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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-22
So BIBLIoTEcA DEL BoLEr1N NnRcANY1I.

quiera que vayas levaras congo tu sudaro, como el
musulman de Ia Meca
-iMorela! exclame-Morela! Como 10 sabes?
Mas ella vovi6 el rostro del otro lado; un leve
rapdo estremecimento sadudi6 su cuerpo espir6 va
entendf mas su Voc.
Como ella 10 habfa previsto al morir d6 q luz
aquella criaura no resp6 sno despues que madre hui
DO cesado de resprar la hija de Morela creci6 de
una manera extraha cuerpo inteligencia fue re-
trato vivo de su madre 20 La qse con amor mas pro-
fundo intense del que crefa capaz de sentir por
ningdn ser humane.
EmPero, antes de que hubiera trascurrido mucho
tempo 81 cielo de aquel puro aecto Sc nub6 Ia me-
1ancofa Ell horror la trbuacion Sc condensaron en-
e1 en- forma de nubes.
va die que la hija de Morela creci6 de una manera
extraa cuerpo nteigencia extrafo en- verdad fue
desarroo ffsico pero terbles los tumrtosos pensa
mientos que Sc ocumularon mi cabeza en- tanto que
estudaban el dcsaIrolo de ser Intellectual lEra pe
sible, tompoco que fuese de otro modo cuando cada
momento descubrfa los concepos de la nina ell poder
adato las fac iades de Ia mujer cuando las ecciones
de L. experencia brotaban de los abios de Ia infanca
cuando todas horas yefa brar Ia discretion las pa
sionesNe Ia edad madura con sus ojos rascados med
tatvos' cuando. loTeptO hreron estas coses mis-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-22
\ 9ehciado don Jose Eduardo Figueras
y Gimenez, Secretario del Tri-
soiq2 bunal de Distrito de Arecibo.

y =
lsoiq2 bunal de Distrito de Arecibo.
CERTIFICO: que en- las diligencias
sobre ejecucion de la sentencia dictada
en- ell j1icio declarativo seguido por Ia
mercantil de esta plaza tRoses y Ca. T"
contra la succession de Don Eusebio Pc
rez, en- cobro de pesos, ha presentado
escrito el Letrado defensor de dicha
mercantil, ell cual, como la providencia
en- su virtud reca1da, es como sigue:
"Que no habiendo sido possible mott
fear 4 los sefiores "Gonzalez y Alon-
So" la providencia haciendoles saber Ell
estado de la ejecucion para que inter
vengan en- Ell aval1o de los bienes en-
bargados 81 les conviniere, segt1n 10
acredita la certa-orden acompafada,-
procede y-Suplico a la Corte sc sirva
decretar Ia notification por edictos en-
forma dispuesta por la ley"
Providencia-Arecibo, Enero diez y
siete de mil novecientos tres.-Por pre-
sentado el anterior escrito con Ia carta-
orden de referencla que Sc agregara a
srs autosy como Sc pide, hagase la no.
tifcaci6n pendiente por edictos que Sc
6iaran en- ell lugar de costumbre de esta
localidad E insertaran en- uno de los pc.
ri6dicos de mas sclrculacion de San
Juan.
Y para la notification del acreedor
Sres "Gonzalez ysAlonso," cuya socie-
dad Sc disolvi6 y Sc ignora quien sea el
liquidador de la misma, Sc inserta ell
presente en- uno de los Diarios de mas
circulation de San Juan, haciendosele
saber que la ejecucion SC encuentra en-
la via de apremio y pr6ximo la su-
basta de la finca "Caricaboa" sta en- el
barrio de Jayuya-arriba, del termino
municipal de Utuado, compuesta de
334 cuerdas ga centimos, equivalentes q
I35 hectareas, 81 areas, 81 centiareas de
rerreno de vega y quebrado, a pastos,
ma1ezas y con plantaclones de cafe, que
linda por el Norte y Este, con ell rio
Carihoa; por ell Poniente, con la fnca
nombrada "Arena1" de Don Eusebio
Perez; por ell Sud. con otra fnca nom-
brada "Gripifias" del referido Perez.
Dado en- Arecibo, veinte de Encro
de 1902.
JOSE E. FIGUERAS.
81 Secretario.
Don Juan Morera Martinez, Presiden-
te del Tribenal de Distrito de
San Juan:
Hago saber que por D Antonio Soler.
vecino de Toa baia, Sc ha Soicitado Ell
dominic de la fnca siguiente:
"Terreno en- el barfio de Candelaria
de Toa baja, hoy Bayamon, compaesta
de treinta y siete cuerdas, 6 sean Gator
ce hectareas, cincuenta y cuatro areas
Y veinte cuatlo ceatiareas, colinda al
Norte con terrcnos de Mr.. w. w. Mi
ner; al Sud, Santiago Olivo, al Este,
succession de Dionisio Guemares y Ca
nuto Morales, Y al Oeste, Mister Miner
y.Matilde Sanchez"
Y para que los que los que Sc cream
con a1gt1n derecho real Sobre el in
mueLle descrito. asf como las personas
ignoradas, hagan uso el derecho que
les concede la Ley, dentro de sententa
dias naturales, ibro el presente en- San
Juan a 10 Enero de 1905. Juan More
"a Martinez. Evaristo Velez@ Secre-
tario INFERNO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-22

Con equidad. elegancia solides sc haoen
en- este taller todos los trabajos del rnmo.
Existsneia varada de generos de primera
clsss ingleses, frsnceses, americanOs catala-
nes. Precios n6dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-01-22

Ra9s5e d iEA vneIta 1oE rsbaja. Miles,
= hnnA was a1es gratis do esfA ednA
ha1A - aDes nltad do pasa1e. Les va
p0Fo8 do cetR Ifnea sen rec0mondahles per
Hss osnzodadades espesiales para pasaie-
res, anleAnaaae Dc Fserts Rioe New York
al EoAe1nr u dkan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

prove himself a stakeholder lie
claimed e. own tt0.eeo shares In the
coucetn, but the company show cd
them 20 have been irresulafly OBJ
tatned
n n sullcv a siEuWrlteH was ar
rested last nisht au Green Lake car
Is Inspector Grant % the street car
company, aud taken 20 taii. eharEvd
with disorderly conduct. Il IL allcEea
he bearded the car drunk and used
pfofaur language.
4 Michasisan. arrested a few days
agp hY fatSulnHn Kelly. while trying
10 sell leo pounds % old brass Naa yes
terday fined 50 and costs Tot prttit
lareeny He save a $40 bond and APP
psaiad the case.
Twenty zone produce peddlara % the
city pfKanired a union last nisht aud
wtil affiliate With the Western Cen
trail fAbor uuian. The officers are
Corners. president Wright Vice pr~n-
tdeuts i.sEHiua. HrrrvtarYs Kelly
treasurer Rsheeea. Pine and ovhri.
ffee trustees
Mrs Odeilia Grain has Instituted
divorce proceedings against her hur-
band. Richard Grain. on the ground
az nnu-Huppuft She asks for the
custody Of her tso small children
The hods - John e. Mccarthy who
committed suleide yesterday morning
Ia the 0rvat Northern hotel WAS
shipped 20 kaasnsll Mont. this moru-
iug BY the u5uns Watson company
Mrs MetarthY left on ths saRf train
with several friends. who wrrv IN
reat. O. California with the couple
when Mccarthy took hts iifs.
The Italian bark Cavuur. Captain
r. t.efiauos which stranded on rua.
caek spit Tuesday evening will De- a
total inas. The heavy seas have
reuudsd her e. pieess and her carna
il drifting cut - sra. This CavouT r.
owued by Domingo Luero. Who pur-
chased her In fsst She Vas built a.
81 johns, Nova Scotia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
D.S.JOHkSTON co.
90' Second Az. Burke Bldg.
MUCH TOO
STRONG
BALLARD JUSTICE EXCEEDED
HIS JURISDICTION IN DEAL
ING OUT JUSTICE

Ius,ics q The Peace t.aeas. % nal
lard. until to-day. s,idsngls has been
iaberink under the dsiazian that be
has Jurisdiction 90 sentence petty
criminals and dis,urhsrs q n. peace
e a. much time IN iali a. be deems
necessary faF me uril being - The
eammunltr The matter Was called
e Superior Judge Bells attention yes
tnfdhy through letter written b.
Fvsd ffa wkihs. whe has bssn a pfiss
oner n ths county San for uaars four
nsoufhs having been sentenced b
tsueAa % sis mouthH term
Hawkins bsEEed tfs court - release
hlfn. ard upau investigation iudrs
He'll had him hfuugbt irto court this
moruinE ard discharged him fram
eHstoay. Hawkins vas bound over s.
kaep the peace ~ Iastiea fsaeas ussrs
than four maatha 49,. amd placed uHz
Or heavy bends iIs bad been untsssl
Up tn a fight and had been gsnsraiiY
disnrdsTiY
tpou hts stating that Re s21sd pat
ssvs bonds. Laras. instead - Simply
committing him. snrruaehsd urnn the
province ~ the superior easirt Judges
by Heutsueiuk fIawhtns 70 a tsrta If
imprlnunmeut sxesfdluE = days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
NARROW
ESCAPE
LEAK IN A GAS FIXTURE AL
BUT COST T. r. PoMPAREf
HIS LIFE LAST MIGHT

r r. Pomphrey had a narrow 80.
eaps from death by gas asphySia
tion. In his room at $685. Firth ave
nue.. last night The accident Was
due 10 a leak IN a gas fixture. Ca
retiriuk. pcmphreY turned e8 thr
gas. and according 60 his usual cuH-
tons. raised the window, Had NJ
not done 30. he would have beet
IN the morEue to-day,
Humphreys lAndlady. on afisinf
this morning. dstectrd the oiur Ql
gas coming from Ppmphreys room
and upon opening the doof. found
pumphrey lyiux unconscious an the
bed. she immedltely called hel
son. and With him ran for assist
ance. on rsturlug 60 the house
they found that Fomphrry had par
italy recovered from the effects OF
the gas. ana after working over him
for q few moments. he Vas brought
out 81 danger.
pemnhrey was formerly employ
"a by the Seattle E1ectrte company
but Is now working In the county
auditors office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

IN port fhis morning In TOW af the
tugs ffoueer and Mnndsref. Th-
Mhufeuu e. frufu Port f1iHat-th.
England. Nlsh a cargo 81 cement
and general merchandise. The Hai-
den 10 FROM East London. south
Africa.
The Pacific Coast Steamship com
panyH steamer tmAtiila. arrived
from Han Franctseo this morning
with 10 passengers aud a fun ehfEa
uf frviahi
The steamship Senator which sas
90 have sailed yesterday Tor Fan
Francinep from Vancouver. vii not
act away until tomorrow owing g.
the thick fog.
The british ship Asiatid~s Captain
Puppy. ffum Iunin fpr San Fran cisco
has been piasrd On the overdue lat
The German Ehig AfiRdnc. Which
has almost finished loading her car
go ~ lumber ~ Olympia. VII b.
,oNed 20 Port ToNussnd aud there
secure a crew. after which abe Viii
clear fpr the West egsst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
WILL HOLD
REVEALS
PROMINENT PRESBYTERIAN
PULPIT ORATORS AHE Cow .
INC HIRE NEXT VEIN

J Wiih~F Chapman evangelism q
the COMMITTEES ~ the general assem-
bly 81 the Presbyterian churches OF
AtusFira. w=so Ia an orator - inter
national reputation. VII arrive IN
Seattle Tuesday frum the fsst. Dr.
Walton " hn ia alan = notse ffsA-
bYtrrian evangelist. vii fsarh the
city SUNDAY ami viii open reftss
q rvytvais to BE- held by the Pres
bgtrrian churches iu thlN city.
pr Walton will Hpsas sunday
morning AZ Bethany church, AZ z
=. ~. At the FRET church. and Ri
7tE p ~ AZ WsatmiHstsr church
Monday unnFniuE. A. 10 30 o'clock.
he wiii H4afesa the MlniaisSinl a.
ISOLATION At the Y NJ G. A. At ;
q. m. and also az 7 % 3 M. he vii
preach at the FiFst Presbyterian
church
Nfr. Chapman vii deliver three
sermons at ths First church TueH-
day One At 3 a. m. another az : 30
q. m ana the third NJ - y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
MUNROE
IS FREE
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY DIS.
MISSES CONCERT HALL CASE

The case q Harry Muaroe indict.
81 by the superior court grand jury
last winter. on a charge - employ
ing women IN place where liquor
vas sold was dismissed IS superior
iudac Bell this morning nu the mo.
ton % Prosecuting Attorney Scott
IN statement filed In support o.
the petition for dismissal Mr. Scott
alleged thHt 10 had tigntea
thoroughly the charge against Mum.
roe and Was convinced that 20 was
unf0uuded 81 far as hs could learn
he stated Munroe had never beer
connected lu any way with the man
aRemeut Of the star theater asa not
awn the premises and was not en-
played there st the time mentioned
In ths Indictment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
"UNKNOWK'
WORD WILL BE CARVED ON
ANOTHER AENDsToNE IN
PoTTERs FIELD

The dscomposed body ~ man
which waa found b. J. Mcdonald
and Nike Murphy In the hay ~ the
foot % Thomas street. yesterday at
feruuou. has not set been identified
az the nouney- Watson u1urgue. ana
viii tomorrow b. buried iu the Pot
fers field unless identified.
The body had evidently been iu the
water about sis weeks The man
was feet ~ inches IN height. uliaut
a. years old and had dark hair. mus
farhr and beard. lie was dressed as
marine fremen are usually dressed.
IN overHiis and Jumper No papers
were found on him that might lead
90 Identification.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN
assunnausuansuasnnunuss

Nrs Jane Jex q south Seattle
vaa committed to the insane asylum
b. Superior Judge Taliman yester-
day. Her friends testified that Mrs.
Jex's mind hi been failing foi
years and that there was danger %
her taking her uwn life. as shs has
% late become very melancholy.
She Il 81 years Of age
a small blanc Ia the home q Her
mann smith. tfz1 HayEtan street.. last
nlshf at s o'cloek Vas quickly exiin-
gashsd by the eheuh1i upon The ar
rival 81 the firsmsn. The laaa Nili b.
covered by ~ The fire - supposed %
have been started b. ehiidren play.
iaE with matches.
The suit for the appointment % a
receiver for the Alaskan Petroleum
a Coal compstnY. Hhich VAS lnstl-
tuted BY G. =. Crockett. last spring
was dismissed. Crqck@tt failed 90
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SHE WILL
COME HOME

Chester Smith. who sued his wifc.
Mrs. May smith. fut divorce. som,
time aRo. on ground 81 deaevtion.
had his ease dismissed this moruips
by Superior Judge TailmRn because
he said he guessed he would try once
more to persuade his wife 90 return
20 him.
She II At present in the Fast. hui
smith stated In court that he had n
tn that 10 he would send her a
ticket she would come back TO Seat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
4 NOVEL
RUNAWAY
-FOUR FIRE ENGINE HORSES IN
A MAD DASH THRouoH Tt+E
STREETS OF CITY

Pedestrians on THIRD avenue had
a chance To witness one uf the most
novel ruuawsyH that has uceurrrd in
the streets - seattle for many
moons. 40 noon. yesterday. And thr
marvel - that no serious accident
attended u.
When the bell az engine house No
sounded tne upau TAPS. the three
engine horses ard one ~ the hose
cart steeda. leaped from their stalls.
dashed % the front % the engine
hogz-s broke through the heavy chain
that barred their way. aud whlrisd
into the street. the engine horses
abreast. closely followed b. the hose
cart horse.
Down Third avenue they Flew Iik-
the wind. straight a. an arrow. thun-
deriug their way toward the lower
part ~ town. looking neither right
nor left. The fhnfdsuH - their
hnpfs warned those who might b. IN
their course and delivery wagons
and other vehicles hastily got out -
the way. Al Third avenue and Yes
Ter the nsd1rned horses turned ur
the steep hiii. and continued their
way. and only stopped when sN-
hauatsd near the bruW a the hill
There they waited uil some % the
firemen from the engine house
caught up with thsm. and led them
back The horses we're auiet enough
when caught. and seemed to mupre-
ciate their informal fralie OF a mile
run.
The firemsu can only account Tor
ihs unusual proceedings IN the fact
that the horses had just been tn
stalled iu the new quarters and
thought they were called oat for o
run 10 n fire.
- -
Free Want Ad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
NEW MHEM MDM
WILL SWEEP Glenn
REPUBLICANS Will THEIR JOBS IN EVERETT, AND The
TOWN WILL HINcEFoRrH "oPEN"

.netlVe interest Ia the flght and Tor
that reason Il Was thought that his
chances for remaining we're hona'
nut the Democrats SAY No lie
also must walk
Thia Wul be The fate Of Street
Commissioner ENHtrom and Sewer
Inspector Van Nethtcu.
Speaking Of the administrations
pailsy#. prominent ncmoerat said
today While I avn not Hreakius
cor ucudleo. personally, for I know
he has not made n promise ~ any
sort. q Is my belief that the town
Will be orvn Il viii not he opened
up in am illegai way. no laws VII
be violated. but the strict regime
which a has been under viii be tenn.
psred n will not be Wide open.
but Il viii he 'orgp l think the
majority ~ the people Of the city
are in favor Of such "a move
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
AS THE
HOLIDAYS
APPROACH

People realise that one of the essen
tiai requisites for their fun enioN
ment "a Nood musir uf various styles
e. suit the different tastes This
naturally makes " necessary Go have
sumu kind Of musical Instrument.
and N YOU are not already the owner
Of one aud contemplate purchasing
uuN thlng IA this line. either fer
Yourself. family friends ur Tor a
Christmas present. We deHirc Go III
form Neu that we have the largest
assortment IN the city e. show you.
cur big sfarv iu crowded from
basement Ia balcony with the
choicest 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
SL.ANDERED

The SANDER suit Instituted hv Tony
Naaaute bath house attendant
against ~ NJ Teatcr. proprietor OF
the st Elmo baths IL on trial befor,
Superior Judge Morris. Nassure wants
$1,000 damages for having been called
a thief by tho defendant. IN the pres
once Of witnesses, and then turned out
IN the cold world to look Tor another
Sob. lie 10 n Turkish bath rubber
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

EVERETT. nee. to-rhe clcc-
tion of Democratic mayor Nestcr-
day Vii mean a clean sweep In the
city hall The head og every de-
paFtment win fan into the waste
basket
81 the entire police foree. there IL
a chance that two men VIII be kept
They arc BnukhteB and knapp
Roth these men supported hrudetk.
and. the Democrats SAY did not
work against their ticket at tha final
show adnwu.
lffr chief Common win undeuhted-
Is lose his head MANY ~ the ncm-
oerats have set their hearts on that
lie Vas la the ftght for efalguc.
frnm start "a finish.
city Engineer Rarkhuff although
a Republican official has taken NO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
drew A GUN

J Dtto japanese vas arrested
by the police last night FOR cnuy=
ing concealed weapons. otto went
into a Chinese restaurant az 2ta
Washington street and fell asleep
after eating q good meal The pro-
prietor woke him 10 and asked him
10 pay Taken by surprise ~ tho
request. Otto pulled out q gun he
had concealed under the table. and
tried 60 shoot. He had "a white cloth
wrapped about the weapon. how
ever. which became tangled in the
trigger and prevented the wea nnu
from being discharged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
B0UCKE
CASE ON
INSURANCE MAN AGAIN BE
FORE THE JURY FOR Al
LEGGED ROBBERY

+. =. Bouckc. the insurance man
who Is charged with having bound
gagged and robbed the Hliek family
at Green Lake ON December y 1902
81 being tried la the superior court
this afternoon for the second time
lie was tried few months ago. hui
the Jury disagreed Boucke Will at
tempt TO prove an alibL
II IL thought that the taking OF
testimony VIII not be begun until to-
morrow as the impanclinE OF tht
Jury will occupy the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

on account 81 repairs 20 the
steamer Flyer. tho Athlon VII be
on the run today and give daily
service. viz
Leave Seattle Z 20 a. m. ~ m,
g Is .. "a. Leave Tacoma Is a. m.
2 and y. m. ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
LOCkOU 7
Big Manufacturing Company
Will Run An Open Shop

STOCKTON. Cal. Dec io-Thc
Holt Harvester and ManufHeturing
Company last evening locked cat It's
hlaeksmitha and declared its intcn-
ton Of running an open shop Later
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
MARINE NEWS

The French bark Colonel De VILE
bfis Mauraait ard the American
schooner Willis A. Holden. oinh=
Navigation company owners. arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
Fine China Underpriced

There are hundreds ~ women
who would rather miss "a meal
than mise a chance 90 buy pretty
china under price.
Heres Rn offering each piece a
ysfttablr bargain that viii brinr
crowds % gift aeekern--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
PtANos-oRoANs

Talking Machines Music HoxvH, Vic
Inns, Accordionr. tlanipa MauduliuH
0uttars. Flutes. Ctarlueta. hfaHa In
alrumrnta. ala.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

AHf+fAAHAM 49, HHtHtAHH 'ANHA# tHtsHf"H
Inns, Accardlonn. nanioa MaudoliuH.
outtarH. Flutes, clarluetn hfaHa In
strumcnta. ete.
II will he
INTERFERING AND PROFIT.
ABLE
Tser YOU q call aud Inspect cur great
making a selection. II has come "a
ee the natural thing Tor the people
OF the Northwest la iook 60 our store
for the very newest styles and the
best values, and we can ttuthfulls
say that never before have we had
IN all respects a. choice an agErvga
ton of Pianos 20 show intending
purchaser
SECOND HAND PIANOS AND
ORGANS
We have second hand organs from
tlh upward. and Second hand pianos
from 80 un.
SOME SPECIAL SNAPS
In new. odd-atyie and sample pianos
are being closed out At a saving OF
iieo to the buyer.
The SIMPLEX PIANO PLAYER
u always on hand and ready 60 en-
turtain YOU wtth the latest and beet
All instruments sold on easy ray
mrnta. and guaranteed 10 be abao-
lutsiy a. represented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
Useful and Beautiful Gifts for Grown Folks

The collection includes gifts u a
diEulfied character useful ana
beautiful, yet withAl BY no means
expensive.
Most are covered with imitation
seal leather. gold stamped or hand
uafntsa.-4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
KerChiefs Make Pretty Gifts

Literally thousands 81 Kerchiefs
for the holiday gift buyer are
ready u the Annex And In no
previous year have such unoom-
mon values ever been offered az
The prices.
. Sc white and Colored Bor-
dsrod Handkerchief for young
Hfera
y Sc Fancy coiored and Hem
stitched Handkerchief. with en-
braiderod corners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

Free Want Ads
See Classified page for Free Wan
Ads.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

the federated trades declared Holt-
unfair
The Holt lockout is the COM
menccment Of a bitter battle be-
tween organized labor and organ
led employees, practically every
employer IN the city e backing Holt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11

tie and share with him a happy
home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-11
China and Glassware

opaiware Sugar Bowls ard Cream
JUGS. With heavy gold deoora-
tons .tss..s#sssss ..tstt.tsssss ioe
Decorated Cake Plates. raised gold
leaves and shaded rcd edges zoe
Decorated Oatmeal Bowls 2be
opal Pepper and Salt shakers 2oc
crystal Glass Peppers and asits,
nickel tops stss#-..s.....-s..s IL Ar
individual Butter Dishes ..s.44. Sc
Japanese Fruit Bowls. highly dec
Grated . inchss1. at each $50
China cups and saucrrs. pretty
blue leaves on white grounds .,
ssts.st.t. ss-sssfstsss .tstsssst Soe
brown fanrthenware Cream jugs
tssstssst ..s.ssssas.st..Hss ss.ss &c
Hundreds % cups and saucers
............. $500. .......... Toe
And a. high aH you want 50 80
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Leo's Business
College

Shorthand. tyncinE bookkeeping.
reHinanship. arithmetic. spelling gram-
mar, &C ludiVt lual instruction.
l3N SeSund avenue, Seattle.
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Handker-
chloSc Are Always
ShsSsS Acceptable

Fine Quality iiemHtitehrd Initial
Mems handkerchief. special
price. each ..ssssss.s,.,,. lbc
STA In a Fancy HaN for soc
nrst Quality Pure Linen Mems
handkerchief. hemstitehad.
zach 4.........4...... aAv
White SILK Initial Handkerchief
.ttftss $500. t#aHH#s.st ttss.. zoe
Colorvd SIX Hsndkerehiefa. with
fancy borders each ,.... 3ae
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II viii be
INTERESTING AND PROFIT.
ABLE
SECOND HAND PIANOS AND
ORGANS

We have second hand organs from
SIS upward. and second hand pianel
from 81 up
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FHncY Glove aud Hhndkerchief
Boxes. la initiation Of stamped
leather. and seal leather with
painted flowers. at. 35e to Toe
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We've a splendid line. ranKine
a. high aH $50. vhlah are nov on
sale at extra special pficea