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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-04-01
LEpsRs IN JAPAN.
Proposed Measure to Bring About
Their Isolation.

Mr. Saito and three other members of
the House of Representatives introduce
ed a representation in the Lower House
yesterday for the special control OF
lepers in this country, in order to pre-
vent the spread OF the disgusting dis
ease. The plan suggested for adoption
was to isolate the sufferers. Mr.. Saito.
in explaining the reason for this rep
resantation. stated that this abomina-
BILE disease had existed in Japan since
ancient times and that about 1450 years
ago an asylum was established in Nara.
on behalf of the sufferers, by the I'm
perial munificence. and even at present
traces of this hospital remained. AS
this disease was feared at that time.
asylums were established in various
places for the sufferers. But at present
nothing of the kind existed. The rea
son was that although the disease was
feared, il was considered hereditary,
and therefore not contagious except by
marriage with affected persons, and
consequently no special measures were
adopted. 1t was discovered, however,
about thirty years ago that there were
bacili peculiar to the disease and that
they were virulent to affect persons in
the same manner as cholera, pest, ETC.
In every civilized country, therefore,
lepers were carefully looked after and
specially controlled. In Germany lep-
rosy was included among contagious
diseases such as cholera and pest. Ac-
cording to the Investigations of the
Sanitary Bureau, made at the end of the
year before last, the number of lepers
in Japan was 30.359. and those related
to these sufferers reached one million.
These estimates were the result of in
vestigations conducted by the police,
and il was safe to surmise, therefore,
that the actual figures were double that
number, that is about sixty thousand
patients In Hawaii the result of in
made last year showed that
lepers in that island, which was motor
ious for this disease, did not exceed
one thousand. Now that its contagious
nature has been ascertained, it should
not be ignored any longer 1t was only
natural, therefore. that foreigners fresh
from their own countries should be sur
prised to see lepers in Japan abandon
ed on roadsides. Tile speaker conclud-
ed his speech by expressing hope
that necessary measures would be
quickly taken to prevent the spread of
the disease. The representation was
carried.-Yokohama Her
aid.
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EXAMINATIONS
AT THE Y. N. c. A.
List Prepared by international
Committee Considered
Last Night.

The first of the international examin-
ations of the Young Mems Christian
Association took place last night at the
Association hall, arithmetic being the
subject considered. All over the United
States, wherever there was a Y NJ c.
A. examinations were held last night.
and the papers, which average seventy
FIVE per cent, will be forwarded to the
International Committee, No. 8 West
Twenty-ninth street, New York City,
where they will be given a careful in
spection.
The next examina ton viii take place
this evening. and will be for the pur-
pose of testing the students knowledge
of bookkeeping. On Wednesday even
ing. April 2, stenography will be the
subject; Thursday evening. mechanical
drawing; and faith and conduct: Fri
day evening. English, typewriting, pro-
gressive studies, Christ among men.
A report on the papers which have
been found by the International Com :
mittee to have exceptional merit, will
be forwarded to all the secretaries.
Certificates will also be made out in the
names of those who have been success
full This entities the holders to con-
sideration at colleges or other schools.
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Accountant Department.

Auditors for corporations and pri-
vate firms.
Books examined and reported on.
Statements Of affairs prepared.
Trustees on bankrupt or insolvent es-
tates-
Office. s24 Bethel street.
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SCOTT IS NOW
KONA RECEIVER
Mill is Ready to Start and
Grinding VIII Begin
at Once.

News was received yesterday OF the
appointment by Judge Edings OF NJ. F.
Scott as the temporary receiver for the
Kona Sugar Co., this action having
been presaged some time ago in The
Advertiser. The appointment is a tenn
porary one, and it is understood that
Mr.. Scott is ready 20 step aside If the
occasion demands. II is the hope of
the Honolulu stockholders of the Kona
plantation that Mr.. S. NJ. Damon. who
was present in court and gave his
consent to the order, may yet see his
and in this event Receiver Scott will
retire.
Mr.. Damon is expected home on the
Mauna Loa today and will immediate
~ have a confere nee with the represent
atives of the bondholders and others
in the property. He has been
the conditions of the COM
pany. and it is hoped by the stockhold-
ers that he will consent to finance the
plantation. Mr.. Scott has given bond in
the sum of $4,000. the amount fixed by
Judge Edings.
The new mill of the Kona Sugar co.
has been completed and grinding will
probably begin Immediately. Cane will
be brought in at once. so that grinding
may begin, though it is intended to op-
crate the mill but twelve hours day
AS soon as the cane is cut in sufficient
quantity two shifts will be worked.
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The fireman is in great danger from
falling bricks or timbers as well as
from the flames. No fire department is
properly equipped without supply OF
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. This uni
mert is unexcelled for burns and
bruises. One application gives relief.
Try it. Benson. Smith & Co., Ltd,
wholesale agents, sell il.
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HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA
Interest Allowed
On nxed deposit for IL months, 4 per
cent per annum-
On fixed deposit for months. 31z per
cent per annum.
On Fixed deposit for months. per
cent per annum.
The bank buys and receives for col
elction Bills of Exchange, issues Drafts
Z and Letters OF Credit. and transacts
general banking business.
Branch of Yokohama Specie Bank.
New Republic building, Honolulu, II. I.
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Trus. Department.

Act as trustees under mortgages.
Manage estates, real and personal
Collect rents and dividends
Valuable papers, wills, bonds, etc.
received for safe keeping.
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Commercial and Travellers Letters OF
Credit issued on the Bank OF California
and ". NJ. Rothschild & Sons, London.
Correspondents: The Bank OF Califor-
MIA. Commercial Banking Co. of sgd
ney, Ltd, London.
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BISHOP & CO.. BANKERS
ESTABLISHED IN 1855.
Banking Department.

Transact business in all departments
Of banking.
0ohections carefully attended to.
Exchange bought and sold.
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Drafts and cable transfers on China
and Japan through the Hongkong and
Shanghai Banking Corporation and
Chartered Bank Of India. Australia and
China.
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Insurance Department.

Agents for FIRE. MARINE, LIFE,
ACCIDENT and EMPLOYERS LA
BILITY INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Insurance Office, 924 Bethel street.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Jonah Kumalae. s. NJ. Kanakanui,
J. NJ. Kea-

The above Company will buy. lease
or sell lands in all parts OF the Ha-
waiian Islands. and also has houses In
the city OF Honolulu for rent
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LIMITED.

under the Laws OF the
Territory Of Hawaii.
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Savings Department.

Deposits received and interest allow
ed at Az per cent per annum, IL ac-
cordance with rules and regulations.
copies OF which may be obtained on
application.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-05
DOWN WILL CO TINE RATES

spoke with emphasis too Inc
municipal electric plant was
people overwhelming vote In the race OF
powerful seldom been recorded In any
,,...
independent establishment Of municipal
based its action upon report whh @
plant could he erected
nndpu a OF tssoooo
matter M no newspaper n
proposition new and mover
deal 20 be learned All
the high rates charged for cleo
tricy Introduction Of mu-
convictions to speak ana 70
therefore employed
information cities which had adopted
lighting spirit OF fairness TO the Seattle Electric
Of the Star TO
In favor Of municipal
public awaited itself Of this
privilege OF the star
every proposition laid down.
public both sides Of the question also
valuable Information relating the cost OF
operating electric plants.
favorable
nEeusnt municipal
uumstakable
Then interviews
Their and
inter wcreii up
Following quickly interviews with candidates for other Offices
municipal
ownership
body stood. resolution which
carried a standing
Political sympathetic
planks their platforms endorsing the municipal
Falls plant and promptly Its publication before
and public e
Let shake hands all around
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rLrcTnIcAL MAcuINrnY


FiiiCEfGF a WICK co. dSnafaos : I'd
motors Hsfa 81 hfun NifinE ana tell
Sera i1if Wsfiefn Avenue.
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RESULTS or TINE ELECTION

majority Of the decided
Mayor Huus chief
want his widpsn policy That
yesterday
The majority
his ticket He by
extent regardless He
faction below yesier which desired the overthrow the
eerned with exception they
succeeded he
o party
The policy has
with rebuke and that nothing
prepondsrans Of Republican They
that he element q
dragged down the
entire ticket by dissatisfied
vote upon some Of Frank Pauis
knitting
200 Republican
Huues but voted the remainder hs Republican
These plain Of
thought some time 10 come
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pAniBIAN Dys WorAa We cali ~. oisan.
press. deliver your clothes Dfilcs iaia
FIRST ave. Tel. Main lGif.
AMERICAN steam Iyc WORKS. .lg
Union IT, Phone. Main 131
EMaI.pIH ANu tuRIgACIDfts
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Why so HEIcnBoRIY7

There suspicious upon neigh
bory disposition the Telephone companies
with od
tended consolidation company erected
exchange building
the
building Of the opposition
although they On erents
II Be
IT
available
Be that somebody's that possibly
day other merging %
then be bridge exchanges and
right on IN business without disturbing up things or w
ryng anybody -
II but just however TO state that no n
ZION me 81 the Independent
20 its scheme Of running m
30 hard out thus putting onorv
named The in The sadd
The situation 3
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MRS. HANSON BprIng millinery 81
lowest prices cor 4fh and Pine.
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PUGET Sound bridge ana Dredging
Co. Scandinavian American bank
building, railway and high.
way bridges and yiaducfn. steel and
iron work for buildings dredging
and hnrbor Improvements. pile
driving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-05
BY THE PRINCE
OF WALES

LONDON, March 5.-The Prince q
Wales. heir apparent 20 the throne.
received a great welcome at Bristol
today, on the occasion Of his visit
70 cut the first sod of the new dock
At Monmouth. II WAS the first visit
81 the Prince ~ Wales % Bristol, and
the ancient city gave him truly
royal welcome. Business was gem
orally suspended, the decorations u
flags and bunting were profuse. and
several trlumphaI arches spanned the
street a special train conveyed the
royal visitor over the Clifton tx
tension railway from Bristol 20 Avon
mouth, nine miles distance.
The new docks az the mouth Of
the Avon river are designed to be
among the largest IN England and
are expected % result IN n great In
crease In the trade % the city II
Bristol. The cost Of construction Will
amount 20 $4,000. 900
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The BUILDERS

WARRINGTON, y. C., March g.
The National Association Of pupa
ers u In session at the new willard
Motel today with a large attendance
Many questions Of interest 10 the as.
ISOLATION and the building fraternity
generally are up for discussion.
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REFUSES TO
Be A VICTIM
NJ. D. Pearsal Beats on Two
Armed Hluhwaymen

a desperate attempt az highway
robbery and "a successful resistance
TOOK place at the vururr az Seventh
avenue ana University street early
this morning. NJ u. pruraaIL Is
grocer was returning home after
listening Ia the election returns
Al The corner 81 seventh avenue
ana university street two men em-
erErd FROM "A clump 81 bushes. Roth
wore heavy black cloths over their
faces one stepped In front and one
behind ~ Mr.. pcarsan. The one IN
mont ordered the grocer to nut up
his hands. but instead 90 comply
lng, MI. PcarHali knocked the robher
down.
The one IN the rear then feiied the
Victim with blow over the fore.
head with a pistol butt. A strus.
gle followed and the highWaymen
escaped A good descFlpfton ~ ~.
man could not be vivrn Detectives
Hubbard and Freeman are GA the
ease.
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wANrEp-REAL ESTATE
HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED.

WE have cash customers for houses, iots
colleges, stores ana modern dwellings Ia
all parts Of the city. The only way To-
cell your property IL 60 advertise. and
rs we spend TWO THOUSAND Doll
LARS a month Tor that purpose, Il fol-
lows as Logical conclusion that We can
sell ~, List your property with ua. Rnd
our photographer will taks view" a
~, which viii h. published IN half tone
In ali the leading newspapers IN the city
oEl.MAN AAknlCAE INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
ht1 Third Avenue
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WANTED no REST
WE Will rent your house cottage stor,
or rooms, " desirable. TO reliable ten
entr, within seven days or pay you
MONTHS rent of we will assume tM
care ana management OF your uropertf
ana pay YOU OH months rent In Al
vance. German American Gnveatmani
Co, hla Third avenue
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hr. WHgEpner, dentist. removed to
Globe block, cor. First and Madison.
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REAL ESTATE
80. -.

Has been thoroughly inss.-
and Il r. the only way a. =
ersEe wage Garner and brus.s,..
or business man OF GA -.
can acquire a home. ~.
scheme 81 special lndss..- !. 4
fered. You borrow siia ~ = i
1900. but you can pay 1 -, &
ments Of s. or more II ysssw
The feature II our pl2E b ~
pay no interest. The mo.ey ~
erE claim money cannot : ~,
without Interest. II czn o.
ascertain the names os s>e-.s
have obtained loans troz a y
who are building hoMs d n
have bought houses. We kss.
widow with 7 children who's u
tract viii mature this rsn,s
VIII buy Z acres ouisI3es q
limits for 500 and build 1 q
house. DO you think she co-k :,
have got a home under ar ~
plaE7 DO you suppose re IN
AFFORD 10 pay interest. o. 4 n
AasAAA TIT AA1GAty AAo3A4<z& t4*
have loaned her 1900 II - -
pay interest? If you have a
take out a contract far hw
you die she gets a home fra
II a duty you owe her. tae. 3, u
Call ana investigate thA "a
Wives you owe Il 70 yszrks
and children 10 see your hskz
has a contFac; with Us. BENZ
or IMITATORs. This 20
ORIGINAL COMPANY a.. !
FIRST and ONLY company ~
porated in this state to build ~
for the people. WESTERN r.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION &
7i7 New York Block crnsrs Ar
A NEW addition TO BaIl11 ar
has a new addition: ssanuA
for choice lots on sideEEk TAI
enormous increase IN III Fs..l
ton OF Ballard and the sr'rr
high rents the landlord Is El
for his poor houses dezz
cheaper and better homes, Cd
lots. something that the vs
wage Garner can pay for or 4
that he can meet without c.
ing himself. Thie Is Just vsx.
have on terms 20 suit anf
The lots and location will II
you: the soil is very good.
viii furnish lumber for b /
time on the instsilment pAiE
build on this addition.
See w. Il. Ham about IL
Manager Of Ballard Investns
corner Second and Leary 81
Ballard.
Complete abstract furnished , 4
purchaser.
Is CENTS A DAY FOR AIS
HOME.
No interest; looks easy: doeE
So IL is: only s5.s5 each rs
likely your rent is 81. hons
better. see US. examine CIR =
Il costs you nothing, we m<a
Of service 10 you: don't ferss
phone number. Red 1884 e.
Up AWAk = HkAHA AkfE Etah@a@ y
OREGON MUTUAL HONE
SOCIETY,
72l-725 New York Block
ONE BETTER.
WE maturc1 nine contracts this r'a'z
stead Of eiEht. as We estimates
means 5000 spent In uew ncra I
attic. and the occupants viii ~
rent 20 pay. You can fecafs 4 p
also and stop paying renL n
lars secures a contract and =
month Afterwards. The s. klfaa
the loan. and 10 ceats goes 70 =
fund TO take care OF you IN eAs Z
ness or less OF work. We srs =
company IN the world 10 mature ~ !,
tract IN 25-nct one in - or isA
ncrr New York block.
WESTERN HOME BUILDING 49,
TON.
sis-sis New York block Ts.sl.ss-
40 acres good farming land. u :
cleared. $50 bearing fruit tres
uated on Renton car line. lev
ward q Smith. Renton. -
wopKiNG men With small etfs. ~,
Lloyd, Briscoe a Lloyd hecai -
your homes. IS Hinckley elssz
FOR well Improved farms. small . :
at low prices. call On Va
COLLINS a WILLIAM
Room sc sullivan kuhal.1
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Open All Night. Tel Mai, tosa
COLLINS SHERMAN IlIl 60
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WESTERN EXCHANGE. 1901 3D.
FOR sALE-vAcANT LOTS.
Lots Madis'ni1oo Lots. 2oth av.i sno
i'otH' 2oth av. 800 isota.James Al ZOO
i'olH' sth AZ .h010 Lots oh ay. asa
LotN' or y ~ 200 Lots. River TX 5000
L,s,H' 80 Park 100 Lots. Iieacon "A. 900
money at per cent. interest.
SEATTLE EXCHANGE. iOii ID nv.
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WIRE, mon AND PLATING

PAciFh ran s fiatins Works. 9aso lat
When buying articles advertised in
this paper, speak OF the Star.
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MISS y. HECUTAAh. drcfHma king
pafi0fH. rooms - ana 80 Downs
block
ron isdies thiIof and reception F4WTa
rhtl 81 Lamb sisters 80 3it collins tIk
bhEhAAAEta0 parofa 1851 Thr1 asr
DhEfHHAKtNG school iii7 a'h ae- b.
dies make heir rhfmrniH. Eifia nttrd f1r
positions in one month
MADAME a. y SMITH. 50 rlucHrI
MRS HANSON HprIng millinery 90
lowest prices. cor 4th and Pine.
DYETNG AsD CLEANING
PAhIBIAA Dys WorAs-ws cali for oissn.
press. deliver YeuI clothes. Ofies iais
first ave. Tel. Main iDif
AMERICAN steam ryc WORKS. .lg
Union IT, Phone. Main 151
ENoiNEER 40 tONTgAC oHs
PUGET Sound bridge ana Dredging
Co. Scandinavian American bank
building railway AMI high.
way bridges and yiaducfn. steel and
iron work for buildings, dredging
and harbor Improvement. pile
driving
ELEcTnIcAL MACHINERY
F.iCEfCE a @TshS co. dShafaos snd
lnotgra hs'a 81 hfuu wiring snd tell
Sore iait wsfiefn avenue
TAH. LAAD-
FARMS ron SALE.
z - acres, all IN prunes. room house
barn, chicken houses and parks.
close 10 store and postoffice. 800
10 acref. all cleared, 200 bearing fruit
trees. a acre strswberries. 3 room
house near store. r. .. and mar
kets. $500
6 acres. All siashsd. 1900 hair cash.
- acres. room house. u acres clear
ed. $50 bearing trees. 5000 strawber-
- plants, good OutbulidlnRa. &
COWS. head young cattle. hoFY,
chickens. wagons, plowH. hArroWH,
cuitivhtors and fun set II farm
ing tools. $500.
lb5 acres. near Sydney. Kltsap CO..
house. barn and orchard. 10 acres
cleared, on county road. I.J0 per
acre
We are headquarters for farms. fruit
and chicken ranches.
| u tracts 81 logged or land, from 20
10 100 acres each. ~ miles from Sc
attic. at - 10 flz per acre.
]. X B-tLEY,
~ Safe Deposit Building
FARM LAND FOR SALE.
VIZ make specially Of selling coun-
trg property in Washington. write
Tot printed list Of stock ranches,
dairy fruit and poultry farma.
EOEEkT MALTBY, 40 X. Y. block
FINANCIAL
| MONEY ionnsd "a harsrs f9rrifilrs. ssv-
sfVs ffhttsl mortgage l0sns a speciality;
safst4gea On salaries. Rom 10 DoHns
tlack
LJANb-SiN Per cent. money, IN
large Or small amounts. Lyman T..
knapp, 10 Halter bldg.
"A AEIANTH bsaEht ana soia Morr,sga
s.hsimAn. Mutual Life bid
oLf4Flc OH 90. u HaIisT 6loeE-
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TEk T. ehAtE4a &c..
Na.'inz plafafsfs ~ ~ y. u =.
Fh9ht aaih IN Ase. =
va H huLlfr
ts' haH W., =.
e-'. - "o'ihoas. O.. n.
hhrrwAN rign.esa. +. -
INFO rrHHEh. nj a.. -
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THE sCANDiNAVIAN AMERICAN
hank.
~ Seattle. A general banking bus
incse transacted. Deposits, 81 500 900.
Capital paid up 500 600 4. chill
borg pres. y. T.. Grondahl, vice
pres. A. " Snclberg, cash. J. +.
Lane. asst cash
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK.
Second avenue aui itke street Capitol
paid uu. tion 40 o. e.. Nsufoldef, pres.
,. a. Hayden. cash. ,. T. Greenioat asst.
cash. Commercial savings ana trust bust
mess.
TIM FIRST NATIONAL BANK or
PAID M es sEAFi TIE $50 200
General banhinE business uunsaCtei }.
ID. hoEe. st., pres ST hcMicken. vice
pres l.. Turner cash. a A. raTkhutst.
asset cash. EEChanEs on principal cities
Of y. q and Europe
THE CANADIAN BANK OF
COMM ERCE.
capital raid up .t..s........... 81, ooo. 900
e.,.,. Eirht mnllon doiiars) -.
Interest allowed on time deposits sen.
'fai hantlrH business transacted.
ehA In hiiAhCH Corner Of James
"N'Nh hhh SECOND avenue.
o.. a CAMERON, Manager
fuoEf SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF
oosPltoi stock paid In ass. 900. surplus. ssa.-
}. farih, pres 3. = Goldsmith. vice
" ~. y Ankeny, cashier
tf,t,, F4haenta in principal cities In the
0hliea states ana Europe
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Two nne Offices. corner. on Pioneer
square.
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AUCTION SALES

AUCTION and commission house.
Bancroft and STAN. second hand
goods bought and sold. new leath-
~ goods. viii sell or exchange at
haif price. 603 Pike street, - G.
STAN, general auctionecr. Tel.
Clay tSi
y q. niCKERTos. general sucuonssr
1919 Tifat avenue
JOS. MARTIN. general auctionecr.
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CIGAR STAND.
Paying 8. " daily profits. can b.
bought for $50 for n few days.
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MISS " WEcHTMAN. drefsm6 King
parlofH. rooms - ana IS Downs
EfF.fL
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OIL BUSINESS
Paying ii75 month clear. fine out.
~ IN every respect only Offered
for short time. 4 600 regular Gus.
TONERS best reasons for selling.
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MERCHANT TAILORING
Fixtures ana stock At inventory.
fne location. owner has two stores
and can only attend 20 one.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
: or San francisco
-
v" foa sourn.fAsIERn Alaska

Imatiiia. March @. 10. 10 ana eve
ann day thereafter
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TENTS AM AWNINGS
TIMERS
FINGAY 3 Ro RR.. TIleI. eIesa J.
uMnRELLA nErAIRIss

UMBRELLAS manutaotured,, e..ssaa 4
and general repairinM wv
nue.. RobeasAa brSA-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-05

REAL. ESTATE BUSINESS
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nc. well located. half Interest for
500 TO right man
ANYTHING EVERYTHING
Hundreds of rare chances. cover.
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ki7 Third Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-05

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