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A PROSPEROUS ASSOCIATION.

PROSPEROUS ASSOCIATION.
 There is talk of the Bridgewater Horse Thief and Burglar Detective As sociation having a supper, and trying to get out as near as possible the full membership, and keep alive an active interest among it's members. The As sociation has quite a nice bank ac- count to it's credit, but the annual meetings have not been held regularly. There is now vacancy in the list of officers caused by the death of the vice president, Arza c. Morris. It is hoped that the proposed meeting and supper may be held and be successful affair. Robert Treat recently spent couple of days in New Haven.
 MT and Mrs Orville Sherwood moved, this week, to farm he has hired near Balls Pond in New Fairfield.
 Fred Barnum of Southville is help- ing Abel G. Hadden saw his logs at the WeWaukee Mills.
 Eli Beers, with his brother, Robert Beers, is enjoying trip to Boston, this week. Eli Beers is to accom- pany his brother on his return to his western home, and make a visit to the Iowa town where he was formerly pastor of a Congregational church. Later he is expecting to make his home in Boston, and resume his featuring and writing.
 It is reported that the heirs of the late Chauncey A. Beers have just ef- fected a settlement of Eli Beers claim for services in caring for his father for the four years previous to his death.
 H. w. Treat has just placed a Della val separator with Heman Beardsley of Roxbury, who will now be patron of Bridgewater Hills Creamery.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
NEW MILFORD.

DAMS ON THE HOUSATONIC.-STATE TER INTO ANOTHER STATE.-NO OP- POSITION WAS SMADE.-EX-COMPT LER sTAUB TELLS ABOUT HIS CON- NECTION WITH THE ENTERPRISE. TER COMPANY.
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 The Western Star jubilee singers (col- ored), will give concert at the George town Methodist church on Monday evening, March 3. The entertain ment will consist of solos, duets, cho- ruScs, readings, etc.
 TIDINGS FROM A LIVELY VILLAGE.
 Arthur J. Silliman of Bridgeport was a guest at the Methodist parsonage, over Sunday.
 Mrs R. O. Bennett is visiting at the home of her father. George Patterson. Mrs Floyd Bouton is confined to the house by illness. Charles Barrett and sister, Miss Lu- lu Barrett, attended Sociable at the Long Ridge Methodist church, Friday l evening.
 The Methodist church was crowded Friday night, at the graphophone en tertainment given by Wilbur Com stock of Bethel. r l A cracker sociable was given by the ladies of the Methodist church, Thurs day evening of this week, at the parson age.
 Friday evening, March 20, Rey R. S Paddington, D. D., of Bethel, will giy' his popular lecture, "Ocean to Ocean, or "From A Atlantic to Pacific," at tn Methodist church. Only a nomina price, 15c, will be asked for admission It is expected that large audienc will welcome him.
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LITCHFIELD BRANCH

Betbel-Leave 1o5O 6, m, 5o5 m. Sunday, z.s5
 am. Arrive $40 m. 4oo p m. Sunday. dlo Rawieyville- North, II .os m, pm. Sun
 day, S0O m. Leave for Bethel 9.z7 . m, a47
 pm. Sunday, 5.55 m.
 Shepaug-North, +11.17 a m, +5.A P ID. Sunday,
 tS. 13 a m. South, 1913 a m. 3.33 m- Sum- Ro1bury Eaiis-North. +115a m. s.s p m. k Sunday, tS.22 m- South, +9O6 a m. t3-5 pm. Roxbnry. North, mss m. s0pm. Sunday.
 s.35 a m- south. S56 a m, 3.16 p m. Sunday, Judas Bridge-North, +n.ss a m, +sss p m.
 Sunday, ts.42 8 m. South, $50 Q m, ta10p 10. Washington n.5o m, 6Mpm. Sun day, 90s 2 m. South, S.3S m. 2.5s m. Sun New Nsf sPfrestponHNorth, rest n.54 m, sn p m. Sum day. sos m. South, S3A m. 25a m Sun RoSfordHNorth, +1sos m,+eopm. Sunday. s19 a m. South. +S-2Sa m, s.45 p m- Sunday, MorrtsENorth, 1s.os a m, +s.S pm. Sunday 927 m. South, 1920 m, 2.40 p m. Sunday Bantam-North, 1s17 m, es4 m. Sunday. 9.45 m. South. S.12 8 m. s.as p m. Sunday. LaSePNorth, aiSe +1s.so m, ea ID. Sunday. ts.4s n. South. 4s-l0 . m. 2sopm- Sun LitcRteidEArrive 1925 pm. ee ID. Sunday, 9.55 m. South, SIS m, s.S pm- Sunday, 3.5O pm.
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HIGHLAND DIvlsIOx.

Danbury-East, 7.3s. n.37 m, 7.6 m. West Rawleyvflle- 7.50. 11.4o m, 7.17 ID. xVs Vest ', Soo 2 m, sta Fl RI&I R&
 West. S.54 m. 2-36. 7.O6 p m. Sandy Hook-East 75s. u.s6 a m. 7S m; West $50 m, 2.30, 7.Ol m. Southbury-East, S07, Eos, TBS p m. West S.42 m, 2.21, 6.52 m. Southford-East. s.is m, 1s.14, 7.4e m. West. S-36 m, 2.15, 6.46 D m. Waterbury-Due. G36 m, l2A. s.A m West s.13 m, 1-5A 6.e4 p m.
 Trains stop when signaled only.
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BorsFcRD TO BRIDGEPORT.

Botsford-North, 7aa 10.sl, u.03 m, 4.52, 6.5s pm; Sunday, 7.3 a m: south. 5cs. s-sa. ll-a6 m, 414, 6.52 p m; Sunday, 6-16 m- See Botsford above.
 Stepney-North. 7.s4. 101l, 10. B m, A. 6-4s
 m; Sunday. PA a m; SaQth: 5l5, sS n-ss Long Hill-North, f7:1s, lO.o6. lo.3o m. 4s' 6:s6 m; Sunday, 7.1s m; South s-so. s'S' TrumbnilLNorth, fiji 1000, icso m, 4.N. 6.3o m; Sunday. f7.1s m; South. 1S. SAs. n;Si m: 4.S. 7i4 m; sunday d6-ss p m; c 6.a0 D m; Sunday. 700 a m; Arrive. 7-sS. .s-55 am HO5 AS. .& m; Sunday, GAS p. m.
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DANBURY DIVISION.

Danbury-North (Main St. station) 6l5. 7.30 9O5 a. m, BPS m. South. eco. s-sO, ll.4S m North. 5.3O pm.
 south 7ss, s.ss. n-s7 a m. 4oa sis
 pm m; Sunday :pm:. .n,.mrm 6427 .59 D m. Sunday, ,1O.O9 a m. ssl p South 6O6, 7.30. s.26, 945 II. .5Sa m, 4.0d. .s.0l p m. ReddineyyNorth sShnay Nc % 7. & am. % sos, e1, 7ss m. Sunday. 10.8 m, s.l4 p m. South. 6lS s.S Il, ,5s m, 7.o7 p m: Sunday. SIS p, SS m, Sunday, ,959 m, s.1o p m. South. 6;le. ss6 m: 1S& ;r 5n m; Sunday, S s:S z ID; D. e.n m-
 5.3, 67 7.4s p m. Sunday, 9.5s 2 m, s0s pm. South, ,6.2l, 7.45. SA, e.0O m, 1eos. 40.
 7T P. m: Sunday, :ss m: 6;ss n- D m. Sunday, 9.4s a m, 1.59 P m. South. 6-S. S.45 m. 12.l 7.si p m. Sunday. sSl m. 63o
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wArERrOwN BRANCH.

Waperbury--Leave, GAS, s.eS, l.17 . m, l.3o, 345, 5.1O. 612, 6.53, s.5S, 1l90 m. Sundays, 9Ss m, s.S m. Arrive, S49; !.1s, loH & m. Watertown-Leave. as, 7es, 1925 m. 1e.as 6S m. 40 D m. Arrive, 7.0S, ss5, 1l-3a . m 1.47. 4Gs. 5.s7, 6.27, 7-1O. 9lO u.36 p m- Sum days, 1909 m. S.3O p m.
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STEVENSON.
FARM CHANGES.

FARM CHANGES.
 Arthur Schummerick of>Derby has leased Mrs Ida Stevens farm for the coming year and will carry on the milk business, peddling in Derby and Shel- ton. MT Schummerick will board with Mrs Stevens.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
GEORGETOWN.
A HAIRBREADTH ESCAPE.

A HAIRBREADTH ESCAPE. quite serious accident, one day last week. While drawing load of wood out of the woods the load overturned, burying MT Barrett underneath. He finally succeeded in freeing himself, and reached home without assistance. It is thought at this date that he es- capped broken bones and internal inju- ries, but he will be very sore and lame for long time. It was fortunate es. cape.
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Ache they would be almost pricelessto to those who suffer from this distressing complaint; but fort1 Eately their goodness does notend here and those who once try them will find these little pills valu able in so many ways that they wi2H not be wil ling to do without them. But after all sick head
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Reading notices, brevier type, 10c line. Small nOnpareil ads, 1c a word per week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
Va STAR DUST y.


stockings al the year round.
A Kenturklan has been arrested IN
New York for being drunk on the
street They might aH well charge
him with being a kcutuekian.
Jessie. one Of the Cherry sisters.
IL dead. MarloNe and the rest Of
'em have u chance ~ last.
A sober man Is dead OF delirium
trefneus in Sew York That Is what
Is called IN sunday school the r.
ward Of nefii."
III Postmaster Stewart worried as
much about that renppo!rfment as
some Of his advocates he would
never live to fill the position.
A local paper wants 10 know II
corruption has anything 70 do with
prosperity what a foolish question:
Captain urcyfus wants his case re-
opened 81 order that he may be re-
stored "a his proper rank IN the
army AND A FITTING NONE
TATY COMPENSATION BE PAID
To AN INJURED SOLDIER.
while the sun was shining ycstsr-
day II Il an even chance that the
board Of public works and the con-
tractors were praying for rain.
Now Il IL said that Mary McTane
IL IN Rockiand. Mass. working on
the writings left unfinished by
Malta Louise Pool. IL Mary IL do
ing all the things she Il credited
with doing IN the dispatch she II
either getting busy with her astral
body or she IL az good as a three
ring circus all hy herself.
AZ Portland. Ore. n messenger
standing ia lire e the thoater made
away with 500 entrusted him 90
buy tickets for seat spectators. he
fore huving the seats the boy dis
appeared with the money. Well.
what Of SO He probably wanted 20
save out enough Of the coin 20 buy
seat after the spectators got the
house oornercd.
over 80 per cent Of tho police IN
Macedonia are said to be criminals
and reformed bandits. II used q
be that way in Minneapolis.
A court has decided that tobacco
Il not a necessity. n surely u TO a
man who keeps a CLEAR store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03

The reasons pro ana con en- sub
Hidy are stiil in evidences. The long
suffering pablic la still akiFping 10
the next column
Poland II nearly up IN arms for
freedom once more Poland seems
nearly a. unreasonable as Ireland on
that score.
Wonder n any q these food pre-
sentative advocates have engaged
the man who poisoned Princess Zig
absth Of Russia fof a lecture tourT
There would seem 10 be something
doing Ia Grand Rapids also.
what's the use 81 kicking over the
advance IN oil. Rockefeller had 20
have something to be thankful for.
didn't her
A Watseha. iii.. farmer n Dragging
that he got 500 out Of ie cans Of
r~iik That's nothing There are
men In this town thai would get
life" out Of that many cans ~ they
had what MAS coming TO 'en.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
kNRKG LOST
WHIHLWiNp BoWLERs FELL
DOWN LAST NIGHT -

The York bowling team loat f. tho
Independents on the Arcade alleys
last night Although they rolled a
total of no pins more than The lnde-
pendents. they fell short - pins ~
overcoming the 900 pins handicap
which had been given tho iudfpena-
enta.
HnhuhohG n the Yorka. did not
roll IA his usual form ~ the hipfy
would have been different
The fudsIsuasuts rolled a steady
game throughout aud. all iu all. u
was one of the mort exciting eon-
tests seen Oh the alleys this reafon.
Following are the scores ana aver
ages Of the plnyefn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03
Anstey's Great Story
VIII Begin Soon
THE MARKETS

The commission markets nrs
sonew hat lixelier This morning than
they have been since Thanksgiving.
Veal. which was placed IN cold stor-
age. II now nearly all disposed or.
The apple market IL greatly over
stocked. Fresh ranch eggs are scarce
and uncertain. o,
WHOLESALE PRICES
CThsse prices are 20 any buyer IN
quantities. Prices on small purchases
average y Der cent hlEher)
Provisiens :
Fresh Meat-ceW beef, EisG6c per Ii:
steer beef. e'4alo 10. veal smi0c i6;
pork y 10. mutton tz.ffsc IB
Provisions-l Hams. isdi6c 10 breakfast
bacon, itc u. bellies. fresh, izs4c I'm.
Vegetables .
Native Burbanks. 751soc ewt: Yaki-
ma potatocs e-ueec cwt; sweet poia-
toes, e per 10. carrots &c per sack:
fuiabaHas fae sack. cabbage. ic ID;
eaullfiaNers Icasi.op don. California
tomatoes N.ao box. celery. eaeIssc per
a sssaa r"asss' pas per a w. s1p ws
onions, 81 = per e~t. green Onions. loo
per doz punches. Hubbard squash. 10
per ill., PUMPING. i1ike per ID. bell
peppers. si.osdi.1.
Green Fruit, Etc.
Apples. coQkinE. &c 90 box. Split
zenbeFgs, so per box. BaidwIns,
Masntfs. Northern spier etc. 5000
fancy Greetings soc8sl % per box:
1onathans. f.5 box, Winter NeIlies
pears, s. LII 81 box Wears and others
about s. box. PireappieS. 8 doz. Va
lencia oranges ~ . box. Lemons, s. %
a3s0 box, Cranberries Ei0u per Dbl.
perFian dates, 6ike ID Hucklebcrries.
&c 10. Bananas, S506sao per bunch.
Hay. Grain and Feed
Oats. S.tu.s per ton; barley. IS ton:
wheat. So ton; chop. s2sus ton. shorts.
SO ton. bran, SIS ton. oil meal. So ton.
4. W timothy. new - ton. n. W.
compdrcsstd timothy. new. SIS ten:
new wheat hay 81 ton: new alfalfa.
SIC ton. new Puget Sound hay. ASA
i6 ton. mlddlings. So ton.
Butter, Epgs. Cheese
Native creamery. soc per 10. Eastern
creamery brick, shff21c 10. tub, fresh.
sdc I'm. storage. atc.
Eggs Native ranch. &c dor: Ore
gon ranch, &c dox Eastern. &c doz.
Chcese-Nauvc. itAi5e per 10. East
crn. lac per 10.
Poultry
Chickens, hens and springs. i2ikGita
per 10 Live turkeys, iS12oe per ID:
dressed turkeys. &1A@-c per 10. Ducks.
I it'alac per ID. Geese, iQfiilc per ID
SQUADS, scarce. s@toQ39 per doz.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-The receivers
| today took actual charge of Dowie's
property in Zion city. Dowie asserts
/ that he is solvent. although his la
bilitics exceed s3,ooo.00o. 4
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. \. Mullen, s2i Ballard ave. epa.
City HALL
Freront Drug Co. Ewing stree,
ard Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfield a Co, Druggist
sd and jackson.
orahau's Home Bakery, sfoS is'
avenue.
c N Lshadrofi. cigar store, stsi
Second
ThoG Harris at Pestefies. ssnten
llttis'a Pharmacy, tst ave. ner,h
and Harrison atrest. J. n. Little
proprietor
Carlton & Co. ncuqaist cor. sth
30. aud Pae, street. South Seattle
2. a. Moore, Postoffios. Sc, Park
unlversity Drug Store, University
Station.
Howell ST. Pharmacy. toes Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. CLARK, pro
pristor. ao2s Z. Madisoa.
Columbia Drug store. w. ]. Stud,
ieys prep, Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy. p. e. Fiaher
PROF. els Broadway sed James.
Quaker Drug Co., 1919 lat ave.
lsary's Pharmacy, es5 N. Bread
NsYi phere. Union 90.
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BIDS FOR NEW
SCHOOLS ASKED

Tho school board has called for
bids FOR building the new Beacon hill
school and an clEht-roum addition TO
the Columbia school. II Is expected
that the buildings win be ready for
occupancy at the beginning OF the
next school year An cight-room build
ing r. 10 be erected for the Park school
on the west side OF Green lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03

The Plearant Beach bowling team
has chartered a launch tomorrow
night and viii be Ia Seattle 70 play
"a series Of three games with tho
Hmky Dinks. This contest VIII be-
gin az s.l5 .. m. az the Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03

Union Savings a Trust Co, open
all day Saturday, until o'clocl1
Deposits received In any sum. from
800 up. per cent. interest paid on
time deposits. liz Cherry street
az
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Don't. for Christmas Shoppers

pon'ta for Christmas Shoppers
Don't fail 60 have a row with your
wife over the amount you are. 10
spend for presents Tor the folks who
gave her presents last year.
Don't forget To send your picture
to relatives and others whom you
care nothing about
Don't have them taken before De-
eember p,
Don't pay the grocer or butcher
until after the holidays.
Don't fail TO present your wife
with a thermometer and a sewing
machine.
Don't forget that Il IL not the cost
which makes "a present vaiua bic, 50
don't pay more than 20 cents for
most Of them.
Don't forget TO give your office
boy five dollars and present your
son with tin horn that won't work.
Don't forget 20 deduct the price OF
the holly from your wife's allowance.
Don't worry about other peoples
Christmas.
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ESTABLISH new
POSTOFFICE

700 Second Avenue.

TACoMN. Dec. 9-The Town q Elec-
tron. the site 81 the new electric gen-
Grating plant under installation near
Lake Kapavnln, on the Tacoma East
sru railroad, has been selected az the
location for new pontofficc. official
notification 81 the fact being received
b Postmaster Cromwell last night in
4 telegram from Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03

Go 10 the Grand cafe. 1914 Third
ave. for your breakfast. lunch and
French dinner. Private dining
rooms.
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a Word from Jo.h Wise

noutke Cochran says he doesn't
want to go TO congress. All right
A Chicago alderman IL accused Of
bnying a vote. The wonder O. they
were able 10 settle on any particular
vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03

Extra special mlnce pies. ~. at
New German Bakery. go First ave.
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RAINIER nEAcII.

RAINIER BEACH.
TIE PLACE 70 LIVE
EASY TO REACH. BABY TT BUY
WILMINGTON short ride on k.esnt
inEtan, large lota. tqslis with aiIey.
ar ss sas 50 fs down asS g mad se Re
already soid. everybody likes Rainisr
Beach. tts the best ard ehsape=
property On market FOR home and IT,.
fina garden soil. cleared and graass
avenues. sidewalks; grand yiswa:
l,oa.lng. bathinE fishlug high snd
hsaiihfui: plenty wool ana " city va va.
ter az 80 month lumber on terfne or
home hnilt SEC Mr. Wee. agent once
want. owner. 40 Boston block. ~ "
ti.sa.
A nice large t-room cottage. with
pantry and closets. piaatcrcd and pa
pcred. one block ~ the University
School. The property u fenced and
eali ara Jet ne ne show s 9 ,h lissN NICE
l.. J. SfIENGLE,
Phone. Main iis Soom 20 Arcade bid.
SIS 10 n75-Your choice from ~ fine
lots. 9xi0, close 70 car line Raven
ma Park s. cash. 80 per month.
t.ss9-3-rQoru cottage. lots fGxItq. grand
view HAler5 near afkH ave
fia5- 51xt00. nth ave. 4 Lane.
81 .G0-5 acres. = mile from car. Ra-
VIENNA Park.
a. 9. JOHNSTON.
Real Estate. Is Downs Block.
phOnes-S s.. Main 7gi. Ind. A2f1s.
a SNAP.
Nice 4-room cottaNas hard finished.
acre of ground lying on heuton eat
line. cent car fare. for sale Tor only
81 100 with terms,
STEWART. STEWART & co.
Room 90 Union Block,
10 First kre
WILL build you house near Stats
Observation-Disclosures same ~
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CHEAP cLosE-rN BUILDING LOTS
S7saao
snxf2G to an alley on fslh ave. ~
btocka south ~ MA8isan ca east side
gf street, iyisg hiEh and dry. ca
eepftpH4iif NFii located % build on.
either Tor home. ssie - rent. ~ u
u close 10 ! car Hines. being 1 block
from ftth ave. car. J hinEka from
Capitol I'M car and tn feet from
Main - car lire ard close - Maal-
son We have uf these lgta fur sale
u.fzaM
saxtaD same location. II you wish %
build At once. viii take q pa usnt
tE46,aA balance lcuE time - per
cent
r.2s4o.
isoxfao~ same location. Wiii make Eeosi
terms 20 a builder aud will take
ts.D - cash payment. II WORK viii Be
started at once.
II. z. TURNER q CO.
- Clobc Dix.
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pentlsts
hR q T. kHLAoF la..aA Arcade bldg
l. Dramatic School
IEpAN Dramatic spd opsfa66 e6heol.
/ preetion u Noflhwentern theatrical
GSPa'SSssr 10 blpi5iSR sSRPagi "a,
! m0hiRH eourael acting voice build
lnri dalclaE' ,pos4fibliya catalogue
e"lseasio Iehsn, 6e sginh mana 81 LEs" R,.liga-
phone Iilue pce
Engineers end Contractors
fuclef SOUND mihali 4 DRR6d-
| mo co Scandinavian American
| HabR building, railway and Highway
bridges aud vladncta. Ftcel aud IRON
gott fqf bulldlnn dredRlnF aud
hatbet lmpfoysmenls. pile drlylnK.
Folding Beds
MORRIS g0IDf2p HEDA call al
factory tisis ilkel tables made 20
Junk
II you want correct Welahtp and
prompt returns deal with the Chicago
junk CO. ip1 wsststn. Maln esf
Mechanical Gnalnsers
r. 4. MALtAsffit-ioa.a Pioneer.
Millinery
MRS. a, NJ. IfANkoS rail- mihaefy
n the lowest priess. Cot Fourth and
r'he-
Musical
illllf, ~ School q nasle rs Denny
Block.
Notary Public
fAs u. fAfIot Downs 6lE 1ain IN
oeulls,s and Auris,s
bR }. a. MAckfNNoN- so 10.
DR. FONDA EApEAu- al burke BID
on kIBnE- haley building.
os,sopathy
wAAiI1SdfoN. lNFlRMAhY %
phons Jamss tsll both men ana lady
outrQphthfs examination free,
wAafifHGfoN fNaTfTtTE OF oa.
TEuEATfff-h Five years Ia Seattle
SAFE pgposlt huildinE. lQl first.
Physician and surssen
DIT JoafrnINE BELL ~ and %.
Arcade huiidlnn,
DIT AsNin RUSSELL q llinkieY nIk
Printing and eindlns
ACNE. THE Printer liz fpfiuE St.
commercial printing q ali kinda
HELLER.. Printer. nc ssnsea. LsiI:
John mi.
Patent Attorney
y. L. ADAMs- bfafuns celman hlds
Sewing Machines
billings SEWING machine repair
tnr. 1915 First
stsrae.
fffCSKs dsliSsfsd 3 es6is' ! dsSs
storage free. plano and fufpiturR
niogthkt estimates gtfou Union
Transfer q storage Co. lsAI tfFAtl
both phones Main bss
umbrelia rspairlna
fNnfffi Al manufactured fvacuNs
efluH and general repairing 80 Sec
cad avenue. Nohesun Hrun
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SsmSeI III tsfs., Eset = -. s 1 a. =
henh wash caNse. senllity
Lillian J Sehoid A. yrs At TrsVt.
dsHsc hospital * surSieal shock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-03

SPECIALLY.
= rooms on First avenue. Years
lsaso this e one. ~ the beet houses
IN the city y cash. price o 30
Broom brick. firat avenue. new house
and new fgrnitufui long lease. spss.
eihl terms price npao.
= per room terms. @ suit pries g. %
10 rooms. south ~ Yeslsr. one u the
best transient cheap houses IN the
city n.e9 cash price 8. 10 -.
" rooms. south e fssier. rent ttso:
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