The City Council
has prohibited all meetings, closed churches
and theatres and ordered general vaccina-
ton because of the smallpox.
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s.sms fnorvdfbh that either Commissioned
Yerfse or any other ono man could care 70
tsis ~ responsibility OF disturbing tne
entirs business Of tbs country by an az
tempted endorsements Of his opinion. III
Should the payment OF sne "a dp .ince
july i last be required the amount OF money
in the aggregate will be o TREMENDOUS sum,
Eyerv loan In which stock collateral hAs
figured win be affected. not only oank aho
trust company loans TO brokers, pu. ane
ioans Of railroad companies and insurance
comnanies and individuals and the loans
made in financing the enormous deals OF
H. ne,iod. A prominent Wall Street man.
who was questioned yesterday, ABOUT the
probable amount and asked II he though
Kin O0yOOo would cover It, replied mat the
,,ooumt in his opinion would be a mere
!,agatelle to the amount that the business
interests of the country would have TO pay
into the Treasury. Tia money, market
Conditions everywhere would be disorgan-
ized went without saying.
loans the weekly statement published last
Saturday showed an aggregate IN excess
of 1900 GOO, 600. II was estimated by "a
prominent bank officer yesterday hat fuliy
one-third OF these loans or at least ssoo,VOoi-
OOO, were call loans against stock collateral,
which are being constantly renewed, or
on which different collateral Ia constantly
substituted.
The following example OF how the TAX
operates In heavily increasing the cost OF
CARRYING stocks was given In Wall Street
Yesterday, taking for the example a LOAF,
Of 800 900 at 4 per cent. secured by 500 Steel
preferred, 500 Southern Pacific, 800 Erie, 200
Union Pacific and 100 st. Paul, l 800 shares.
Interest at Z per cent. on $4,000 Ia sllIi
Der day. The stamp tax is $50 on i.oco
sharee' The cost Of the loan for one day
"a, therefore, $4s II. or nearly 10 per cent.
per apnum. For two days the cost Is 3st2
or close upon 10 per cent. For three DAYS
the cost u se5 SO. or about 8 per cent. For
ak days the cost Is ses.8 or substantially
q per cent, and for one month the cost Ia
Ss65 90, or ~ per cent. This Ia on. the
s,Ipposition that there would be no substi-
Whatever substitutions were made
would add 81 per 100 shares to the money
cost. III
vidnal lender Of money In Wall Street,
when told OF what the internal revenue
Officers intended doing, expressed TINS
TT is a hurtful thing to both Wall Street
and the Government. II will drive away
which is already taxed in other
ways-every sale Of stock being taxed
Following In the letter written by Com
Yerkes 20 Col. Thompson. oon-
tanning the full text Of the Commissioners
decision:
I have to acknowledge the receipt Of your
ment OF the tax on deliveries Of stock to Sc
cure the future payment Of money, as set
OF which ruling has since been, APP
proved by the Hon. Acknowledgement IN
sis opinion dated Jan. 4. 1902.
-andum commonly used in New York in
stock as security for, the future
payment OF money Is printed on the envelope
n which the securities are enclosed, and Is
generally In the following form:
LOAN
To
JOHN SMITH
FIRST BANK,
Amount, $4,000. Int. 5.
Date, Dec. 10, 1901.
500 ". q. Tel. % $4,000
200 Del & Hud. 10 5000
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Bre~ery's Investment In MATTEL Mort.
cages,

Schedules in bankruptcy Of the Colonial
Brewery show liabilities SPA ,Os6 of which
$40, 40 are secured. and nominal assets
s507 .0e0 Of which s3ss ,076 are chattel mort
cages, notes &c.
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TINS name must appear on even b0s NJ the
genuine Laxative Brouo -Qulnine Tablets. the
celebrated Cold and Grip cure. rs cents. ADJ.
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MORTALITY REPORT

The funeral ~ Martin J. Thornton
was held from Butterworths chapel
al I O'Clock this afternoon. Rev. W.
y. gimonds officlated.
Funeral services for Miss Nrttie
Babcock were held from Butter
worth's chapel al O'Clock this af-
ternoon
The body ~ Jessie Edna Davis
was buried In Lakcview cemetery
this afternoon. The funeral services
were held from BOuney and Stew
arts chapel at O'Clock.
The funeral ~ g. II. Cox was held
from Bonney and Stewards chapel
az I'D o'clock this morning Inter-
ment was at LakevieW cemetery.
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CLANCY HOLDS a FULL HAND

U. Clancy ot terms
all the heavyweight
rayoralty Tight and there misunderstanding
Harold
somebody
L. Piper viii continue
Johnny Clancy. q without be king
bling fraternity services
strengthen his hands services o CONS
and has
srad t. The
men," They would De glad keep
they be let
he all gam
bling establishments controlling
Clancy not troubling himself he city council
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influences
organization city In 81
Electric throughout the
in
of
public equaed
proscd friendship
the Cedar fails proposition their
late for
q popular dsapprova indignation nvnE their
THEY HAVE NOT STAR
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FL0ATER FOUND

Floating In the bay a. the foot ~
washington street yesterday the
body % an unknown man was found
The body was little disaFured and
win probably be Identified ao1n. II
BE- now at Butterworth's morRue.
The man was O. iab1rpr from an
appearances about 81 years of age.
wore heavy shoes and corduroy
pants over which was worn "a pair
~ new uveraiis. Money amounting
% N-l5 was found on his person
scattered tn all ~ his pockets.
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Hume IN Commission

The Pacific Packing and Nnviwa-
ton Compaqys steamer Mary y.
Hume has been overhaulrd and re-
paired az King 4 WlnKe's West Sc
attic ways. She was put In commits
sion again yesterday She viii re-
main IN this harbor for several weeks
towing the =. +. e y. Co.'S sailing
vessels 20 sea, The Hume will sail
Tor Alaska about April with cargo
of cannery supplies for the COM
pany's Canueriea there.
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CROOKS TAKEN
INTO CUSTODY
VIII Probably Be Made TO Leave
the City al Once

Detectives Adams and Lane arrest
ed three well known crooks IN q
south end saloon last night. All
have uneuviable records Of crime.
and their pictures adorn almost ev-
cry rOEues' gallery on the Pacific
coast. The three men gave the
names, Geo. Edwards. VIM. Burke
and Fred Roberts. alias King. The
latter was only turned out Of jail
yesterday morning.
When arrested, Burke and Ed
wards were armed with heavy black
reyolvers. which they attempted 10
get rid Of. The weapons are now at
police headquarters. The men viii
probably be run out % town.
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GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.


DRY GOODS AND GENERAL
STORIES
one store In Seattle. several out
side. money makers an.
LEATHER GOODS FACTORY
incorporated rare chance Tor man
capable 81 taking cnRrgc Of sales
10 the trade. well established. own
patents
REAL ESTATE
chances IN well established Of
fccs. needing additional interested
help.
CANNERY LOCATIONS
Several very valuable. land, Ash
Ing grounds, etc, complete.
DRUG STORE
Wen established. on Second ay-
cnue. chance Of a ne time.
STEAM DYE WORKS
one small, one large proposition.
FISH TRAPS
y or 10 interest In traps and full
gear boats. scows ana all.
$4,000 INVESTMENT
Established machinery house.
wishing 20 enlarge capacity; profits
In ls months VIII return invest
ment.
TRUCK FARM FOR RENT
30 acres. at citys door. elegant g.
room house. modern improvements.
$50 month.
A SNAP IN ACREAGE
9 acres at Green Lake. for less than
cost of clearing
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS
on Belmont avenue. grand view. 3
car lines.
AN ELEGANT FLAT
rooms on seventeenth avenue.
can be rented by buying new fur
nlture at half price.
ART STORE
Fine business, central location.
SALOON
one of the "swollcst," best located
places in the city; several others
all prices.
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
Complete plant in heart OF CITY
well established; weekly profit 500
present owner has extensive pron-
erty interests In the East that de-
mnnd immediate attention; tech
meal experience unnecessary.
MILLINERY PARLORS-
Elegant fittings and furniture. es-
tablished trade amenK the elite:
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ROBBED OF
EVERYTHING
Frank G. Palmer Has 10 Give Up
All His Possessions

Frank G.. Palmer was held up and
robbed at the point % a revolver last
night near the corner II Jefferson
street and Thirteenth avenue. Mr.
Palmer was on his way home. when
suddenly two men emerged from a
clump Of brush and gave the GUS
tomary command with a revolver
leveled at the victims head.
Palmer was then commanded by
the masked men 20 step back into
the brush. He complied and was re-
lieved Of 81 in money. n watch, and
even his 0vercoat They then left
him, after giving the warning %
make no sound for several minutes
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Mss Stafford 10 Speak

Miss Mabel Stafford. secretary for
the Pacific coast. VIII address tho
Young Womens Christian Asaorl-
ton tonight az the association reg
ular quarterly meeting Miss stat
ford win speak on the work Of the
association
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lap Held 10

Hyo Komatu. q japanese employee
Of the Mayer Bros. jewelers.. wus
Knocked down by an unknown assault
ant at the corner Of Eighth avenue
and Main street last night He had
no money. No description % the
assailant can be given.
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touchngy jed Rakes political sunset This
Ike thtt
thirty feet
its tail lpurned to-
earth charred
bacScned
and other
pogatons, he g'adsone councilman
his be a Warn-nE % Lhe souns and amhltou-
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Help Wanted, Per Line &c
Employment Wanted, Per Line, d
For Rent, Per Line 80
ArrnIiNI.,n.Ar-I.AM

WA " huTrNEN attorney Al la~ suits
prosecuted and defended ln hll o"hftH. ~
years experiences. ifnoHellnHa tn tHhs
niptsy, companies Incorporated. abstracts
CafrfatY examined. collections made in
al parts OF the United states iiiahrat
commercial ana bank references ga
THIRD avenue it'nr Main inno
.. a KFttnuu SOC Wasblnrtlp buuiIus
4. g. MAcuoNAsn. 400 burke BUILDING
noon PALMER a nuOwN. Pioneer bid.
LYMAN . RNArr. 40 iiausr bundins
PRANK D. WtlsrLiNd. Boston tiask
W y LAMnrrn goo racihe niseh
rlEphE = PERRY, 800 burke hlosA
@ WAND ktMF. ta2 uurss building
n EWiNg 7i0 Now Yort building
suCifIrECrs
jonN olAHAh. $50 sgi GLOBE bik. Tel.
James ezet
D.. " nuuuHroS. ais.i4 collins
AnsrnACT on TtfLE
oAnonNE fHEArEh 10. Inc, 40.
slfaet CO.. established issB Mnlns
claim abstracts hasement u tbs Mu'
tual f1fe building.
hooTn wntTrLrHEY. uANtoitp Al.
sifast Go, established isdn. basement u
haiisf blnck reisphons. Main 10.
bEATrLE Abstract co.. ~ T. tiook
Auction SALES
Atcrio$ aAtE ZINE rtuNlTrHE o
tioN si2 TENTH AVENUE SOUTH
no MARTIN a ToNH HALiEHpuMH.
ssiH fiHsT ANENtfF Wit ~ H0Ln
~ MAi 81 !, llr Al AZ. Joe % %
NiftNH. nEp NuoM SUITS utNINu
h'Hh FURNITURE. kiTCHE% OtTs
~ AID oTuEt GOODS ~ riHbT
CLASS HrHiurNCE
JoE MARTiv. AucrioSEEt
AUCTION ard canmssian house uanefor
qni STAN. secondhand Eeuis bought ana
nHil new leather EH.fe Hiii cell af 81.
chanEs a. hair prirs. 90 rae street o.
81 stem. ssuerhl Hu.iioueef TEL Ciay 80
n q. mcKEnroN. Esnsra auotionssf
1919 rifst svsnu-
jos MAbTrss. sensrs suctanssr. sgis
Fifst svs phone oak Tsa
BUSINESS COLLEGES
CLAhkEb psrnih hhurthana hehaal. Ia.
aiNdual instruction - Boston tik
hEnr neiha.is ana isa5A.fs. Acme naslusas
Soilsas. hesuad sni itts.
nAsRs
rtiE tsANhi&ANfAA- ANfpicAN HASk
~ =. 1850. .ss,s s,e,'a saas.as h-s,e .,.,
paia ap stoo 80 a c6iib.fs pres. &. T..
gfentatt tlfe pre- a. % HarItsrE. cash. .
lars. aaat eash.
rgoPLra HAyiSus HANK.
psa e. ' ,is 80. sHa s .s sf s s.ss
O. Hayden. cash , r ofesuisaf. asst
cash. Commercial savings ana tftast busi
nssH.
TiiE FinAr NATIONAL nAsk OF
HEATIt.E
fsN up rREil al s.... 1850 Co.
osusfsl banktaS bAsIusss Transacted.
- Hose. D.. pfss AZ MeMiessn. vice
pre- T.. TufneF. each " y fafhhursf
asst casa NHfia 80 on pFtnctpai cities
- 4. ana Eufaps
THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE.
Capital raid W ............... o. 600 600
fNlGhf mitiion daiiars1
hurpius ...s.. ................... a. coo COZ
Interest sllnwsi on time tsusstta sea.
sfsi tsHalHa business transacted
hEATTLE BRANCH agernsF % gamss
street sna asnend arouus
q. A. CAMERON. Manager
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL hASK or
hEATllE
eao
,. Fufth pre- J. y Goldsmith vice
pre- y. r. AukenE. cashier
t1fgsf fanasuis in rrtncifai citis# In the
Lnitea atstss aha Eurar.
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Tho gamblers expected pay per profits 20
Clancy Humea Clancy adj
init act nobody
Mr.
Clancys 20 cent OF
helping
pe against the grain II al
most looks ike
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ANYTHING EVERYTHING
Hundreds ~ rare rhuurcf. cover
Ink all lines 81 trade We can Heil
you just what you wish. or fur
riHh capital for any profitable In
VeHtrlrnt that VIII stand close In
rprctluu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-10
Wanted, Rooms, Per Line &
Personals, Per Line Sc
FOR Sale, Per Line *
PATENT ATrnnxEr

hAtHEh 4 ~, IAN b,affE.,d bld.
D. y ADAMS. drannK n1iman bi1.
PRINTING AND BIsDtSo
AgsE Ihs lunuT" "a #urus rtH.rt
sus. eaa1r n. HrIFft Itepaf Pruning U.
THE lvy prsas Artistic FUftiHK. InEfay-
- Calling cards. wedding AuraYrr~-
mtnta sto.. FiFat ana Pike. PlYna.
Main f11
BULL BIOS commercial printers. ~.
aO7 BOs Washington bldg over Irsru
Hh5s store TEL white so
METROPOLITAN ptssH Inc ~ ~ az,
4 ana iD4 west WhrHiuftar hffrrt
HUBhien STAMPS
COMMERCIAL HIAAP WOHhB-bchsusF-
man F.Irfk no cherry
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Business Meeting

The regular business meeting Of
Rainier lodge 40. 15G. Fraternai
brotherhood, WIN be- held Wednes-
day evening IN the Carpenters union
building.
---sss---
Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar.
gains oult-
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REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
We'll established. ground floor Of
nee. well located. half Interest for
800 60 right man.
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GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
rs Tshtra A saUt.


grp urYf Hnhf uiaHafsefHrIrr businrss.
lefEu fflfifa m ranfrrtIfIaH nrffh ~
iaflaHd Pun particulars. ~ Winekls5
It.Hh
iHD ACHES - lsHs. o miles from Seattle
bee 90 rrFsfs ~ wa.f ON riIsH sIns4
boo cecil fforpiuHu in different places an
laws VI tie casa buys o. Particular.
90 iinHFtrF hifsk
piENiNe fHf steady. sai-F man o.
'aHr haif Interest ta 90 established cash
lsrIHrrs tHftrs rssIir Teamed short
hauff sifi rash required Apriy 81
h'fHt.rF tierk
CASH FfaF=fY stHfr fn fusinesa center
EnH1 established trade 800 hrras ard
whGUn Ears wtth sfsk art aafafrs
wiN ell ai invoice price Ariiy 81
lInrhisy hiHtb
~ 'asf fi&nIH Sos hasirrHH center - rifF
stu.A hnf nHtafrs fhr tevf fhaf money
wul tuf five FHaf tssst o. ono oash tal,
nrro terms Particulars. ~ iiIuehtsr
THHHh
NfTY far Haina rnsH 60 get
nHa RI zoe beet Ias vine cod located places
ln rnr ~ fh~ fsHst ufHsfsHfuia H1lfsfI
tarna Boz ihe sfaf- terms HH fart ~ Fuf.
rtarr rriHr ~ desired l'arfiralafa a.
lfInUh'fr tiaeh
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superstition ia Seattle That the gam
operated chance tcndcrlon district
cent OF the
PROFITS Of the appear cuoua
much figure n the
"a pn
THEIR chances
making They will be able TO do
tender az the banks
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can be- bought ~ cost Of nttingn
II taken quick.
INDEPENDENT
HtNtNEHB
81 800 buys u complete. monthly
profits 1i5a.
INCORPORATED COMPANY
81 900 takes hair ~ the stock.
monthly prunuH $500 guaranteed.
investment secured
y 600 TO 5000 AT PER CENT
MONTH
n Invested IN stock ~ an estnb.
ilHhrd corporation. secures nnthrled
uihcn ana 9 per cent. month on
money put In.
Two rno offices. corner. on Ineer
square.
LAUNDRY
Wen established. IN heart Of city.
on account 81 owner having other
business requiring his attention,
can be bought for less than cost.
CIGAR STAND
Paying s. 90 daily ptonts. can be
bought for tib0 Tor Few days.
OIL BUSINESS
Paying N7b month clear. fine out
~ in every respect. only offered
FOR short time ZOO regular Gus
toners. best reasons for selling.
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THE CANADIAN BANK OF
COMMERCE.


SNAP hkfeAiN arurtty store wltA HviAs
hsaF rent Coast tEehanse. -
starr liaFa liash
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MERCHANT TAILORING

Fixture aud stock al inventory,
me location. owner has two stores
and can only attend 60 one
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Va hsFEaiu cigar stow heart q ritY
,nanr1 asak~r. Coast Eschanss - STAR,
lsagI ftask
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Fos SOUTHEASTERN AIN

Leave es4tfis skn
Sailing. March 1, Z, s, lfHe
Seattle. AK. City u Tos.,,
tage 'ity (for sitka south ~.
Ticket once. ils James 3, 4.
q r. Talmadge. Conf A. y
Miller. Astf. Gent Agt., o..
Seattle Goodall. Perkins i ~
ARtR. San Francisco.
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Wanted partner -tth aWso $40 ruestl
saafantr~i NaaH Exchange - starr
llu9d hlfHA
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PARTNER Ono on two with S5O10 To omen
up best stock ranch proposition In British
olumhls, Boz Gull particulars address
n. Star.
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wA,rEp-nEAl rg,.


fAIff.
HpuaEB AND rlrs
w haEr aFa e4sfor..
t.'lHEes. H'frfa snl ~. 70 ~.
aN i't'a ~ tha ~ -
rrl gH3f HfDpsrff d, ~ Is n
o. WH lsHd Two ~, ssle, 4
lhI'H nnfh "a ,'iiYelAE
lore hF inNitai ,rrsi silgs I
feiI ~ List ragr &c.,. ~
r4i UNafaf ater 1877 Va Y
o. Whlfh wilI - ~ s~ -
Do .li lha is44lag &C.,. y NJ
cEi.hfh AMEitfcas' 'p,,is Z (. ]
lNNFiWY ~f1tis
sis aura 6ss,s.
WANIEn no Hlsf1,,,
,... WAEfE0 10 fg'.l..l.I
WI Will frHf gssf 49, i.sl
o. fnHmF 70 dazifaf.s Sac
hrfH H#hiu seven f..@ 2 &.
month rent % =. "A ~
care sra nanfRsnssf ~ - -
hhi rar wa slK fsqsft wv =.
affe German hmeflss. ~ +
~ bia 7Mff atshss - ~.
wihE iftOs AsD r,,ss
FtrfFit Hatl 3 Pisilrg ~, ~
hI" fpf FALE FA =
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Va haFEafn"flEaf stow heart Il ritr
,n.D a'aker- Coast hactauss. - starr,
Wanted fartnsr -itb lvoo $50 unesth
fa.5a s ,'. 'pss' rarhaAss. - starr.
60 raem house heart ~ eity eissr. $50 a
Hn'h coat EneuanEr % ilayi
aa'aan. lasafsa In ths hsslaess part II the
loas -as. Coast Etrhaars. -
rs5ia.r naai-4 u.th 1850 Ia sss8 Ray.
80 sainan coast EtehanSs 81 starr.
raf,nsr ~anssa with tino. tioo q moa,s
iatag'rrt tossi Exchange. - starr
hayd ui7eh
Beet bafsala ever aa.Fsd % thi. ross,. 20,
t#HfhHft 20 mnurt Uaakft gassi "a.
rhanss ~ starr iiesd block
"a GREAr HARaAtN- boarding haass.
frr iaa affHf4 sd chance faf FaaHHfH
avian mHss esll cost Etehanae. 40
RIG chance for man -itb $50 % ret e
lunch counter clear tt@i month
COAST ENctiANnE. ~ starr. Ha}d
SIRE AL aaan TO-DAY e. Gloss aa estate. q.
rHANoE tuii rhird
WE rar ssli ana tfade Tor anYtbinn ana
etrrb thihS list your property wjfh tte
WaahiHktan EHrhsrE. and come sng sre
N~arer WAHWtNGruN LNCffASaE.
iiug Third
VIZ sent haanra AMI iala 81 al tha ca
.hanErs Hf bottom HEurra. We have fant
hufrr ready and viiiinr f1 bay WEST
tfI% INfHANNE. ilut Thri ave
iWiHG tn faur FERNS and t.arrr frarfn.
We are thr pwHpir that cen Hail anything
500 Wil Hst Nlfh 70. SEATTLE EN
CHANCE. 1917 Third
HENTil LOAN a CREDIT 90 unr1
luaarl1tatrI t'rtsf mo Lave ~ ire
state 90 Washington
for $4,000
Stock FuHg Fal nnH Won. Accessible.
l'o Celestial Ian. Uireuuut and
Collection NusinrHs
fnhrrr. fiOn Zach
SO HHarra far sale
faH aHi irNsHtiEhfr
SPA TIE LOAN a CREDIT 60. urr D.
tss-uta Nsw Nurs b.erk
OFT 1ams. ffap rayiug rent. the Fidelity
H "ntr HlliluE Sol viii build FuH bone
un monthly payments Uf only o. ~. SO
iNTEEE#T. uoN q DELAY Gait ~
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COW RtTrER STORE
BUTTER. EGGS CHEFSE. LARD.
Our whole ennrt has always been 60 keep
prices reasonable and az present we cell
our Fancy Fresh Iowa az cost price
AND, LISTEN, OUR STRICTLY FRESH
RANCH EGGS, zoe 4 DOZEN. They are
going rapldiN. but We viii have plenty
for an Tor this week at that price Fol
low the crowd 60 the Cow Butter Store
First ana Pike.
FURNITURE sALE-t2a rooms Of second.
hand furniture from The well known At
MnUC lodging house. bought by the Red
Front Furniture Co.. nov Tor sale az our
store, ne second ave. south, very cheap.
SEE Lloyd hrlscoe a Lloyd. 30 Hinokley
block about your homes cor cash or &C.
ferrcd payments
LADIES, tfy bath. Mrs. TAFT. careful,
massage. aii Third avenue.
ELECTRiCAL Haths. SIS lot ave-. room a
BOSTON Baked Beans and Brown Rrcad
fresh every day lii Virginia street
CORsETS To ORDER.
The latest French style. lacing In front
which took tho prize 81 the Paris ENposi,
ton, can only be made nv Mrs Gar1nu
tl2 81 ave. room 10
FEATHERS RENOVATED.
steam and hot air pfocsss 1911 Ftrst ave
phona John 1901.
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ohhonNE fHEMrEh a 10. Inc, 40.
street Co, established iNsA AiuluH
claim abstracts Iaaslsnt - tbs Mu-
tual f1fe building.
hoofH wiiiTTLrHEY. HAStoitp Al.
stfaet Go. established tHup. basement %
haiisf block ieirphens, Main iVs.
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