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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14
JOHN DREW OPENS THE EMPIRE.
Warm Reception for Star and Playhouse
Actor Makes . Speech.


Actor Makes . Speech.
When John Drew opened the New Empire
Theatre last evening in Captain Qieppe,
a large audience gave him the welcome
which they had clearly planned to give
him had he appeared there last month, as
was expected when tho old Empire closed
last spring.
That Mr.. Drew was obliged, owing to the
paramount influence Of Labor. as 1t is
known, to begin his season as Captain
Dispps at the Herald Square Theatre only
whetted the desire OF his own and the
Empires friends to see him in the home
designed for him, and the friendly greeting
which awaited him met it's gratifying rec
ompense in the very charming and intimate
presentation given by Mr.. Drew and his
entire support.
In their def rendering Of the light and
polite comedy Of Anthony Hope and Har-
rison Rhodes, Mr.. Drew and his supporters
occupied the attention Of the large audience
30 thoroughly that the spectacle of Mr..
Frohman's new interior arrangement and
decorations Of the theatre took place only
properly incidental in the auditors regard,
although these make the New Empire
worthy Of its new name. The decorations,
modern French in their general style--which
is otherwise indehnite-and done In . dig
nifed and handsome color scheme Of rich
red and gold, are not only pleasing in .
conservative splendor, but are oongruous
and fitting to the purpose Of their design
a demesne of theatrical pleasure.
That a theatre established only Q decade
no nd
rechristened, with the adjective new"
officially made a part Of its name, is but a
passing incident OF tho theatre life Of New
York. The Empire is new and comfortable
and refreshing as playhouse.
The audience had determined not to let
the management or the actors off without
the customary speech, by whomsoever
on his own stage Mr.. Drew spoke for both
manager and actors in response to the
applause which followed the second act.
He said that when the old Empire was
closed in May, 1t WAS with the full assurance
that we should all meet again in the re-
juvenated and remodelled New Empire
Theatre early in September. But then
ensued the historical difference between
knights Of labor and captains OF industry
and tho consequent surCease OF all work for
many weeks
Mr.. Drew expressed his own assurance,
however, that in the new theatre -the hand
Of the artist and master of his craft is mani.
fest and that It is a splendid exposition Of
the genius Of Messrs. Carrere Il Hastings.
After offering Mr.. Frohman's greetings
and thanks Mr.. Drew concluded Tor him.
self as follows:
For myself, ladies and gentlemen,
offer you my continued and fervent thanks
1t has been my great good fortune to play
for ten years in the old Empire. Let me
hope that it may be my privilege, alwayl
with your permission and encouragement
to play ten years more In the New"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14
BISHOP HENDRICK HOME TO-DAY
He Bears . Papal skulloap 10 Gen. Tracy
-Delegation TO Meet Him.

Tho Right Rev. Thomas F. Hendrick, the
newly consecrated Bishop Of Cebu In the
Philippines, will return to New York to-day
from Rome on the Oceanic. She was of
Nantucket last night and will be in early
this morning. The Bishop will be accom-
panied to the United States by his brother.
Mgr. Joseph Hendrick, whom Pope Plus
X. recently appointed cha mberlAin
A delegation Of fifty from Rochester.
Bishop Hendricks former diOcese, !s coming
here on a special train to-day, as u re-
cepton committee to welcome the return
ing prelate.
Bishop Henarick is the bearer 10 tho
United States OF the Papal Euchetto (sxull-
oap) to Gen. B. +. Tracy, ex-Secrstary
Of the Navy. This Ia tn first insta noe where
such an honor has been given TO q non
Catholic It has been bestowed on Gen.
Tracy In recognition Of his interest In tho
affairs OF the Church ana pa rticularly his
AID to the church In the Philippine con-
tYOyeTBy,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14
H0NOURABLEs BACK IN B0sT0N.
Two Moro Big Meals TO Eat Before They
Sail for Home Tomorrow.


BOSTON. Oct. lS.--Ths American campaign
Of the Honorable Artillery Company OF
London is practically ended, The Lon
doners and their escort Of Ancients ar
rived In this city late this evening from
Montreal and prepared to take life moro
easily until they sail for home ON Thurs
day. There are still two meals to eat, ono
to DO given them by the Victorian Club At
the Brookline Country Club tomorrow
afternoon, and then the grand windup
banquet ct the Hotel Somerset tomorrow
night, given by tho Honourables AZ return
compliment TO tho Boston company.
Claret has bean added TO two FIST OF wines.
Claret y not on tho Anc!sns' list Of drink
ables
The Home Guard Of Ancisnts met their
guests and fellow members at tho train
TO -night with cheers. This was not the only
breach OF military discipline, for some Of the
Americans who made NE trip broke ranks
a. soon - they got out Of tie station and
headed for their bones on tho double quick.
The Ten Of Us Club rsoponsd the Prince
OF Wales suite NJ the Revere House tonight,
and will continue To receive their military
friends until the Ans leavetsking Oh
Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14
Mlllle Collier to DROP HIs New Pay.

II wes announced last night that the last
performance Of Are You My Father"i will
take place at the Bijou this evening. VIII
lia m Collier and company will rehearse "A
Fool and His Money In which he expects
to open next Thursday evening, and this
time to come into his own.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14
Amusing Play At tho Irving Place.

The attraction at the Irving Place Theatre
this week is "Das Theaterdorf.' an anus
ing piece depicting the trials OF an anti
quated M. D. seeking solitude In q Ba-
varian village that has become stage
struck over the unexpected arrival Of an
actor and some Of his troupe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14

George Rode, . musician and . member
Of tho Asohsnbroedsi ysrsin, who lad
heart disaaAs, killed himself with xas yss-
terday In his home ~ 1893 Third avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14
OUR PLAYS IN LONDON.
The Critics Don't Like En-, Julian Ed.
wards says, but the Public Does.

Julian Edwards. composer OF musical
comedies. who got back from London
yesterday aboard the North German Lloyd
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm H., said that
American plays have no show In the London
newspapers.
"The critics.' Mr.. Edwards said, are
prejudiced; but the people like American
productions"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-14

FRITZ schefY Here: Her Count At Home.
Nine. FRITZ soher. the prima donna,
arrived yesterday by the steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm ii. She left her husband, the
Count Won Bardeleben, who has been i'll
of scarlet fever, convalescent at home.
She will appear at the Broadway Theatre
in -Babette."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

possible 20 have - least one Scotch
dish in honor 81 the dav. The table
cau BE- preltilY aud fncxpsnaivciy IEht.
81 bY Caiorrd Christmas candles Get In
highly polished rcd apples a. individ-
ual caudisatisks. The guest whose
candle burns out quickly will be fret
10 iain the ranks ef the wcdd~d IL
will be- noticed that some colurs burn
ruare rapidly than others. which r.
likely 60 shake ones faith in the
truth u thu predictiou. Little gourds
eat IN tins jack 81 lanterns ave also
pretty but Troublesome 60 cut a
ceuterplere car be made q the bright
coiured autumn vegetables or Erapss
artisticsil, grouped Simple refresh.
meuts might be "a follows;
Apple and celery salad. cheese straws.
ice cream. scotch ehort bread coffee
The short bread Is of the richest
variety and made ne foiiows. Cream
one cup butter add oue.h half cup sugar
Hsat yelka II three eHEs. add 60 the
mixture stir in enough flour - make
Htif deuah knead until Il IL smooth
then roll out uu well Toured bread
board until one fourth inch thick cat
in squares efimr the edges with d
fork sprinkle with red and white car.
away seeds and bake shout 20 miuutri
In a rather SLOW oven.
For the cheese straws take any rleI
pastry roll It thin and sprinkle viii
iarmrHsn cheese. cayenne and a Htu,
salt Fold over aud roll out Repeal
The process aud cat IA narrow strip.
baking co. Il hot oven until colder
brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
For Sale-lIouses and Lot

EtsKant litug tottaKr en- iith ave. y
nov complete vvtuer lot. splendid
NirW lake aud mountains. wateu
gshts al in and paid to- su id,ai
hume 5 30
New t.rnom eottarg ou \ ugoadwaf.
huc view. nice lawn only 81 ~
ttrtnH
siN.ruom eottaErs ou queen. Anne
mUaerH. Hp#t rHdHtt, ttHfu tlsNA 30
tipsl en terms
Fift,en-room tat ulbs hish s,hooi
on ear linr trnta hze yer mu.l or
ever ia per cent net Investment II
FVu want tlEbzkrads incdme ptups
eftN hete it la. for oal, tlaN. GA
terms
Houses and lots IN eli parts 81 eitN az
low nruras. call aud SCI us before
- e,ogg!g.lID So..
THREE l-reom houssa.
One ruam huuHn
seven lnIs fFdaifH
iiousss an rented twelve mIuatss
Inc i ~ IL, VIZ n iS cash. BAL.
Note You 30 bot need 60 - ont n
ths ~ ie miiisa q st g ,,,,l pf'r-
d uNthN a hfNt.
eis=-tt Marion hids
BROOM house i8 WashihKton psrt
addition. brlNk foundations ~
bathrooms els uis uEhi. pipsd Y
q. t.idi., Gu as sssd !! ! Van y "a.
= ROOM hotel m Everstt an tafrS
iahrd taFEr dining fuHm lease. Eaud
deviation. taa Enquire room -
~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

Their stocks maun = BE- sought
ourr
They stess their cen. an Grnip an
vale.
For mucAle Hues and straight anss-
Burns.
In the country one q the LEADING
Halloween games VAS pulling the
kAie. or cabbage. Tho couples must
ga out hand IN hand wtth eyes closed.
and pull The FIRST stock they come 60.
Little OF hiE. crooked or HuaiEht u
prophets q the outcome Of the grand
object Of their sp.iin-huEhand or wife.
II earth stick 10 The root Il IL lucky.
Tho condition Il the heart OF stem .
indicative % disposition or temper 81
the future mate In scutiand. where
the game originated. the stock was
laid behind the front door and the frrt
person 10 enter pext day was % be- the
future husband cor wlfcl q the per
scr who plucksd the stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

The dragon consists 81 half pint q
bra ndy OF alcohol poured into n dish
and then iRuited. rs soon a. Il IL fair
Is nhame the lishta must be turned
out and salt freely spriukied IN the
flame This will imnRrt corpse Ike
lock to the faces 81 those IN the room
Caudled fruits. HgHs rsisius. suEarsd
almonds and like sweets are then
thrown into the dish and the guests
snap Tor them The person securing
the most from the Names viii meet his
or her love within the year. The dish
should be placed in the middle 81 a
larrs table from which the cloth has
been removed or on the Kitchen floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
TuF MIRROR

With a mirror IN your hand walk
backward cut q doors several rods. in
the moonlight. or within doors with a
candle In one hand and the mirror tn
the other. repeating the following
rhyme. TIE face II your future hus-
hand or wife wiii appear ~ the glass
Round and round. q starr 80 fair .
We travel and search out everywhere
pray you. sweet stars, now show
60 me
TtsiE niEhi who my future husband Cor
nlfel shall be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

everyone likes Go pp iuto the uu.
known sud tfy a. So whHt the futurs
holds ga sfors for him 81 each year
with The return - Halloween or All
Saints rye ~ feel afAin the old e.
element and n w. NO longer riaf tho
games ourselves ~ look on with I'M
faiiiuE interest
n f. really not worth while 90 pre-
pare an elaborate supper Zoe Hal
inweeu gathering since the continued
presence 81 apples and nuts used in
trying tricks leads o. = continual nib.
bNnE ~ them and IL likely 10 spoil
even a youthful sppstite.
IN a.rvins simple refreshments. ~ IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
NAMINa CHTsTNfITa

Roast three chsstnuts before the IRE.
one q which Il named for some man
Cor woman. the other two for some
woman tsr mani. II they separate. 20
will these tNo fer whom they are
named Thors Jumping toward the IRE
are golng to a warmer Cline and those
away from the Ere 70 = colder climate.
n two men Jump toward each other Il
mann rivalry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
Crawford 4 COnOver
202 and 2O3 New York Block

hand is always cold and thesAanashake
means nothing
The CLERGY shake by NJ means eou-
gnsd 20 men ~ that profession. has
in IL much Etatie persuasion. mins led
with q tender patronage
The cordial haadshHks So - quick.
aaflu clasp. tf b. ever Ia al Instant.
but 81 hes said louder than vordas 4
ana Eisd % Hee you OF 10 given IN
parting = hope Hoon e. BEE you
aEMlu@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
Star Want AID Agencies.


y. y. Mullen, 3st Ballard aga OPP.
CITY Hall. ~
Frsrent Drug Co, Evka4A street
end Frement avenue.
W. A. Mansfield 4 Co. Druggist,
fsd and jackson.
Grshau,'s Home Bakery. e7oa a.
avenue.
c Nf5hndroft sisar store, siel :
ThoN harris, at Pesteties. BENTON.
Titles Pharmacy. lat ave. north
and Harrison street. }. u. Little,
prsprsster.
Carlton a &C.. prusgist. cor sth
&c. and eae. street. South Seattle.
v. A. Moore, Postoifies, So. Park.
unlNersity Drug Store. unlSsraity
Station.
Newell ST. Pharmacy, ioel Howell
street
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark, pre-
erister, eO2e &. Madison.
col1n,bis Drug 3Drs. ". J. stud.
icy, prep. Csiunhia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, .. Z. Fisherl
prep. els Broadway and Jamss.
Quaker Drug Co. 1913 n ave.
lsary's Pharmacy. 25a - Bread.
NsSi phone, Union W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

The eastem - shaking hands rsrma
10 BE- reFiKina II IL bsHutIfh Gus
tom ana one 90 be cultivated nut
what Adherence there iH iu hand
shakes
Handwriting divides itssif iuto three
general classes. the cufiiai e,ako. the
ciefFf shake end the clam shake
Evsfb izudr ia familiar N4th the elam
shake The hand iepa into yaars aud
lapa cut aEatu. n 90 unraHuY The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
HAIR COMING

Standing In solitude before a mirror
and by the iiEht - candle comb your
hair. IN due time the face Of your fu-
turs life companion will appear IN the
glass over your shoulder. In order to
make this test sure. you should tell
him what YOU are going 10 do.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

but the best tl00 soft and stiff fan
y shirts IN the city for just 81 90.
they are shirts with a name Mon
arch, Lion" brand, you know them
p n Brooks. 1881 I'd ave. Arcade
bldg. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
He Is Tickled TO Death

John Mcrryman's wife saws he IL
easier 20 live with since buying his
shirts from l<ins Bros.. slt First ave
So different you knew. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

Pare an apple swing the unbroken
pairing around your head and let IL
drop TO the fiour A letter thus formed
shows the initial Of your future
spouser name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
O 40 q
= -. $50
Q

70 all at once bat in payments Of $500 month or jue.
about as yau it, viii make you the owner of large lot IN
Columbia saceright the line right alongside Of the
new sofoot boulevard night by stores, school chuch ty
water etc.
going like hot cakes cur representative the ground
Osp day Take the Renon Washington street and get
off at Columbia Terrace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26
IIAIIoMEEN- nAMrs-

Among the Eames that were former.
| ~ played to observe Halloween prop.
| srly are the following;
PULLING THE KALE
/ Then first aud foremost, through the
kale,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

Social Dance. every Saturday night.
syphers Hall. Ballard. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

Second stsnus sna Ftss street cspitsi Fai,
w tieo 90 " Nsafslasf. tHss = 7
49, tfast tusis.ss
ruagr soUsp NATlosAL aANK o.
capita siass psid Ia. tn1s 600 safuius
80 , tafth rs.s e.eiassiith
rsspaassat. /. er'asir.f sitiss :, al.
uHltsa states sna rurer.
rHE Tihsr NATIONAL HANK OF
rsia an capital, sita 90, ssnsFst tAnst.,
ss..a.S , f.Ss,,.s,.s , . has' r.
. ss.sl.f. n , R.fssei.. .s.i ssss
80 hsrss - rfinelesi eiuss - usit
. as.is. .as kuier'
c.sh Registers
MN tao ~ s..y isnEs t.ssad hsad
81 Hnssss haasht ED ~ ssfhansaa
Nsilga.i c.ss Register c.. .of ws.s
tnstou ttains
Business College.
hHer assshaia .na t..shsf. Acn. nasi
ns-s .ellsss seessi aed fls'
FhoGtoHHfSs d. saa nisat saassl
Foafth sna ssslsf
curlos
VAif " uias C5gies,ss rkep. f5.sl Ma
- s.is.s iaa..s r.lies. .. .A-.l.. &c
Ersiessrs snd csnicssiors
fedfT AdqSb ahlodf 4 76ln191f@1
iss r.i'-sp 49, ,.. ,,d d. "a si' =
sdHsts steel 49, ira -alh - h4iiflnf.
sfsasias sat h.ftss inEfspsnssi'. ~
prauatis seheol
EaAE Dramatic 80 drsTafIs s f6sf
Uifeg iiVn u NosfhRsatefn ThsAtftcAl
na .,.a, = Ter, term ssa5la,i's -
Eakeuleuts Eslafaftssd gFHdHsfsa q
thahthas enHFHes aetfHT voice baiir
@ s saf fSes - 1iai s. -
elpst, John Cert mauaEsr fsls-
Dsrtl.,s
Ia 6 1. sfisoS, ~. "a 1fy.s. t.is
prss,msstes
RffEffzlga fatissr sIIf6flns r'df.
lsses tsl FOURTH ave Patterns cut
baEssM4,.kll szhssl ~ ALs.as
pfsapmaklns fHns rsasaushls
MADAME a nsAtrH - Hisssisy.
oAnelra Academy
FHHTs ~ .tsft& f-fts rirhafpff elise
sacls'fy staEs daneirE I'D sgsil sui
Feldtns bsas
MORRIS FffAtaH nfiis eli 81 f.stssy.
siis rtA.. tssiss s.s. = .sass.
Junk
10 Iaa u.as saffssi %sstts Isl PFesnsi
fsigrsg seal pilt Sc Eaiessa faSs O.
1919 Western wsis ssf
Mechanical Ersins.es
81 Il. nAtf.Aartfi ~. fi.sssfi
ms a NJ ffASaoS~ fsQ miIIiaagy
Il TIE lowest prices. Cor. Fourth ard
oeuliss. ard Aurists
IN. } A Nok-3es -. sfs.3.
eu3ttins
on 1oNpA sAnEsu isi nsrs. Sgfiaiss
pH kInsD- a.ii.y suiisiss
Notary pseiis
IA II fAftsSR. nsvfs * Main n
osteepsthY
NAatf5 eIuN isAiHMAhf ~ hHfN
ppkTWr ttit nscusd sesausi 49,.
Faths sfsfHinssicn tree
" AHntNurus tNsTtrurr OF osrNo.
fAfHr i've Lsef. f. seattle ssfs -
rasii sgislas Toi Flf.t
Printing and Binding
AosE III. irtatsr @sis sEssns street.
eau1'e.retsi prtn'isG e ~ sinss
HFltEH, Printer io6 seneca LAY.
tahr auii.
pster, Attorney
y 4 kuANA- brznlns ceiunaa teiiaiss
Physiolsn and surgeon
on JoaEpHlSE BEl.tA -. aud 80
Arcade hulleina
Or ANNIE RrssEt. = Hinklsv b.
Plumbing --
VA " NcLffN-rsL Black Isl
oEo. X woopnous1 co Tel Nsiu %.
Musical
aEl1lS ssh56l q Aasls. rs bsaiS
Block
Sewing Machines
htt.Lisoa-ssu machine r.rsirihs ists
Ffrat
Storage -
fH6RkR ssliFsfsa a Gsnis. : sars ssoF.
sHe tree r~na md fufuiturs meNtns
estimates niNsnl tnlen TransfeF ftsfi
as Co. 1oai Tirst. both phenss sais
umbrells Repairing
2MsHEfIsAA sasaufssssfea. - ,esvsfta.
nue.. pobssaa nrps.
-
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NOTICE THE
.NIT0 PAINLESS
.OxkxO DENTISTS
3oT i-2 ~
Cor. 3rd G<A --'--
and Pike HHfTYf "a
SAVE PAIN AND MONEY.

Pearl Plates for sA.oo-do nos
cover root Of mouth. Guaranteed.
We are not competing with cheap
advertising dentists. but with first
class dentists at half their prices
No charge for Painless Extracts
ing when new Teeth are ordered.
We issue "A i2-yeRr protective
guarantee with all work
Hours-Daily and evenings tin q
Sunday, . To 4
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hsrssss for Sale


AtHE TRACTS
RIVERSIDE INTER- hBAS IRAt- ~
- oeatef an the intFrurban ilhs. nt4e
mile south - the race track. ~ con
Nisfa ~ ~ acres principally % uplaua
nofuf rich bottom lard that does not
overflow and 10 Or e aeree e over.
fov land Tho river skirts this tract
Tor half a mile There are two sta
tidnH on our land. The tis-e ~ car
l. Il ~ D. minutes There is store
and o. 0ul there. 4 uastoftcH 10 Dow
going fn blk ruck quarry - there
fmnluFiuE a Euud many mon The
county read crosses che river at ktN.
eratdn station The aail ia VsrF pro-
hmrfive one mnu having 4 ~ an
acre - berries has cleared 80 Def
year OF II this for the last feN
yeats Prices range frYFm ~ o. A9l
psr acre Terms are vfry fnHf
FIRED T. FEUHENs
E1a9f FiuBrfI block
Phone, Main 10.
ACRE TRACTS FOR HALE
ACRE TRACTS near Ritter Lake, fuai
north ~ Green Lake. eheauer thar
the cheapest. aud on terms TO sui
pur6h aHnrs
FRANK T. HUNTER Owner.
90 lM Globr blusk.
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18th.


T "a faE aSSS e 49, $50 : 80 sss.
wth - ssrseus Hantail tas esfPsa
80 h.iiHau. faar-s Mails tlfa
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SEATTLE, EVERETT AND
EDMONDG ROuTE

Telegraph. Six round trips daily ex-
copt Friday. Leave Seattle lis q. IN.
rs a. m. Il m, $50 p. m, 8 Is y. m,
! 30 y. M Leave Everett T.ib a IN. ? &
q m. ta m. 2 - y. IN. b.l5 =. m. .
3. m. Friday leave Seattle fsih n. M,
l. m. S.fb y. m. Friday leave Everett
SIS n. m. $50 p. IN. 70 y. m Culmau
dock. Seattle. Everett Land CO dock
Everett Telephones Sunset James
1871; Independent i2al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-26

ron HAt4E s7f0,
A good buV=a Broom. nearly comuif z
ed cottage. on 10Th ave between Ma
droua car line aud the new Union A.
line Cottage arranged Tor 2 Or
additional rooms Cement fguuda=
tlou ard basement fuil size. ~ feet
clear Corner MNii0i Eruhhsd. grad
et, Is lawn and garden. small fruits
and flowers. Tho making " com
Portable hofas Tor little money Price
Tor one week. $50. We cash. balance
long time.
FOR gALE-fisdo
Good Groom cottage. not new bat ia
good order bath Eood plumbing
large corner lot. bearing fruit trees
and small fruit CHECKER run and
house. near Weller and 1sth ave
south. Terms TO arrange.
FRED J. FEHHEN CO.
Ilo-z1l Pinnser bldg. Phone. Main tfb.
FOR SALE cheap by owner. from to
100 acres ~ land fine for plating III
hve-acre tracts. house rooms. one
mile from Sehherk. or boat landing
Price flto. easy tsruis W. L. May.
Istona-
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nteg home Al litfic cost hr supplying
to Mr. rsy ior SIS Federal ave
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WILL exchange store. including stock
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Fer sals--Faruss and Isnd

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each rteh secaHH huffsu taftd. easttt
cleared tracts taEF Hrm eaunff fuaa
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live extension.
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Homeseekers and Settlers Rates to
the Sunny South. ~
On first and third Tuesday Of each month
to, and including April, 1904. Write .Jno,
N. Beall, A. G. P. A., Mobile l. Ohio r. r.,
st. Louis, Mo-, stating to what point you
wish rates. II,