davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
INSURANCE
GAMBLING

seattle shiprlng tnen sfe Eanabitnx
heavily on the overdue German bark
Paul RickmerH. naw "a days out
from Bangkok for Germany. and
the Bomtfrn Steamship cosupanys
fretKhtrr Pistad~e. n days cut from
thin port 10 Yokohama. Tns former
"a quoted at IS per cent and the lat.
ter al ~ psr cent fof rrfFssurancs-
Reinsurance 10 a. much % a gam.
bi~ az battins on . hsrsa RAGS. and
20 marine men far more sutictng
Ths PietAdas being quoted At - prr
cent. msans simply that 50 Is
staggered against 80 that the vessel
does not arrive. The original insur-
Ing firm coucluding that Il does not
wish to lonkrr retain rfsk on n ves-
81 reinsurea her At = rate higher
thsp originally axreed upans fixur-
Ing on principle that II tina vessel l.
lost u u better 20 lose \ little money
on the transaction than = large sun,
There n a growing interest IN the
fate % the Pieiad@s There h
chance that she has lost her propei-
ier or with hrokeu-down machinery
IL Drifting nouswh here in the Pacific.
but the fact that the Northern Pa
cific liner Tacoma ard the kaya
Maru both had rough trips at the
tirns the Ptsiad.s was en- route. lends
color 10 the belief that she L. beet.
The British bark Mue4eieras. Cap
tain Robinson. which left Autwerp
July n. for Portland. and was
spoken last October J IN latitude ~
degrees. % minutes south. longitude
% degrees. y minutes vest. was
quoted today at 10 per cent. Feinsur-
Huce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
Dr0IITATl0u For GaIantry Hither-
to Enjoyed by Justice
S' + sssss 's s.s LOST FOR SIS

uerciaiism % the situation.
A the young man paAsesi over the
money the itfstice aasri
"A suppose you have 10 obieetion
IN me exercising my perosatise 10
Ala. tbs bird. -
"Fpr o. promptly responded the
young husband. extending hts hand
for the bill which the justice was
still fingrftnE.
The Justice hastily showed the
sreenback into the depths Of his
pocket ana the Young man A. hastily
tucked his hiuNhinH bride under his
arm and departed. A. he panssd out
% the door he caiied back osef HIS
shoulder;
~wtll / have time 10 catch tbs
Everett boat -
You viii " you dont stop IN the
Nay" replied his houef Then as
the door clossd. he n slid To have
nuttered. I'm BLESSED " ia ever
catch u. wish nov "a Hteea him
that blamed bill"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
MARRIED BY
ACCIDENT
JOLLY AL sioHr SPORTS
WAIT M VAIN FOR CARRIAGE

The great ~eer~ey wIsh which an
after -theater SUPPER and general
good time had been planned. led to
general Disaster in the Aiiey haek Il
the Cosnlaue theater. last aixat. The
net results were A asuieitsh~t haek.
two badly injured horses and q dftv-
~ with a broken les. The fate q
tho PROPOSED supfsf has not been
learned.
A bach driver named Hunifnsy. re-
c-ived a Gail 10 drive a party from
the Corniaue TO a place not siesiEnat-
"a vi. tsisphaaie Instructions
we're 10 the effect that tbs hack
should - driNea into the alley ~ the
back % the th.aI=t. and fhesv re-
c~ivs its p4.s<-axerA
when RuurnsY drove tn the moath
% the allsf ne Naa warned % the
nlxht ~Afehntan not Ia drive IN az
there was sssfas sxcAsattnE being
done and thsrs vas e1asest tsntiy
mt safe pss~sse far tsATnz
Not hsadInE this .arninx. and
bent On preserving the sesr~ss re-
assr~d ~ his pss~peesisa esssssn~rs.
Runnmey druee ahead and rsntneat
latss found himself. hi. s~ana and his
hack at the bottom Of ia-fcot rn-
cssation- The ~atehean and tskss.
efsby wsmt - ats Assaetssnes snt
succe~dsd In extriratlns him from
tho ~rs-k. the fall having heekrn
hss LED. We ~as sent 10 ths Prov
tdenrs hospital
several hosss. eiap-~<s before the
hors.s eouid - driven out 81 the
cut TheF arr - badly taturesf that
they may have To be shof The haek
10 sissosf total wreck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
STOLE THE
CORPSE

A daring hold-up. in which the
hiGhwa ymen obtained for their booty
"a niuiilafed corpse, occurred ThurH-
day evening at 10 30 O'Clock az the
corner OF Pins street aud Third ave-
nue.. The victim Of the robbery was
A. ". Bates. lanitor of the building
al the corner Of Second avenue and
Pike street
Shortly before the hour named, a
physician who occupies offices In
the building named, entrusted Bates
with the package and instructed him
10 throw It In the bay or Otherwise
dispose 81 n. but cautioned him to
be careful and take his way along
dark streets. lest the greWHofue ma
turc Of his mission be discovered.
~ this point u may be Well 10
state that the corpse was that o.
John w. considiue'H valuable bird
dog, recently dead and upon which
the surgeon had been tnatructed 10
perform On autopsy
The holy WIS Hfauund fiHrefutlp
IN several folds Of thick paper and
iu THIS ahaIe iofnted Ysty cpt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

port favumhiy the tittiefls'd hill
husVd upon the recommendation OF
Attorney .Gvnrrm Knox, proVtdine
for the expenditure - eivli act Iana
brought under the sherman anti
tfnHi law.
The cabinet held . two hour aeas
SION today. Consideration at trust
legislation occupied most u the
time.
senator k'oster Of Louisiana has
been canynasluE senators Votes
a sainst tho cuban rreipfoeitY and
aud has accurvd PROMISES from
Twas and Alabama Ia ioiu him aud
his colleagues, witch make sin Dem
urrhtiu vote. In urpnHitiaht The
senate foreign relations committee
was to meet today To- consider the
questions, hat was postponed until
Monday. The California senator's
are expected 60 toin In the operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

Justice Cams friends say he has
lost M. reputation for EaiientFs. In
It's place he has only A ordinary 8
hlii and a haunting regret
ArS,or,iinE 10 the story they tell. u
all cafne about Yesterday as.on after
young man. accompanied By q
hAndaome young woman. appeared
In Junttcs Cams COURTROOM aud
asked that they be united in mar.
rlaHr. While siancius over the mar.
riaEe crftlftcate the court Hinfled
Pleasantly AZ the rfespective birdie
and announced In his bert evening
drrN- manner
IL viii Affosd me the creates,
happiness to Accommodate yoa.
The wgris OF the marriage crfe.
nony were few and Go the point
when thu vows had been exchanged
and tho ctupis psnnouncsst man and
Wits. the bridegroom asked
"Hs~ much is the fe~. Judge
~only g.. replied the enart. ~
GREETING for the utousent tbs com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
WAS HELD UP
BY mr.. TRACY


Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
ftihen was impanclinE a Jury la In.
criminal department OF the superior
court this morning. Tho case TO be,
tried was one Ia which the defend
ant was accused Of highway mulberry
We're yau ever held az or rob-
bed Was "a question asked each
Juror Eleven answered In the mega
tive
The last man on tho ilnt was a
gentleman % swedish birth, who
answered 90 tho balllmn call for
Mister Johnson"
When the question was put Ca
him he folded and unfoided hia
hands aud looked AZ the ceiling he
appeared 10 DO thinking deeply
Finally no stamm.fed,
y y Yea air. ben hrit up wan
taims. Mister Tracy he hsit me up
b. my place a. Kent and I hsn gone
to faeouA aud hus guns for HIM
The defcu-- held that the man
was disqualified IA act as a iurar a.
he was apt tn he unusually pr~luaic=
81 against parsons charged With
crime.
Therefore the hero Of the Tracy
affair at Kent Was allowed Ia 81.
Il Nas with the revolver bought nv
johnson that Tracy later committed
sntfi dr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
BURCLARIES
REPORTED

The police have been requested 10
Investigate two barsiarisa eounmit )
ted last night W. a. 0utsz % 1873
sixth avenue. reported this moaning
that sartetims last ntxht burglars
btokr into an Clubhouse al Ninth
aVenHs and HoSeli street. and stale
a variety ~ tooia valued At about
$50
The s~eead burglary was rrport :
ed By ~. y Henderson,. an employs
Of the Drivers union Ice 60 lie
reports that two sets Of harness
~ef~ atai-u from asis Western ave-
aur. last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
BURGLAR
ON TRIAL

George Emanuel. who II charged
with having broken into the house
" MRS n. y. Norton. Oct. II. was
found guilty ~ a jury IN the crim-
inaI department of the superior court
last night.
The defendant IL we'll known, but
not popular IN police circles. and at
different Times has called himself
George lost and George Munroe.
Which Of these names u his own is
largely a matter Of conjecture.
Mrs Norton. IL talented vocalist
ana well known in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
ANGUS MAULEY
Is IN TROUBLE

A warrant was issued by Justice
Cam yesterday afternnon for this ar
rest OF Angus McAuley. a real es-
tate man, ON complnlnt % Miss Ger
trude wilson. The complaining wit
naas accuses McAuley with having
appropriated the sum Of 81. 600. which
she gave him 10 pay off a mortgage
on a piece 81 property purchased by
her and for which McAulsy acted az
agent
The officer IN whose hands the
warrant was placed for service has
not yet succeeded In finding Me
Auiey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
WILL NOT PERMIT
HOBSON TO RETIRE
House Committee Refuses Consent Because
He Wants to Run for Congress

WASHINGTON. u e, Jan, y
In the house Hun presented the army
appropriation hin gave notice that
he would vaii It un IN Monday.
Henry Democrat 1T Texas. WAa ap.
pointed by the speaker 10 the place
on she Judiciary vacated rs tssaham
who nccnnia EaNarnaf II 'fnNas At tsr
late election The eanHn gtee an
naval affairs TODAY refused to re-
port the hill Fctiftus Richmond T.
iiohzon The president had falaed
in making the request tot Iiei,snn !
retirement
Hobaon h said % aspire Ia a srat
In CunEfeEs from the Aiahanta dia.
trict now represented hY tiankhaad
Because ~ thc fart number u
Democrats On the committee voted
against the rvtifiuH bsil The t,idicl-
airy coWntittre to-day Nated to re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

the umhtlila. departed for Calf
fornia today with nsariy 200 paHren-
gees Included among them we're
tho members Of the stamford tint-
yorHity glee club, 80 bluejnoketa
from the receiving ship Nipsic at
iiremaft0n. bound FOR Mare island
ana e. W Miller. general agent ~
the rnfinc coast Steamship 90.
with bis bunch Of 10 passengers,
including J. l. Steele. mayor OF
Naidea. bound for that city and way
ports, the steamer Nome city sailed
last mint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
QUEEN ANNE HILL
De MANDS PARK

The Queen Anne Improvement
club last nisht again decided 10
ufHe the city council Ia establish a
small park surrounding tho Queen
Anne hill Htandpipr The club faN-
OTIS a pihn 10 create an Improvement
district 81 property benefited by the
pfapaaad park. 90 stand hair the ek-
pense ot creating a.
At the last meeting OF the council
an ordinance was introduced pro-
posing Go abandon tho park plan.
This action Was taken tor the reason
that tho park committee had been
unable 10 set assurances ffofn
property owners on Queen Anne,
tint they wnuid stand part ~ the
cost nf mnklnH Tho naTh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
FOR THE SECOND
AVENUE REGRADE

The council committee on streets
yesterday authorized the city enRi-
neer io make a survey ~ Second nV-
enue from Pike street "a Denny way,
preliminary 10 the proposed reRfhd~
Ing of that thoruuRhfafe.
The North Seattle Improvement
club has endorsed the plan 10 cut
down Second avenue. 50 M 60 make
u one OF the principal ihornughfareH
extending north from Pike street.
The total eoat Of the reEfade. 80 ~
timatrd by the club engineers. would
be about $3.50. n1q or this the city
would have TO bear about 10000.
AZ some places the cut would be-
quite deep. Between i.enora and
blanchard street. as now planned.
Il would be so feet Al but three
property owners on second avenue
have promised to sign an agreement
releasing the city from any liability
FOR damages that the reHfade might
entail on their properly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
CLOSED SATURDAY

The Golden Rule Bazaar Co.'S re-
tail store, at 300 COS First avenue,
viii remain closed all day Saturday
while they are moving the wholesa le
stock 20 their new wholesale build
ing, al aib-2l7 First avenue. they
viii reopen Monday morning at
O'Clock. Look for their senaatlonai
announcement ~ Sundays Post IN
feiliFencer. II viii be the Golden
Rules last appearance before the re-
tail public, and while the "eneaHs-
ment" only lasts ~ days, u VIII es u
hummer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

V~ni~nt but rather bulky package.
When Bates srrivsd ct the cvFnef
of THIRD avenue and Pike street.
he was suddenly confronted By tws
men. one % whom poiatrd a fvTsiiv-
- al him and commanded that he
hold ap his hands. NE ahefed the
order Instantly, dropping the pack /.
aEr as he elevated his hands.
The second rubber Erahtsed the
package. and then both took 20 their
hs-riA after frrt eaatloaias the
much frightened hates not TO make
an outery The last Hates saw n
them. they were still running. each
taking turns ~ carrying the bun
die.
No reward 10 sn~srd for the r~eov-
cry Of the iout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
IN
DANGER
p. C. RICHARDSON ASKS THAT
2. G. WILSON BU PLACED uN.
DER BONDS TO KEEP PEACE

y 9 Hiehardson of this city be.
lteNes his life 60 he IN danger iie
tald Prosecuting Attorney Fulton all
about Il this morning, and a. con.
sequence warrant WAS issued by
luhtier cam for the arrest of n a.
Wilson Of chehaliA on a charge Of
threatening "a kilt
According 90 Richardson's story
the trouble grows out ~ a lawsuit
Instituted 30 him "a nn effort 10
compel the payment ~ certain
moneys claimed 60 be due from VIII
son Pending "A determination of the
matter By the courts Wilson " said
n nave gone on the whrpth with the
aNaYed object 81 taking Richard
aung scalp aud. Incidentally, his life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
MATCH SALES

NEW YORK. Jan. a~Ths con :
uhittes on municipal explosives has
submitted to Maypg low a protNtHl :.
tlon 30 regulate th@ sale % matches.
n = pFeno~rd 10 esset iicaass Tees
for permits tn s~ii and store faafrh~
e A rrtaii merchant may carr ~
gross ln STOCK a uhoi~saisf 500
gross. and a manufacture 80. rvs
sru<-L The ssie of fuse matches and
sales 10 rhudrsa unisr 10 yeats efa
are f~etlblted-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
LATE NEWS

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Jan. a.
Manager Faiconio was presented at
the White House this afternoon, by
Secretary Hay, as apostolic delegate
from Rome. President Roosevelt
chafed Informally with him for
nearly an hour.
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Jan. a.
The bill for establishing a gold
standard In the Philippines, was ap-
proved by the senate committee on
insulnr Affairs this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
Elan 4. rNRRY DEAD

fian 4. F~rry. well known and
tnurh respected reait~n, Of SEATTLE.
died al hiA graiJsnCa. eaa = First
avenue. this morning Of coasufnp-
ton Diseased was 81 years old
and had resided In this city during
the past IS years The remains are
tn charge % Hattsrworth Q sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
GLAD He
IS GONE


WARRINGTON. n g. Ian. -
Prevalent Roosevelt has air~~tszf the
state Department. 90 nottfr Germany
the appointment Of naruu Won
1tsfnaers a. ambassador to WASH
inxton- Il has bsen learned tssfAY
that Holtrnf.~n faiisd In ray his
r-sp~cts 10 either the president 90
the state dsrartussnt befefe ie.sias
thfs city. which makes u almost GER
tain that he has been denniatefY -
called.
Great Iubliaflnn among ths news
psper frefsrnity is svineed among
whom Holi~ssbeu eatsysd the dts
ttnction 81 being the nnaat unpopa-
lar man In Wsshlugton. lie wa-
hrusaue IN manners. Inbred and
braerprratic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
CITY MuaT PAY nea

Dora Mccormick. who claimed 10
have been badly Injured by falling
into an excavation On Madison street
last October was awarded 1880
damages against the city, In Judge
Moofs's department of the superior
court. today. shs sued for 10000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
COLLISION
AT SEA

FAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 9.--The
Pacific Coast steamship Pomona col
ilded IN a foa with the United States
Marbishead. She ran across the
Marblehead' ram and was badly
damaged. The fog ON the hay t. the
heaviest NJ years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
Sheet Music
Counters


Crowded Nearly Essry Day .. o. O.
Johnston ca.'s. 800 Second Ave.
Pseels Eaasr 10 raks Adssotsss
81 sh. u~er.ssssssss oase In
Sheet Mssle ard Books Whiis
clss.ss oss rhss Department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
For ssls-Rsal Estate
mn AHf Efsttg ffsffs xfsFzs

InEitE Arr < FEN HxndNfSS
DAIRY HANcH--is9 acres. half
bottom land. 90 acres IN euitiva-
tion. entirely free from sfumrH s.
room house. large barn. hop kiln.
10000 hop poles. HpFayer, Nuikey
pillow. full OUTFIT Of farm tns,ia.
team. harness. wagon. IL COWS. IL
hogs, 100 chickens. handy to mar
Ne, and creamery. al for $1,000
sTDfk RANCH $50 acres. $50
cleared. fine stream Of water.
house. barn, outbuildines. csuyen-
tentiy iocnfeJ - 500
DINE HUNDRED ACRES rich. level
land. ~ miles from Seattle posiof-
flee. Rood wagon road. 10 aerrz In
cultivation. 90 ntare YefY easily
cleared. balance has enough cedar
and fir Timber 10 pay fof the whole
place " cut into bolts and cord
wood. close Ia railroad Station
small house. barn. orchard Of $40
trees owner needs money. Price
for a few days o. 800.
on SOUNDS
acr.a Stopping down 20 nice
sandy beach. close 70 steamboat
landing. postoffice aud school. Z
acres cleared. balance all siashsd.
or-hard. small fruits. spring water.
s-ruun house. barn. good chicken
houses. h1ltt hoEHe and sgofk aatob.
rfife $500 IL you want this com y
QUICK
SEATTLE ASp IA
COMA Not far from the fntsfuf=
ban, handy TO best town in the
valley. a te-aerr tract II nf II has
been Hiaxhed. Price taea Also a
nice i~v~i zo-asre tract for So
spot cash
We make a speciality Of selling rosiB-
Try property and have n large list
81 stock fanches. dairy farms and
suburban hDfue..
ROBERT MAI4THY,
4fn NEW NDnE FsffII MN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
Pianos

We have Tremendous stock OF
the leading and best makes AZ very
attractive prices on Easy terms.
several special bargains In second
hand pianos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
Bout
Still Another List
Operas

Thousands Of other pieces Of
n.nsle and Instructive books reduced
propofti1nateiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
MARINE NEWS

The partne C'nazt Co.'S city Of
rttebia aFrtvea from san Francisco
last night with 50 pass~ngrrr
The Senator. taking the place %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

An fHE Man
HOUSE fspaiftnE In eli hfahehes, fui1ifs'
weather etnppina. EiasiHs pinF pons
tables, etc. tib Madison phouas @Hanset.
hsin iiT0I iadsesndsht. lest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
BILLI0NAIRE
Belt

LONDON. Jan. "a message this
afternoon says that Alfred Beft is
STRICKEN with sr~piexy. IL l. report
I'd In the Afternoon papers 70 Be thu
richest individual In the world. being
rutrd a. rnore than a biiiionaire. lie
personally control- All Roid and a.
afnond mines In South Africa in adj
dition 10 other holdings All over the
world. lie ~ forty-heven years old
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

AUCTION SALE ~Ths fufuitara u the Ar
HFis ffsu-e consisting II twenty well fur
uiahed faslms q. q Hlfheft8n 4 So. VII
cell nu Tuesday. The tith - January ~
10 1'rinh sharp on the fsgefuiHHH No lt9h
Nisth aNeuus. near fiita stfrHt and con
HirtH ~ bod sets. Syringe siitssalss net
tfsrara. eltaifa. tables lockers the best
81 ahsnfs niiIe and hHd1iHH fttdiHs beds
assfatair~. toilet sells heating stoves ftifsi
esfpstH. russ Majestic Hteai raaasi etc
"a ~. lirksftpn = CO. AnettaHsfH|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
NOEUF q co.
egs Pacific Block.


NOW Is YOUR TIME TO CHOOSE.
Now II your time to choose hafne-
site that don't overflow. We offer
you such IN Brookvnie; No. I bot
tom land, pure spring water, safe
from tho floods OF winter and
drpughis Of summer. You can
have your choice Of a. five-aere
tracts Price from Se6 TO si25 per
acre. Handy to "a STATION. on cleo
trio line. which Is only nine miles
from tho city.
ADAMS & NICHOLS,
lii4 second Ave. Room az
tlhoo-s acres between Seattle aud Ia
coma, - arffa cleared. i HarnH alaahslii
gooi house, harr and authuiidinFs, small
orchard nne EnfiuH Il water Etettan-
rreu a Arnoll. ~ Howell block
CHAP lots az s3a IN. al titimau city.
only " minutes ride on old henton car
line, on Washington Htraet. terms %
down. - monthly Come today. farse
warm once on grounds
-
WE have n tlE bargain IN a CORNER on
iarhsou sirvrt. soxia0 for tslneas aud
Mats near IN. for s1Nlu. TAYLOR eaek
CO., afs-so Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

70 restaurant keepera and others.
~ q. HiOherton 4 60. viii sell by
auction az the Orient Cafe. under
the orient bar, corner Of First aY=
enue south and Jackson street, on
saturday, the i0th. at 10 80 sharp,
the contents Of well furnished
restaurant consisting Of the best
Of dishes ailYerwafe. table linen,
tables. chairs. Hidebo1rd. lee box.
kitchen safe, pictures. cooking
utensils. tg-foot French range.
linoicum. one National cash regis
ter. etc ~ q. Bieksftan. auction
Ger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

{. o. HELLAS 60 sell tieEeta 70
and from Europe. Afrtea ana other
Countries az cheapest rates. office
gif ami ga Arcade bldg. Seattle.
Wash,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09
ITIS0NLY
FAIR

stss you reea values Cor
W. ..,ss uansy, We atm 70 save
~ -. far YOU on everything IN
- me.ilslae line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

A HOUSE aud lot aud furniture FOR
sale ut 125 Sixth avenue south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

:. CHICAGO. Jan '.--whsat 7ss-s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

f0sr- White flannel waist with whit
riih front. Finders please phone Mair
AM ur leave az IqT PIKE street aud re-
crlNe reward.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

Tomorrow a Of Sale The
reductions
mediate selling the touched So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

PRESUMPTION DRUGGISTS,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

TO LoAN-Prtvats money at low rate Of
Interest. Damur a Osnor. 100 Yentef
way. Hoama n and a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-09

A RELIABLE place to borrow money on
diamonds. watches, ieweiry. low Int. ert.
H. u. West. bot Pike street.
MONEY on short notice at low rate. pfi.
fate money aud company money 60 buiia
with, u. A. Virtue. Room T. lIailef
nnlldlnR. Ihnnn. nlack al