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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-25
REPUBLICAN LEADERS
Worried Over the Southern Race
Issue.

Washington Special to New York Even
"A new phase of the race question in
nolitics has made it's appearance in the
SSouth~ notably in Alabama and North
CaroIina, which may radically affect de-
TeIonments in the North. The President,
on his return from the Western trip
seemingly cannot fail to give some con-
s{daration to the situation, not only on
.ccont of the moral issues involved. but
also because of the practical bearing Of
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-25

FALL SUITS DYED.
Hollis Dye Works, Telephone 4a%'
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-25

A PETITION IN VOLUNTARY BANK
ruptcy was filed yesterday in the United
States Court by Gus Todd of Montgom-
cry County.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-25

A MARRIAGE LICENSE WAS IS
sued yesterday by Judge ]. B. CASTOR of
the County Probate Court, to ]. d. Liv-
ingston and Matte Simpson.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-25
OYSTER Smokers in Transit.

oyster smokers IN 1EdHD1t'
Two cars loaded with oyster shuckers
en- route to Biloxi came down on the
Western train at II o'clock yesterday
morning. These great unwashed" call
Baltimore their home and spend the
winter opening the Juicy bivalves at
Biloxi. Miss. In the summer they manage
to exc out an existence in Baltimore.
The Southern, Western and Louisville
and Nashville Railroad trains annually
haul them between Baltimore and Biloxi.
the ticket rate being so low as to barely
pay expenses. Tomorrow their luggage
will be taken down in q special baggage
car on train No. l.
The special train which was to go from
here to Marion was abandoned yesterday
but about two carloards Of beautiful
rosy-cheeked school girls left here on
regular train. special being run from
Selma to Marion.
About noon today special train Of ten
cars will roll into the car shed. 1t will
he an excursion train that the Louisville
and Nashville is running from Graceville,
leaving that place at 8 o'clock this morn
ing and returning at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
Division No. 495 Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers and the auxiliary to
Division No POI, will give a barbecue to-
day at Bloemfontane Park and 1t promi-
ses to be a delightful AFFAIR.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-25

Mr. Henry f. Gay, a we'll known bust
ness man and staunch Democrat of Biz
ningham, was among those who were
present at the meeting of the State DEM
occatic Committee yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-09-25

Hon Robert r. Poole, Commissioner
Of Agriculture and Industries of Ala
bama, will return % Montgomery today
from Marengo County where he has been
spending several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
KILLED BY
PLAYMATE

GoroneF Hoyc's Investigation into
the dsath q e-Yess-old Iessph nasi-
rs. az Grsea lake. THURSDAY. has re-
vealed the fact that the boz lid not
die BY his own hand II Nas At first
stated that the child NaA piaYins
wtth a EuH IA hia own house and
VAS accidentally shot II has flaW
stst eiorsA that tn hoy Nas shot IN
ths henss al LEO Mayo. = 9-ycarsald
Boy wha lives serosa the strvet from
the Hou Thy house.
The fiasih bog was ria yinE Wlth
Lea Marc IN The latt~r's haois. The
iner~nta Of the Mayo boY ~~re mt
at home A large eltlillef fiftr. ~an
feand By the chtlarstl ard they we're
fsiaytuE with Il. Accprsilns % the
- sfeinaHt made b. L@s Mage tho
rife Vas ia hts hand. whsn It ~as
dise harNed Ne Nss raising Il aud
the barrel struek against a bssne h
ard vas atHs hars~d. The bullet
eslf~r~d the left aide of the iiswiby
tzsy'a hotis ani csnte out At the back
lie frll usortaiis wounded
The Row lhs family 10 veil kneu y
At 9fern Lake. where the accident
aseusres. snd have the deep respect
81 the community.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
ANSWER
Mr.. BRAY

An answer Naz ulea In the su
prtior caurt to-day la the ease 81 q.
y hraY against the American Hrrw .
ias Company. thr iiaaeer realty
Company aud Parker a arhniiti. at
tofMVya. The sui IL 10 fagoN 81 $50
WhiCh hfaY ulaiua Wak pat up as
security 10 srrure position a. col
ieNtor foe the brewing company
II n deaird that liraN put up the
money A. security. iastrad. II "
etalmed. be hausht stock ia the
eyNwtnH company outtiEht 1t ~
also defted that uantiact WAS
made Ia employ him ias collector.
y u slleged that fatker a schmidt
did asree 90 eufo hlm employment
- folleptor salesman o. la SOME pos
sltlon he might hs qualified To fiii,
II T. stated In an affidavit by
Theodore kutaner that nfaY admit .
tea hts aet hrinN qualified AZ coll
hector AMI agreed 90 tsss a position
t-attling hecr IA the brewery, krnH.
NET. "a ha IL mauAser % the brewery,
states that bray Jailed to show IN
Tea work Monday. December \. a. 10
HAD agreed "a de-, and that on the
Nrdns adaN follawing he waa notified
that the phsitlpn was Htill open iaf
BIN.
Sea eftheless ulay did not take tho
bib, but Instead brought suit to re-.
raNer his money.
IN hts affidavit Kruan~r atates
that Parker = schmitt were fully
empowered 90 sell stock IA the brew
ina company and to make contracts
Tor employment on ~ behalf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
AT TER THE
ELECTRIC co.

The Seattle Electric Company must
paw the street and build additional
shrdn IN front sf the James street
uoNcr house ana transfer station ar
forfeit some valuable tracks az that
place
This action Was taken by the beard
OF public works to-day, The neere-
ttrY was Instructed o. write iettef
20 Gruefal Manager ple kinson en-
cia@ing the above uitimatum,
Chairman Thomson severely ar
f1iEurd the electric company for its
diiatnrY methods In ioakias after the
efsnafart Of IL patrons lie said
several months asa this beard
gave the seattle Etegtfis Company a
permit % lay additional tracks near
The lanes street station With the ex.
pltsit uva~srtandins thHt the VEIN
pany would pave the street and keep
II risar IN front Of and adjacent 20
that transfer station. sud would
erect additional sheds for the ac-
esmwadatian % the paeite Ne, the
fifai thinK has h-en deue ny the
company 10 carry out this agree
rfrnf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
SAYS HE
WAS ROBBED

The report OF a bold highway RIB.
berry was made 10 the police last
nisht BY ], -, eaulrys OF sia feHlrr
way, After an investigation by the
poiica the story Il pronounced by
them 10 b. 'dshy"
tonlaN stated that he WAS met by
4 lone hiEhwaNtian at the corner OF
Fourth akcnuA south and King
street last nlsht. The thug, he sryn,
had twu fesolVrra. and pointed them
At his head. with the command to
hold up htH hands. when the thief
hecame aware that his victim was
Willing 10 comply With the require
menta ~ pat the guns ia hts pockets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
GOT FIVE CENTS

A Highway rssb~ry IN the nsw ten
dsrioln district Melted two thugs Just
rrrts this morning They wrr-
apparently satisfied With this hes-
ever. aud departed with their pun
DIR y hen they found that IL v a. all
that the victim had.
John u. Price. an ~HiptoYe II the
e efnnlerce ssiaop. ssn sixth avenue
south. ~as thi. time the victim he
had flushed his work. IN the ssld.pn
al oscia~rk this morning ard was
sa the say to the haus u the nasrn-
sng hsrtrns~r whom ~ esii- each
morning.
between sinh avenue south and
Maynard axena- he Was met by the
tWo thiexes- Beth wore masks and
each wa@ armed. Dne Of the thugs
held revolver 20 the head OF the
vtettfn white tfs~ ufitrf nea ~ he'd hts
Is1fketn- All the money ~ had was
a nickel and the thieves took that
The naattsr ~sa r-frortesi 70 Police
man baneeli on the teudsrloin beat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
SNEAK THIEVES
HOT employees

sneak thieves Of the lowest type.
probably morphine aud cea.slns
fienis Of the teHtsrlo. = district. are
said to b. responsible Tor the leaaes
Incurred OF late BY the vegetable am
produces stand In the National Meat
Cempanr's market at 5is Aan
street
4. w. I.eaveaNorth. owner of the
stand. which il independent Of the
meat company. said % the matter
today
The report made Of the thefts 10
the police has been mlHe0urtrued by
aonne people. ~ waa not Intended
that the polsc~ should believe We
suspected any employees OF the mar
net 81 the thefta.
quite Ia the contrary. I know u
10 Sc a fact that the goods ! have
lost have been stolen by sneak
thieves Nho pass the store before
ayiight IN the morning and after
dark at night and steal when ! am
not able to watch them.
They have sna;ched many small
articiss from the counter from time
70 time and escaped"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
ChAFFEE
is next
IN LINE

WASHINGTON. Dee ~ The
announcement l. made by the
VAR department this afternoon
that - = reward FOE his Philip
pine services General Adna n
Ghnffee viii BE- Hppalntcd to
ruccsed General seymour a.
YOUNG a. lieutenant general
commanding the regular army
Nounx will succeed General
. Miles nrxt August. and retires
the following January.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

loo EaaiHnts t8uinel nfgHans 1901 i.im
burger. iuutfei hrlch. aNiaa. tsn 100
ffEH FfeHh ranch, aiH3hf Fast
ern. affgec
Poultry Hens. live. timiihci dreH.
nrd, l6m lie. broiiefH. $50 dozen
turkeys. dressed. aiu2sc. live ducks
lgt4e. live geese. 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

with flOsAfs APPLICATIONS. a. fhag
ranHat roach the ssat ~ the tisssass, g.
fsffh tH a hiaisi ~ funat lfutlaHai diasaHs
nna IN ufinf n rufs u 4qu uMHf take To-
tsfnAi remedies Halls rHtauh Cure l.
- fsu internally. and arfa hfaetiF uH TIE
hidatd sud ntufgfia surfaces ttalfa =
tarfh cure 4 not = uusch medicine u
was tHaansited ~ one ~ tho hasf phFat
cianH 10 iids ranntff fiff years and IL
regular pff 81 Option u " rufnp8sH1 ~ fha
best tnnirH kHHau. usuahfue1 aith me- iaesi
hiessd uufifisfsI HrtiHs difsffif pn tire
muffHta sifffaeaa. The uTffsla aaniiliHas
tlan Of the two ingredients tH what pfp
duees surh H,anaefful RESULTS in aufinH eas
isrft srnf roe testimonials free
D. !. CHENEY 4 CO. ffufls raiein q
sf,id - hftsElata. pftra 10
Hafis Famiir fnis are tha best.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

/. 8. HELLAN co. formerly 70.
Gated at it0d First avenue are
established at Nos 2ia and ana In
the Arcade building. We are pro-
noting and operating mining
properties. have performed esf
feet OF tunnel and shaft work this
year and will do much more next
year. Come and see us concern
Ing stocks and mining. you Will
not regret doing so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
ROOM THIEVES
ARE ACTIVE

one more rosaa burglary waa re-
ported 10 the police last nlght. J ,
iiieac h~f. Nho rooms in the Juanite
hause. ssss that nis ruam ~as broken
int ; ~sfefsiay and an oxefroat aud
several either Articles Of ciothins
stpiau.
Two altered ruotn workers are In
the city lall One has essafsseed 20
committing tnnumrFsnte bafHiarf=@
ard u l. said that ;hsHe 10 ssad
prouf against the stheF. However,
the soosn Wark attn continues.
Tits fuaefal % the late Franklin
stacy whitney, eho diet IT ~.
Ju.rphs hospital. ~ Tacoma. y~etsf-
day. vii take place IN that city
from the undertaking parlors Of
Roberts q sons at l a'eioek sunday
afternoon A ~utagy ever the re-
mains wfil - Delivered BY wiIiia m
Hiseknian. president of the state
Federation % fsat~sf. ~ ~ stch organ
ination the dscessrd sas treasurer,
The cooks and waters tnion last
nlxht adapfetf russstiuticns sulogi am q
Mr.. whitney ard extending symp.
thy 90 his family.
To Cure . Geld In o~s Day
Take laxative Itseuso Quiains
Tsbists. THIS signature
on every bon. s<e.
OHvvp>
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

A warrant has been issued Tor
John Burns. celored man, on n
charge Of threats to kill The COM
planning witness n George John :
son. who IL accused by Burns with
Burns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
RUSTICA TES

WASHINGTON. u. - Dec, 20
President Roosevelt and HIS eutlfr
family. with the exception " " lee
Alice, left at noun today to spend
sunday a Rapiian, tfilpepfvf
county, Virginia Fhey viii visit the
family Of Joseph Wilmer They
travelled an special train ~ three
cars None hut HstFrt service men
accompanied the family. Secretary
. 'orielNpu remains IN Washington
The news was kept secret until the
last moment. aud there was "a mad
rush ~ disappointed pfesH represent
tatiNcs TO the depot Just ~ the train
ttaH nullfnr mt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
CONGRESS

WARRINGTON - G.. Dee 70
Only 30 senators we're ln their seats
to-day. The conference report On the
appropriation Tor the compensation
OF the commission upon the anthfa.
cite coal strife arbitration WAS laid
before the senate and was agreed 10.
II fixes compensation at the rate nf
- eco yeaf for members not Ia the
government employ The Philippians
currency bill Was faNurahly reported
The house bill granting pension OF
$50 ntonth 10 the widow Of the lata
Admiral Kimberly, Was passed, The
viEhi hour labor bill was reported
With an amendment.
senator Morgan addressed the sem
ate this afternoon upDn the Panama
canal matter. Al Is the senate adj
ioufutd until January 8.
The conference report upon The
compensation % the anthracite cefn-
mission was placed before the house
by Cannon. II was adopted without
debate OF opposition. The house adj
tourned At u 40 until January 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
THE MARKETS


Oranges took fall this morning.
aud n looks nH though they would
be plentiful and ahsnp hf Christ
mas The extra fancy stock IA only
worth taaa per box For the first
tine IN the history ~ the local
market two carloads OF Pine Cove
oranges arrived this morning from
California Heretofore they have
heatt shipped east entirely, They are
the best brand ever an the local
market. according 10 some dealers
hsnert arrangement however, ar
fer IA opinion, t'ammeiiaH are the
lhNarliua Of many. while ttsdiands
Highlands and itaars are the very
finest according to others SIN they
M sell az the same price 20 that the
buyer has hia choies. The genuine
Japanese oranges are 81 "a. hut their
rnusin-, which have been taught to
srpW In California, outeiaHa them,
selling at tlTb.
The poultry and egg market IL
well supplied. with no changes.
4 heavy shipment ~ california
oranges and other fruits Il expected
On the uihatillR, which arrived to-
day. 80 that NEXT weeks market viii
begin well stocked.
WHoLHsAIE PRICES
ffhsss price. sF- 70 any bay.s Ia aa.a
titiss rfire. on Enaatl Furahasas aysras.
80 PEI cent, hiEhsfi
prosislers
Fresh Neat@cow haaft aite per ~ stsas
bssf fufite psf To- unttrn Nsthof. fel
srss. s4ei rafh. p'sH 10 veal 500,
Psssisiea. ISL breakfas' baees
ifisei bellies fresh. tssse
Vegetables
huftahh patatues natiFs taHfii per
ton fattnias. 81 aisutit. earfssta. tpdtsa
iFt eaesi ietture. 10 fef dos hot hneas.
81 90 case cauiifioweF. tiHfi - dor
tufNfps sae5 saflir. g. cAnhasa u uoff
~ - l~F r~tf celery. ca sweet rafateea.
luetse psf H.. Chiii i.spp-fs. o. 70 rsF has
saasfkrauis 81 pes ID. onions. SOC per
cwt. squasheH. eff2isc psr 10.
orysn Fruit. Etc.
i4enians ~ rsuf4 - ser bosi saahina aps
iiiss. aoolh~ rsf bns sstins arfiss. "a u
~ - VT hos. l@Eanas. - Gata "a. pina-
apples, gtaoUe per box oranges,
~ Iaaf1 % per box Japanese. 81 sh4
~ IS PCT tas. srsps fniis too Hrapss.
iefeffiniuua. 81 r. eainuis t44ftc Cniis
fsfnta dfist hHs " tsisfi TO- imported
o. "a tuik aEs i1es ser ID.
Better, Cheese. Eags. Poultry
natfara M ashsnnfnu rfahHlefiss Sc
easfHHH 80 a. FanfH tHI 70
ths--s Native ManhIast1a full cream.
-
fatIul.fa4 Pam - sarvalf "a zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

NVT II
In pursuance Of the Bylaws % the
Washington and Alaska Ftrh COM
pauy. notice IL hereby given OF the
annual meeting TO All stockholders u
record IN said company. Said meet
ing wiii be held At room -. Union
block. at 10 a. m. on Monday. jan
uary s 1893. for the purpose u elect
ing fun board Of trustees for the
ensuing year Of 1905.
by order OF the President.
r. w. EYANSoN.
ser EIsfN WILCOX. SEC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

because Hert Stacey piano
salesman. IL alleged 60 have a psf-
nttinus habit 81 plnrhlug hts wife.
Nellie Stacey. the injured party. 80
cured divorce from him today 70
the superior court She also stated
that on one occasion. when she
" anted to SO Go the races he didn't
approve ant struck her 10 the tzar
with his fiat. aktNikmu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

Mrs VI. ID. Pease begr TO announce
the removal u her Cloak and Miilin-
cry establishment from fie7 Ia 1905
Second avenue. New Arcade
hfafsk"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20


NOTICE Oh HEARING IN RE
SALE or COUNTY PROPERTY
Notice IL hereby given that The
board Of county commissioners 81
King county. Washington. will con-
VINE in their rooms In the King
county courthouse. January sih. 1904.
az the hour Of 2 o'clock .. m, for
the purpose Of hearing and deter
mining the advisnbiltty Of selling.
beginning f5T.5 feet ". Of the
r. =. corner Of r. W. y OF :. .. u.
thence n. 1890 feet. thence v. 1865
feet. thesce y 1890 feet. thence e. to
beginning, in sec. I. u 81. n. r. q
q. q. acquired by King county al tar
sale. said land containing { acres
Parties Interested for or against
said sale viii appear NJ said date
and have a hearing.
Dated this ard day OF December,
1904
THE BOARD or COUNTY COM
MfssfONERS OF KING cOuN-
TY.
by Geo. n. I.amping. clerk OF the
Hoari
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
ssMAn ARResrrp

kentsler nm eSpresHnan, was
arrested this morning ou charge OF
driving around corner faster than
= walk. Policeman Nunn.il made
the arrest, ksniaier WAn arrested
on similar rhaHse few days ago
and fought the eaHe when ID came ar
In the noiiee court. lie Was found
RutltN and fined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

Mrs. Mary sharr, who lives be
tween fremont and ballard. was run
over and seriously injured by q
hatiRt'n Wagon this afternoon as she
was about to beard IA car on second
avenue and cherry street. She was
taken Ia the culuninl hotrl fha
driver of the wagon A a. Perry,
was placed under arrest by Detective
Naupsnstain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

Any picture in the store at one
half price at Justice's- 80 Column
bia street. old postoffice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

King county Washington. viii meet
IN their rooms IN the King county
court house On the 2sth day Of De-
enihef. 1909. at this hoaT Of o'clock
o. m. Tor the purpose u hearing
selling Lot /. Section ~. TaNnshlp
II North. Range East. acquired
by the county Al tax sale.
Parties Interested for or against
said sate VIII be present at ala
date and have a hearing.
Dated this z5th day Of November,
isOz
HOARD or COUNTY cOMMIa-
sioNERS or KIN9 COUNTY.
~ Geo. y. L.ampins,
Clerk Of the Hoard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

A present that will last as long
as you live. No gift will afford
more pleasure to your home
than a Charter Oak. In buying
a Range YOU want the best. and
when YOU buy a Charter Oak
Range. YOU are running no risk.
They have stood the test for a
hundred years, and are guaran-
tced IN every respect. We also
have a large line or Rockers.
Rugs. Writing Desks, Book
cases, etc. We also have a
good Upright Piano. 20 il you
will only give rs a call. we can
save you money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar.
sslns oniy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

NOTICE or HEARING IN REAL.
Estate Sale nf Lot I. Section IL.
Township II. Range D.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Board % County Commissioners II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

The baitlsshin Wisconsin u again
at the naxN yard. To welcome the
buts back. take beats from Pier J
Sunday. At 10 a m. and ie y. IA
touad trip tickets. 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

burnt Leather = Denny -cerysli
Co 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

RoyAt CHRISTMAS passI


At King Hrpa. eit Ftrai ave.
mems ms furnishings. AZ
price zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

carved Leather - peuay -ceryeil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
Il Would Be
Difficult

,..a 70 find hsndsnmer ana
49, ....aplrte inv OF Holiday goSds
THAN THAT
...,.xsA by the Rarten nras Go,
~ ,hsy Are solid at deep cat rate
ron INSTANCE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20
Best in
Years

Our f-soemhsr business. ~ are
sIes<rd % state. has hs-sH unusually
Ia-ss - far Maas fine pianos and
efnans aaa ali kinds u small uiasical
tstruiHents are beng disposed OF
sfsrf DAY. Fimes ARE ko,id. fnoney
i plentY. ~ are showing a uaaspsfi-
esft xias l. our halliday pixies are ex-
esstinkiY low. and Ns are selling on
VIZ easF terms. Eysfy BODY APP
rarrrslr Is trvisg 70 make them-
sflrc2 f4miiirs and friends happy.
attn sa-se anFt 81 rs4slg@l faefru-
narf our iiue % pianos efntsrares
- y usif kuoNn uiAkes IS Chick err
las 4 ssns kir4nhiH ftaiet y.
c1hie. Prase. .. y Iohaxton Co.
flstfnrfr a Brfuk~rhof Pianos ava
al.rbaIi Organs ~hish ~ are Of
f<rsr.< Al exesrdinkly attractive
prir~s. and sriilRE on very EASY
f~us.
Small Mossssi isssssmsrss
n = nos raplti, spprps ching the
sln1s for our snn0al stock takinE
AMI IN order ~ gios~ out the great.
- nanshsr possible. We ulii coa-
ilnee % sell until January 1 nnsaf
aBrz ~ our Victims. Guitars. Man
4I&tIt"s - = - AAhNNR4N4HA anu AAANt~
naaxs af eF~Ts description at VIZ
tuily ear-hslf i-s~ than actual
rslar.
rsiksns Machines ZOE Presents
We are sole asspts fut the Caium-
~ Prauuxrapn 60. makers Of fhs
p<rfe<i talking mas hins--ths Graph
ephsn2. We arr selling these mrrry
fBs-nsaker- by the dozen to sreopie
xhp alsh 10 give present that siil
raks sserybotY happy. They tatk.
lxixh. sing and play hand music
p<rfecsir Aske present " en3 10
f<s- oun household. and rntey AZ
rs4f e~n fir-side the latest nsa~tc
\ The aF~rs hosfs~e snd cpusert
nils. a. rend~est by the greatest
ntlsfz Cylinder machines from $40
. fi@. Fiat-sfise machines at siA
. AMI - Records. ~. ta' aud ~
afsphophoneH Sold on easy terms.
Closing out Sheet Mvsse
Three u~snftss ago We announcesi
~ closing out sale Of our @he-t
Hasic Department. sinee which time
~ have sold At retail th0unauds %
klhrs warth. AMI white All tbs late
npuisF music has been soif tanr
20. tters stili remains quite a stock
thatl- riAsni - riiuAs ~ 80 sar
sslfsff composers We val make
forf eefk 81 thn balanee after Jan
nfy l. EeioW ve subioin a few
al1pise 81 how Ne are selling it.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

NE carry everything IN way Of
,''a.. and GENTS rofLEr st,rS.
r'HseS CHArEi.AiNES. etc.
COME EARLY,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

hsttsf- " ashaHsfaa rfeameftss. asF
easfHHn. GNHA2as Fanrh te41ea
cheese Native Mashiastaa nah cream.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

The beat and brightest stock
al prizes from almost nothing
ap 10 what you md here We
buy direct from the mAnufaof-
tnrerr and In such iarEn guam
titles that We are able 10 sell
them At the lowest possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-20

I for or against
present at ssii