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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
:. BAKERS COLLEGE PLAN
It Will Be Considered at Meeting
,..f uaro Nav% Tuas5o1y
Here Next Tuesday

The quarterly meeting of the executive
committee Of the National Association Of
Master Bakers will be held in Minneapo-
lis next Tuesday. The committee. may
recommend the establishment of ma
tional school for the instruction Of bakers.
The Columbia laboratory Of Chicago will
offer to found such a school. Pittsburg
will tender it's bread making wisdom and
Minneapolis, as the center Of American
-four Hing, will propose to exploit here
the mystery of the fakey loaf. - ~
The bakers may also Join the prevail
ing movement for mutual fire insurance.
Regular insurance companies, learning
that bread cannot be baked without fire,
have charged high rates upon bakeries.
"As matter of fact said William Re
gan Of this city yesterday, 1--WE find that
bakeries seldom burn, and we believe that
we can make much lower rate for our
selves than any regular company would
grant" ~ - - ~. E*.,@}
Mr.. Regan, is "a member of the execu-
tive committee. ...@s- 80 '.f,-. 2
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
AMES CAN'T COLLECT
Wasn't Resident and Therefore
Couldn't Be Mayor, It's Said.

There has been sc me talk about the city
hall that, eo-Mayor Ames would attempt
to recover $685. the amount Of his sal
ary for the four months while he was in
west Baden and D. P. Jones was acting
mayor. It is even claimed that he will
serve notice to that effect upon the city
council at it's meeting Friday night.
From good authority it was learned to-
day that Dr. Ames will be unable to collect
the salary account, as he was not resi-
dent Of the city during the four months
from Sept until jan l. and for that rea-
son was Ineligible to- the office of mayor.
He left the city in the month of August
and at that time shipped his household
goods to West Baden. This change made
him q, citizen of Indiana and he lost his
residence in Minnesota.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
HE CHARGES BIGAMY
Herman Paso Says His 7rother.in. Law
u.-a. Has Married Again
l-..:t Illegally.

Herman Paso, Finlander living in
has charged John Schrodern,
a fellow countryman and recently welded
to Miss Aluna Toiranon Of st. Paul, with
bigamy. The complainant alleges that
Schrodern is legally married to a relative
of his In Finland. that he left his wife
some years ago with the promise that
when he had succeeded in getting a start
irl this country he would send for her.
Instead of doing this, it is claimed that
he sent for Miss Toiranon. A license Was
taken out In St Paul last Wednesday and
the couple were married in Minneapolis.
The relative Of the deserted wife swears
vengeance. He went to County Attorney
Kane of Ramsey to secure a warrant but
was informed that he. would have to get
his papers in this county.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
THE WEATHER PREDICTIONS

Internationally fair tonight and
Wednesday,; warmer in south and west
portions tonight; southwest winds. WIS
consin-Fair and slightly warmer to-
night; Wednesday. increasing cloudiness;
brisk southwest winds. Lower Michigan
Fair tonight; Wednesday, partly
cloudy; BRISK southwest winds. Upper
Michigan-Partly cloudy tonight and
Wednesday; brisk southwest winds. Iowa
Fair and slightly warmer Tonight;
Wednesday. partly cloudy: southwest
winds. North and South Dakota. Mon
tana-Fair tonight and Wednesday;
westerly winds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
CAN. GET Is PER CENT
Claimants for Refunds on inheritance
- Taxes and Probate Fees VIII II
1 i++i> 3

To Hennepin county claimants. for re
funds on Inheritance taxes and probate
fees will be paid % per cent Of their claims
this year Such is the decision reached
yesterday by the county commissioners.
Nineteen claims were allowed and 81, GILL;
paid out on claims. aggregating b $6.485.
The law having been declared unconstitu-
Ftional, the legislature gave this county
50. 600 for refunding purposes this year.
The claims aggregate about $4,000.
The estates receiving refunds yester-
day were those'of Eliza P. Austin, George
Baier. Edmund Brewster, George M.
Burnes. John II. Camp. John A. Chris
tian John Crosby. William Duhnke. A.
W. Gowan, J. S. Heaton, Walter 8. Har-
don. Alonzo c. Rand. Mary G. Rand. James
Rowe, H. Fl. Vanderwalker, James Van
Booshirk. Mary e. White and Mary Wood
burn.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
TO REOPEN RIFLE RANGE
County Commissioners Grant the Petition
... OF Officers at Fort :
SneIlino.

The county commissioners. yesterday
afternoon granted the petition Of the Of
fcers of Fort Smelling asking that the old
rife range be put into service again. The
commissioners stipulate that during pra c.
tice sentinels must be stationed along
the county road for the warning and pro-
lection of travellers. ~ Nh
contract for furnishing culvert pipe
was awarded to the Harris Ma chinery com
pany; one for painting and kalsomining
in the courthouse to Thomas Olson; and
one for printing assessment blanks ,tc
Harrison & Smith, ...--.-.-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
CIRCUIT COURT CALENDAR.

The next term of the United States circuit
court, beginning May and ending June 2, will
be occupied with sixty-seven cases, according to
the calendar just issued Only nine cases 2origi-
mated in Minnesota. They include the actions
brought by Joseph Z. WhitWell against the
Continental Tobacco company: l.. d. York
against IT, L. Washburn, and the Township Of
Pepin against Russell Sage. ri
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
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COURT NOTES.

Judge Cray has granted writ of habeas
corpus to Rachel Grgsby, temporarily releasing
her from the .workhouse, where she was SEN
fenced from the municipal court for vagrancy.
James L. Curtis, appearing for the petitioner,
urged that the prisoner had been sentenced to the
workhouse without the alternative Of a fine. The
writ Is returnablc tomorrow at 10 a. m.
Samuel NJ. Robbie has commenced action for
divorce from Sadie Robbie, alleging desertion.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
DEATH FROM HYpNor1sx.

Monmouth. ILL.,, April Mrs. Marshall Mink
who, was hypnotized by reading Professor Harra-
lden's books on hypnotism, died at the Watertown
asvlnm Before sending her to the asylum
local hypnotist partially restored her to her nor
NAL state. but she soon became even worse than
before She imagined the attending ply siciain
to be destroying devil and fercely attacked
him After arriving at the asylum her malady
assumed enc Of the most violent stages Of mania
ever known by the superintendent. growing
worse until yesterday. when she sank into q com
atose state, from which she never rallied.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
.MEp1cs AT TABLE,

Science and sociability were combined at the
fortieth annual dinner Of the Hennepin County
Medical Society," which was held last evening
ut the West Hotel. About 120 members and
guests were present. The interesting feature Of
the evening valuable address Gastric
Ulcer and Its Relation to Cancer, . by DR.. Gus
tave Futterer, professor Of stomach and intesti-
nal diseases at the Chicago Polic1fnic DR.. :. a.
Dunn of this city spoke at some length on the
surgical treatment of gastric ulcer.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
Grand Judy Considers Jail Cases,

Jail cases are occupying the attention
Of the new grand jury. Several days will
probably be required to complete the work
and after that the inquisitors will take up
new matters. It does not seem probable
that much housekeeping will be done, att
least not until the courts have disposed
Of the several municipal cases now pend
ing.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
Sues Casualty Company.

John e. Andrus, owner of the Andrus
Building, has sued the Maryland Casualty
company for $4,000 insurance money. AL
win Wolstad was injured in one of the
Andrus Building elevators and secured q
verdict Of $4,000 therefor. The insurance
company refused to pay the claim.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
Collect on Forfeited Ball Bonds,

+ According to the report made by the
county clerk to the county commissioners
there have been since Jan. I, 1898, eight
forfeited bail bonds which have not been
realized upon. The sum represented by
these bonds is $3.50. Every effort will
be made to collect these outstanding liza
bilities. - >@'
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
DR.. BACON TRANSFERRED

Fort Smelling Surgeon Goes to Department
OF Coiumbta-eids to Be
r.. -! Opened. .. So
:, DR.. Alexander P, Bacon, contract sur
geon at Fort Smelling. has been ordered
to the department of Columbia, where he
will be assigned to the Seventeenth in
fantry. - r.
Colonel George e. Pond, chief quarter
ma ster of the department of Dakota, will
open bids tomorrow for the construction
of stables, artillery sheds and officers
quarters at Fort Smelling. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
NORTH SIDE SEWER
Council Sewer Committee VIII Recom-
mend Nineteenth Avenue N
sewer on Urgent Request.

a North Side property owners are SO eager
for sewer on Nineteenth avenue N J. be-.
tween Queen and Girard avenues, that
they yesterday offered to. advance the mo
ney The council committee on sewers
decided to recommend the acceptance of
the offer. The bid of the Wisconsin Red
Pressed Brick company for brick for flu
ture delivery at $40 a thousand was ac-
cepted. A price of $40. Is was accepted on
d lot Of brick for immediate delivery. 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
counterfelted ! Label.

Louis F. Hagaman. accused Of counter
feiting a patent medicine label, appeared
before Judge Elliott yesterday and
changed his plea from not guilty to guilty.
He was sentenced to one year In the
workhouse.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
BAKERS MAY STRIKE
they Adopt Schedule Which Master
Bakers May Refuse to
Accent,

EACCcpt.
A strike Of bakers, similar to that of a
year ago. is one Of the possibilities. May
the contract made with the Master Bak-
ers' Association expires and a new sched-
ule will be presented. 1t is doubtful If
some Of the master bakers will sign the
schedule. and If they refuse, strike is
promised.
For several weeks the Bakers Union has
been considering q new schedule of wages,
and at the meeting last Saturday night,
this schedule was unanimously adopted.
1t raises the wages in all lines of work,
but comedies one point to the master bak-
.ers-that Of allowing union men to work
nights.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07

Extreme Fashion In Easter Novelties.
At the plymouth Clothing Corner
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
LATE SOCIAL NOTES /

Eugene NJ. Stevens has gone to Victoria. Texas,
for ten days. r-s..s ~. ,..--. ...,s4, -.
Fred W. Eastman is in New York spending
the Easter holidays with his son. Will Eastman
He will return next week. = > Z sa-F. =
Monitor Hive, No. 81. i. o. T. NJ. will give
q card party at the home of Mrs. Sandcrson, re
First avenue S. tomorrow evening. 1919;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Schwab have gone To- Ilot
Springs. Ark for a MONTH. - / II
George w. Porter returned, this morning from
n trip 10 the West Indies Mr.. and Mrs Porter
stopped at Atlantic City their way hou'e and
Mrs Porter Is in Chicago for few days before
coming to Minneapolis. '-'. ~ ?. y '.~..s%+ =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
Emma Jane kesier Wants Divorce.

x EMMA Jane AF<eSier Wahts DIvorce.
Not satisfied with her matrimonial ex-
perience Emma Jane Kesler, has COM
mericed action for a divorce from Charles
G. ,Kesler. Plaintiff charges drunkenness
and cruelty. s4 8 a
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07
srArE SCHOOL FUNDS LOANED,

Loans to country school districts were made
out Of the permanent state school fund yesterday
to the amount OF $40, 94S.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07

Easter Gloves, Hats, Neckwear.
Plymouth Clothing House.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-07

Suggestions for Easter Wear.
At the "Plymouth' Clothing Corner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
Star Want AID Agencies.

p, y. Mullen, sat Ballard ave, opp,
City Hall
Fremont prus Co. Ewing stree,
ard Fremont avenue.
W. a. MapsttNad 8 Ca, Druggist,
Esd and Jaekss<- q
orsham's Home Bakery, 27o5 ts
a. e~s.
cR lehndrOti. cigar store, SIC :
Second
Thos. Harris, at Pesteiiee, RenteN.
A,ttls's Pharmacy, lat ave. north
avg sarrtsSn street }. n. little.
proprietor
Carlton s Co, Druggist coz, sth
80. ard Pso. street. South Seattle,
v. A. Moore, P0stef'ies, SO. Park,
University Drug Store, University
Station.
newell ST. Pharmacy, ios4 Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy. Mr. Clark, pro.
Pristor aoeS e. Madison.
Columbia prua Store. W. ]. Stud.
'sl, prep. Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, p. t. Fisher.
pr0ea eis Broadway and James.
Quaker Drug Co. 1913 ist ave.
lsary's Pharmacy, 2S5 N. Bread
Way phone. Union 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
POlCKERS
ARE WARY

VANCOUVER p q. oct N=Ths
Dominion government fisheries oralsef
keutfeL Capt keweomte. has lately
h~,u after the poachinE American hHl-
iHut steamers On tHs nVrtteru hHBIHE
banks.
THE Keufrsi has Eiysn chase 90 sew
cfal bat BE- each raaeGtf o. faf haH
always had his weather sya open. thr
cruiser haH nut made a capture o. -
uHiE matter - time however. tf-
flra spme ~ the predatory veHasia viii
BE- taken.
Advice from The Snrth. which came
iH ga fht steamer Tsaa are g. The e.
feet that ia every Instance 80 fer
where the - ertrri hiss given chase Ws
pc rhrHs aaeHrsard ia Estting back into
American waters before che could
rame up with them The krstFel did
not make oct the Identity II any =
thr vessels she wac after.
North - tie boundary line RUNNING
fsam Caus Muaau ga FfiHne If N hles
Island HrfoHH O. wales leland on The
uaiHlaHd shore ths haHhat banks ar
poor \ s4usnrs the American
nahlaF vessels run down into Dixon
Entrance uad q Chatham sound
Thrfs the hanEn tear hafilut hbauds
auuT at nearly ~ sraFanu q che year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
MIMI W
RkZNN
THO 9UMBuRMGN PROPOSE TO
MAINTAIN PRESENT PRICE
WILL CONFER wfJH PREsl.
DENT ELLIOTT or N. p.

TACOMA. oct 3a-.That there ~ no
occasion fut an immediate cat IN the
price ~ lumber wan practically The
unanimous decision al the regular
monthly meeting 81 the Pacific Coast
Iupnh Manufacturers association
held al the Tacoma hotel yesterday
II vac argued that az the crops lu
the West and Central West haye been
much better than expected. and aH the
furry iu business circles Do only tenn.
purary. it would be- uuwlHc 60 cut the
prlatH At thin time.
The matter 81 transportation gatte
was also considered. and President EY-
erDtt q. guEEa vac authorized Co. APP
point committee e. interview FfcHi.
dent Elliott % the Northern Pacific on
hiH trlp O. Tacoma next week and nfss
him 90 reFrIhd the order ~ bis rrefs
euHaor. at least Ia go far ne II nneets
lumber loaded ~ the Northwest The
order vac made owing 90 a scarcity ~
ears. and ~ 10 believed bg the lumber
mon that thiH HtfiuHcugy has been re-
heNsd Go some extent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
SAD NEWS

-1ess vas received here yesterday -
the death az Phoenix Aria. u Clark
Murray lie VS. q brother - James
q Murray end Coll Murray. ard a
nephew 90 J u MeuauEai 81 Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
THE MARKETS


California Hrancs are cat ~ The mar.
kst aaaiu. aHd tht commission men
are huniausfY awaiting IA rframs
laden With this fruit Witch viii BE-
here fhis afternoon ~ tomorrow marns
inE Fancy appiea are bringing reed
prices the letter grades EaiHk 81 s. =
60 o g pct taA
WHOLESALE PRICES
ess.; Fs,.'. az. e a., .sy.t 70 ssss.
% 80 esd hish~b
Provisions
.,si - 6ssf L ~ ~ veal i5oiis pr posk
81 mutton NsHeH.r ih
rrgsis.eas ilsu.s 10 n. hs.asfsn BE.
cor. IT'S n. heiiiss- fFssh. i've ID.
Vegetables
Native cnfu uani n sack native
hrfha nsr. lgfror pef ewt Yakima
potate.s Ea.ssc psl ewt sweet bots.
rutaiaEaH. ltufi entbaEs. auir 81 :
cauiin1wer ara.f q e. don tomatoes. Is
~ a.. = raa.shss - 49, soest.s
.fitnrs. 8 h1x sss plant 9 H. Walls
Walln chiaun o. > rut green onions
iac dos bauches hutbafd squash. lttc
r.. u. pampAihs. ise. bell peppssr.
Green Fruit. ute.
AppIsa native saer box. Krave-
stffun 81 IS q boz 1nunthauH. s. zsff
III crab. el95as boz nutmeg VI -
quiHrea. d IS 80 Yakima psarH. q =
hpttsr pears, g. -. rinsapples. 8 ga
q b reg doasnt EtepsH. prssen Con.
cords. 80 Or basssi. Ioksy. VII :
crate Hes. rerl ugi = crate white.
lemons q taQt7 erantsrfisa 3 ~ buis
Persian datun 80 10.
Hay. Grain and Feed
Oats E.tals ton barley 81 ton. wheat
- tuh ehpp. ta4W 3 ton, shorts. g.
ton bran. $. Ton. 90 meal g tor.
co,rpfs4asd timothy. b. ~ TIA ten
new wheat hay Ne ton new ala "a.
o. q ton nrw. FuFrt snund has, 81 o.
Ole ~ ton. middiinra. g 20
Butter. Cheese, Esa. Poultry
Butter-w arlington ersamsrics. 9ac.
eastern. atnsle. daifY. eNl2io,
EgEa Fresh ranch. 90 psf doz east
turkeyu isa1u lh.
chsss. -Saiits wsthinrten. ron cream.
re1Itr, brssscd tarEeys' rfzc iiVo
hens fttfitc liYc ducks tute dressed
lie sprlng chickens. Itixultc 10. live
geomn taHiic 10.
PRICES TO PRODUCERS
crhsss rrto.s are fer soods delivered At
rsiifvsd. ffsisht depot O. on the deck 10
Hay and Grain
Eastern Washington timothy. 81 ~
HIkal ton. hlftifu- tia 81 ton. oats. G20
= ~ ton. barley So ~ ton. wheat. 81
ton bran. 81 ~ ton. shorts 8 70 ton
middnuEs tf9 ton, Puget Sound hay.
o. ianlft1.
Eaas. Poultry and Livestock
FFEa fresh ranch Sc. live hens.
% % sgrine ehlessg,s. i2e u
SIC M. steers ON foot. l. III. calves
pS,te ~ uosa On foot &c 10 hidss aA01o,
~. L. - nrr rrrrrtiinr thni theN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

infant sksns. ase year. drowned
at south Park.
Anna HOY, age 81. AZ toS State
street. Ballard cause arorI~xv
Cerita Lieben. are nj AZ wfhur
wash cause kidney aisz.a. a..
brain fever.
y NJ. Groppfr a9e g AZ Holy
SfosS hospital Alaska. cause oh
struetien % the bowels.
Alexis Lnmarre, e.. az Providence
hospital. pusun.nia.
Angelica Beftoldl 81 II George
town general fcritonitls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
Rrhr

Ao NJ. ana Mrs. Samuel Gravstad
al ll1 seeoni avenue buy.
TO Mr.. aud Mrs. ra1s. Il. Baton
~ ltis Tenth avenue aes,. aaus1-
Tie Mr. and Mu Ira Rraneen sal
oHmpla place. a buy.
lie NJ. aud Mrs. Chas. n stevens
~ 80 broadway. daughter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

ON and after October 81. Majestic
viii be taken off tho night run.
Clallam leaves Seattle daily. except
Sunday. 80 "a. m. Returning leaves
Victoria daily except Sunday, 30
y. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

- AIMS f'6{ sIi. Il
go ACRES thrive mliiea fran gnaha-
mish ftfty aeFoa "a eroua, "a lance
upland pasture. oFrhara zaad bu.tB.
irsa. ilas - q stoek AID farm i'm
plsmsnta g. go
- asFss nsas oftay. q acres unisf
cultivation p acres heftnm iahd
rsHilF cleared good buildings #tpea
aaa no.sogal property wafih ia.
~ acres al he'd u Tattsn Inlet z
mtira s1uth % Nanflrhe Z arfea
valley lard ~ cultivation. A~rra
orchard lard frnHtH un Tottrn To-
ss, sss.h ' "a ,i s.'I issa s.iIa s'
AID dozen head atnvE utHa. terms
KuuEKT 4 NAf sARn.
s. halisg nidE- SEATTLE. Wash
SMALL. RANCH FoH LEAHE
fg,gF s .. ifapJJ9sgd e.ess 70 ei9.
l. ArHENufaE
10 Arcade biax Seattle.
Acreage fsr safe
FOR SALE. ~ ewpsf. = aeres sssi
csaiSal ffSl aad wasalsstss 81
=. AcNE TRACTS Eop sAtEs
ACRE TRACTS near Bitter Lake. fusi
the cheapest. and % terms % sait
FRAsK r. HUNTER. ownsr.
aoi-af 0iohs block
.Gi AcUEs bottom lard. 10 CLEARED 5rTy
- - FISHER a smith. tsss3 Arcade.
cIsireeyants
FOX RELIABLE ASh fNfEtl.I.
gENr CtAtRVOtAS-T nEAufNs
p2N 7 rAit. 70 CONSULT PHoF
LIVINGSTONE
Ne 'sils yg,,,r llts f. :, = >. g seed
cspt one penny until after yea have
had your rcaaiug, ard not thea II
n % ~ 1gs - 20 Esrfsc sA.ssf,sf
EkME ash AppkEsa fhoF
LLNlNlaIgNE COLONIAL no.
TIL cQRSgh Elner. AvEStE
'HELLot Took Yaur advice. and cor.
suited Madame ZHfa-et Fret. Sat
teller I've struck"
ss-CENT rvadinra Tor few saYa Pot
Personals
THOSE Who are denied tho blessings
Of refreahinE sleep or suffer All kinds
q pains can be treated and cured
The treatment r. magnetic and With
out contact ~ Prot Geo. " Mock.
WITS, who = Justly called ..seattLs i.
l-4man Dynamo" Call az corner -
- eAANM AisN ANAaAftA N=sA ave- 1T
Hilimhn city between a. m and
3. m every day.
MRS JOSIE = TURNER Massage.
HhhmpouiuE AaulcurinE. HairuresH-
INK Scalp and Facial Treatment
With the Ffbre- Maa=aHr Machine =
NJ Donald Block Phone Rack Nas
EUROPEAN New fIfa pune nathH
For heart disease ia grippe. iHf.ms
maforF rheumatism nervousness and
chronic diseases Baths can be Els GA
e. hgme fstlfn smoke. pure herbs
used. Andrew Haraiu. iaa Sixth
near Pike. phone. Black tS1. seat
tie. Wash.
VAPOR. Massage aus Tub Baths
ii1gis ard ave. May Toner.
Mrs TAFT 60 gth ave Ladies' Treat
msnf Fariore, electric light steam
Vapor baths. vfhraHaaEs massage for
face scalp and BODY. Phone. Black
st4l
Financial
VIRTUE loans money on real estate.
long time. payment monthly n de-
sired. ~. a Virtue. Boston block
Second and Columbia street
A REsPEcTAHLE place 70 borrow
money on diamonds, iswslry.
watches American Watch A Jewel
~ Co. % First ODD nainisr-GrRnd
private offices. strictly confidential
COLLATERAL BANK Barto a
Reed Money loaned on any good
collateral 10 Cherry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

FOR SALE Furniture q room house
close IA. cheap. ieavtuE ths city rent
fl3qa Investigate ~ oues. I Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31

The ladies are rcFrettinE that they
can't also wear one ~ our new over
coats Have you seen thema Tcklas.
sinEermau q Co. cor. 2nd ave and
Seneca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-31
~ Classified Ads. -
Real Estate %ntlpusd.

"a Real gstate -iantlnusd. -.
VII HAf5E one q B1d one t.room
house new near Madison. tida cash
balance iu monthly pa meuu same
49, rent
OTIS on monthly payments,
Also number Seattle property Tor sale
on raHN teHfuH
n A ANpENHuN.
Boo Denny Wy
Phones Huu tell Ind Wia
500. iiu acres southeast uf Auburn. H
acres improved. 81 fruit trees IN hear
ME t#room house. hnv spring of
water.
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