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The evening world., 1903-12-12

THIS week the thoughts OF the fash
iorable woman turns to evening
gowns. For the Christmas Dve re-
ception is drawing ear and II is her
aim to have a new and dazzling COS
urn for the occasion. For a month
past ~dressmakers have been planning
novel and beautiful dresses which will
make their first appearance on the night
before Christmas.
There are simple little dancing frGks
of chiffon and crepe de Chine for tho
deoutante, statelier creations of silk
and lace for the young matron. and gor-
geous combinations OF fur. satin and
gold thread for the imposing dowager.
r OR a young girl, the charming
gown pictured Is OF white crepe de
Chine and chiffon. showing a multi-
tude OF what are known as nuns folds
on waist and skirt and a o trimming
OF thick white silk cord. The waist has
a round shirred yoke of crepe de Chine
outlined with a knotted scarf OF chiffon
reaching to the waist line. From 1t
the blouse, made in num- folds OF crepe
de Chine. falls over a belt OF the thick
cord. The skirt. composed of an in
finite number OF soft folls, has a full
iounce outlined with the cord, which
also circles the hips and forms n long
apron effect in front. The elbow sleeves
show large inlet puffs of accordion
plated chiffon.
THE recently imported trOck illus
trated has as a foundation an ex-
quisitely fine piece of black Chan
tilly having an orchid design well de-
fined on the net. ~Strappings OF black
silk louisine n nun's folds-phs de
'religieuse. as they term them In Paris
are applied on the skrt and sleeves
at intervals. and there is a yoke IN
coarse gutcure lace which extends 10
form a bertha. smart little bowknots
of shirred and wired black satin rib
Don being applied on the bertha The
skirt has dn odd garniture In the hip
yoke OF black louisine. which extends
in broad straps to h hem OF the
gown. IND on these straps tho ribbon
ibowknots are also applioued with tell
ing effect.
The evening world., 1903-12-12

n very stunning gown Of brown Sc
~ quins over dotted cream white net
~ Is pictured. The spangles are APP
piled In a rose design on walst and
skirt. The deep epnulested yoke is
simply a lattice of flexible interviewer
gold ribbon hraids. Around this is an
irregular beretta OF brown spangled net
which also forms the sleeves. The up
per part OF the skirt Is of the chiffon,
the spangled net fiounce being applied
beneath a garntture OF Russian face.
The evening world., 1903-12-12

= OR older women three stunning
Christmas ideas, showing an elab.
! Grafton of lace. gold braid and
moleskin. are pictured. One Of these
shows the new girdle in an exaggerated
form. since 1t extends from just be-
meath the berthe to well down over the
hips. In this instance there is II yoke
Il round one. OF point dAlencon, the
pieces being Joined together with the
very fine gold lace which also appears
on the skirt. Little handkerchief pieces
Of the cloth are edged with the gold
lace and plated to form a berthe, bands
OF moleskin forming a heading.
On the skirt n double and of lace,
with diamond-shaped medallions at In
~tervais. these having appliqued centres
of Alencon lace, appears above the
hem, which 10 entirely covered with n
broad band OF molesdn. this fur also
being used to edge the sleeve drapery'
which falls over a tight-htttng cum of
Alencon lace and gold lace braid. and
a soft fr1ll of white lisse falls over the
hand in a quaint md pretty fashion.
or course, all of this u arranged over
a perfectly fitted princesse lining. and
II takes the art OF a master hand to
| out and 1T his so that tho draped and
| swathed and wr4nkled effect OF the cloth
is in nowise bulky or clumsy. Quits
| the contrary. the effect produced Is one
of airy grace and lightness; but this is
a style which the ouNom belle woulo
| do we'll 20 let severely alone
The evening world., 1903-12-12

IN worry novel wrap seen at the opera
~ recently was of the new material
- called Breitschnany. n closely
initiates the silky haired cream fur of
the polar bear. Whether 1t vas a cape.
or a coat. on a dolman could not be
determined by a cursory examination.
In the back the garment came almost to
tho hem OF the skirt, extending In a
straight unbroken line from the heck,
Then It rounded up sharply to the front.
hanging In full cascade folds. Another
new material seen on a few OF these
dolman wraps for theatre wear h a
wood texture (which dainttly Stimulates
sEmins without its clumsiness. Used as
a - Cur for Stole nOalazA and bsrders.
The evening world., 1903-12-12

THIS Winters Dane
ing Frocks Are to
Be Very Bouffant.
They Are Trimmed with
Many F]1ounces and
Ruchings of the Same
Material - The Redin-
cote of Taffeta Is Re-
vived to Do Service for
Carriage or Theatre
Wear - o1man Wraps
Are the Latest Creations
Gilt Is All the Rage
Brown, with Orange or
Blue and Pearl Gray and
Cream, Are the Most
Recent Color Combina-
tions-O Other Interesting
Fashion Developments.
The evening world., 1903-12-12

THE redingote of taffeta is revived
in all its former glory and a very
i useful garment It is. Some of the
great houses are making 1t do service
as a carriage or theatre wrap, and with
the inner vest removed 1t proves q
dainty garment for indoor wear.
The evening world., 1903-12-12

THE dancing or evening skirt prom
ises to be very bouffant. but his
is no yet determined. Several very
short full cotillon gowns have recently
como from Paris. But as these tend to
make the wearer look short and dummy.
Il is certain they will not be popular with
all women. These short cotillon skirts
are trimmed with nan founces and
~ruchings Of same material as the gown,
reaching above the knees and frequently
TO the waist and are almost exact repro
auctions of the family portraits OF bellies
OF 1860. From Paris also comes a whis-
per that ballroom skirts will remain
long and tight-fitting, and Will tend
to give a height, slenderness and
willowness and an absence OF all that
suggests embonpoint. This how very
conclusively that skirts will be OF two
kinds. They will probably not gather
the short, full skirt upon the band. as
predicted a short while ago, but will
shirr them in many shirrings II puff
ings or tuck Thorn In Spanish style, rum
ming low In the front and rising toward
the back, while The skirt is finished
with a b~ouffant effect around the foot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
THE IRISH
LAND BILL
Great Interest Manifested in the British House OF
Commons Over the Measure

differences in price between land
lords aud tenants have 60 be settled
In convention.
The BIZ provided for differen
toates between conEeHted and an
eonscated districts. The government
viii advance 80 on new holdings ~
canaerted districts and as high ~
g., geo So uncunHcHted dlHtfictn. t.
landlords advances will be made ~
20 onssthifd Of the aggregate vaius
~ the estate. should " not exceed
tion. go.
The government commissioner
may purchase unteuAntcd lands uI
Ia the value OF 90 900 .ooo.
Wyndham was frequently cherrrd
He closed With a summary showing
that the government takes no rick IN
advancing the money aH u u secured
BY the farms HE concluded hia
speech a. I o'clock, John hedmand
followed aud said the proposed
measure 10 far Va advances Of any
thins previously offered. but he
would have to reserve his full opin-
lon until he studied the details.
-
DUBLIN, March ss.-There 4
great excitement all over Ireland
over the land bin which Is up to-day
In the house q commons n IL the
most momenfaus event ia Ireland :
history since the union. II In con
fidentis expected that u viii paer.
with the throwing open OF 1ne
stretches nf land now held by nom
renidunt owners, thousands % fam
lilies that are now destitute VIII be
made independent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

LONDON. March "a Enormous
interest " shown In the proposed
lriah Hand bill which N The govern
mtnta compromise for home rule
The house Of commons was crowded
to the doar this morning. some af the
more ANXIOUS claiming seats as early
an midnight
Wyndham. chief secretary far ire.
land. addressed the commons thia az.
trrnoan aud Was received with great
qulred Tor carrying out The prafis-
Ions OF the bill. so. uoe, coo has all
ready been provided FOR
wyndham said it would probably
require a years "a make all the pay
mentH, the Irish government pro.
poses Go commence reductions,
amounting 60 a million dollars an
nuAily. foe evers location or free
grant by payinE a percentage af the
money to vendors. The percentages
viii be largest la small estates and
smallest IN tn. largest For example
Fifteen per cent viii ho raid on purs
chase money amounting 10 -. 600,
while only : per cent vii be paid
on amounts over tso0. eco lie said
that already s0.ts9 tenants have
bought their hoidlnea aud the gov
eminent has never iost penny In
the transactions.
Tenants arr expected 90 pay In
easy miscellaneous Myndham said
that tho sole object h 10 create a
nation % peasant pFupfieiofp, The
entire transaction amounts 10 half
a billion dollars The question of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
500 to Hoo
Thursday morning from o'clock till II these
xpecials on sale.

heel. special from 10 II at izszc.
Wamen.s Fast Black Cotton
Hnse. doulgie toe and heel. best lbc
quality. from 10 II az Zoe
women'a 2-point Kid House
Slippers. value fbe. for sac.
Mems Hack and Tan KID House
Slipper. value lilo and tz0o. for
80.
stamped Table Covers. made
from very finest quality butchers
linen, with colared borders. sine
esxzs inches, ali the latest floral
regularly TO- each. sale price. . 10
n. Doc each.
A nice tot Of womsn's &c En-
broidersd Hemstitched and Lace
Handkerchief, guaranteed all pure
linen very fnest designs 90 select
from. FUN sire and perfect condl-
lions. worth regularly sc each;
sale price. 60 n. ice each.
Black. white and Black. and
Combination Chiffon Vsiiinws. dots
In large and medium sizes. very
new patterns 10 choose from.
worth regularly ~ 10 7se yard.
sale price. 10 II. 1se yard-
Wash kfmonax. fsurcd lawn.
deep cape. flowing sleeves. wash
braid. trimmed. all coioss. special,
. To II. .ac.
satin STRIPE Pongce silks. value
Sc. al &c.
nlmity kimonos. all new figures.
lace trimmed. special. price. TO
II. tieo
sz-inch nFiliihutins. alpaca. navy
and black. value &c, kso.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
HAS A FOOD
TRUST ON THE TANANA

Journey ever the new unbfaten trail
from the heart u the mes diFEtnss
to Dawson lie cofhe IN the fiereTpl
Of. weather and unhesitatlna
started back Ia the name tfyinE
period
Wada came from thr new camp "a
SIT supplies. iis stated that he
wanted them for opening a resiau.
rant. the steaks al Circle did not
have everything he wanted and h.
came through to Dawson. He took
hack = large amount ~ freight,
Prom Circle he made other much
heavier shipments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
INDICTMENTS may
Be SM0THERED

lsTE7.--shersiy after e'eloeL,
Judge Bell srssrss an order direct
log n. c. Pi7oss 10 resume his duties
ss r,sr,bsr Of the grand Jury. Mr..
Pssost vas present ard % once pre-
essded to the grand Jury roor.. judas
o<is stated 10 . Star reporter that
Mr.. Pisets had told him that Ne he'd
been under the irsprsssiea that his
renewal FROM the sorsmsrship ss.
Grated as . renewal from the Jury
setsrsiy. Tersnes o'Brisn eontinu..
10 be foreman.
The superior eorrt grand Jury r.
eenx~ned shortly after ! O'Clock tfis
afternoon. hut at osclock had fnasls
no return Of indictments Into court
heated discussion has bean ~
progress tn the room IL IL under
stood that Foreman OiBrten has re-
fused 10 sign true bills In the cases
OF most Of the Indictments voted
while III. c. P1sott was forsman
This prevents a return Of the IN
dictFuenn voted against Mayer
Hufues. Chief Sullivan. Waiter :
Fulton and Justices Cam ana
George. as well as nusaher 81
others In which the pubic takes les
Interest unless Mr.. oRrten can b
Induced to change his attitude. or =
rev vote = taken.
At O'Clock H. ". Young. clerk of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

sKAowAr. March Is Especial
Carfsspoudvaeel-~A dispatch FROM
DAVIS says that J. Wada. the Jap
anese who brought To Dawson the
first news Of thu strike on the
T,anana. has cnrnerea all the flour,
ham and bacon IN the latter camp
and Il IN a fair way to become the
Wraithisat fuan Oh thu river
~ IL reported that Masia u askinE
tto1 Eack for his fiauf 1t u
known that be had considerable
money and that he In a hustler tie
WAS the first man 60 naks the long
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

Judge Belts court. went Infs the
krand lurY RON. presumably With
some communication from Judge
hsH II u surnised that Judge Deli
may have requested the Jury to de-
lay the return Of Bills until later A
the afternoon
number ~ prominent attorneys
have been IN laaae tells courtroom.
all afternoon. Among them Ar
lndse Burke. John Deere, John y
Miller. John II Hart and Lee "a
Hart Al are supposed 10 represent
sofns 81 IN. pfnmlneat officials
against whom indictments are ~.
ferfesf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
DRIED RATS
FOR FOOD
END OF LOVES YOUNG DREAM
CONES TO EDITH BURNETT
AND JUNG TOY

NORTH YAKIMA. March s.
Edith Burnett. who married JunF
Toy. the Chinese hop grower Of this
valley, in Seattle. on February Il
last, obtained divorce yesterday
through Judge Hudkin. They lived
together a little over one month, and
In consequence she alleges that he
was infoIerable az a husband. She
says In her allegations that he was
rude. abusive and ungentienlanIy In
his conduct toward her; that ~ he
was Chinese his nature and cua-
toms were different from hers. that
he attempted to make her eat dried
rats, and In consequence she bees me
sick. lost her appetite and he be-
came disgusting 70 her.
The dried rat, or what looked 10 be
one, was exhibited a. evidence be-
fore the Judge today. She was per-
rnitted 70 take her maiden name.
burnett. The whole Transaction.
from the day OF marriage to the
granting Of the divorce by the court.
has cost Jung Toy 81 300. but he says
he II glad TO get rid Of his Mclean
wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
GIANT

NEW YORK. March 1s.--The Fv.
ening World says that positive con.
frEnstton has hen received o. the re-
firement q the Vanderbilt company
from the control Of the New YORK
Central railroad. This marks fhs
final move In the Morgan Roc kefeI.
Ter scheme for a trunk line trnnspar-
tafion trust In America. taking IN
four-nfths 81 the railway mileage lr
the United States. east 81 the Ais
sir-ippi and embracing approximate
~ $1,000 miles Of railway and ave Til.
lion dollars OF capital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

fs-inch Colored Table on Cham
value at &c yard. special. Al Il.
yard.
tt-lneh White and Marblcsx.s
Table on Cloth. value at &c ysrss
special. lac yard.
iiose Water. regular pssu la
bottle ) 70 II. &c bottle.
coisate'H Fine Perfumes. szzs---
ed odors. lee bottles. 8 to II. e
Pears Glycerine Boap. zorth se
cake; ) 20 II. &c.
Bays' Percaie and Ginxhzn,
waists and Blouser. for ages 4 Il
u year,. worth &c. for Use.
Boys Outing Flannel Waists ana
BlouseE- for ages 10 IL yex1
worth 25e for isc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

ssc Wine oiasses set u 9. "a
II. isc set
toe Decorated Soup or Nush
hosin. : 20 II. r. each. only 10
= buyer.
A No. Chocolate Creams. as
sorted fiavoru, worth a6c pound
from . 10 n Al iFc.
thristy Pastry Knife. regularly
IL. TO II. lac each.
Crown Asbestos Baking Sheets.
y sheets 60 the book. regularly lie.
: 70 n. At &c Each.
Good Steel Bread Knife. good
value al ssc. $ o. II. iec each.
zsc Writing Paper with Envei-
ofses % match. special. lie.
Calling Cards. tc package.
shiidren's Past Hack Ribbed
Cotton Hoee. double knee. toe aasi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

LONDON, March s2.-Sir Hector
Macdonald. whe@e trial on charges
reported 10 he ef sensational char
aeter committed suicide by shooting
in a hotel In Paris to-day. He was
cnToots for Ccylon 10 stand trial.
IL became known this Afternoon
that the charges were made AGAINST
Macdonald by the parents u boys
who attended the English school At
crylon. The story fro ma PROMINENT
club il that Macdonald had an init.
nation before he left Lonton that
suicide would be the best course to
pursue tn order that the hahor Of
the army might be maintained
News OF his suicide created an I'm
ptensc sensation. particularly In all
military clubs where he Was a prime
fsvorlte.
lie has always been a hero Of the
rank and file and was called fighting
Mac His most daring charge was
at the battle OF Omdurman. where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

water frontage and 10 the most
avalishie site Tor packing plant
such a. swift a Co. undoubtedly
contemplate building In Seattle.
The tact that sNitt a Co. arc
about 10 purchase the land, prse,,.
eslls assures Seattle ot ns~ en-
,srprise 81 great magnitude. II 10
probable that the swift concern will
not spend less than 5000. 600 here
u they succeed In ob,slniro the site
mentioned.
The beef trade 81 the entire Pa.
eitie eeass will he affected BY tho en- /.
try 81 the sssifts into the field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

he led the soudanese bsisade In the
face % almost certain death and
saved the day,
The chafErs against Macdonald
are said 60 BE- the same as those
against Herr kfupp, HIS friends
here believe him innocent. but say
ar IN the ease II the German gun
maker he was overcome by the
disgrace and decided on suicide. The
wRf office officially announces that
Macdonald committed suicide al 1 20
O'Clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
SH/NGLE MILL
DESTROYED

ASAConTEs. Wash. Narch So
The shtnsis aslii owned b the akaktt
Manufacturing Company. caught
fgs yesterday morning about
o'ciaea from a spark falling upan the
roof. and was Totally destroyed. a.
u stated that the company viii AZ
once rebuild, Less about ttte9. In
uufauce. fESa9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
is ARRESTED
FOR ROBBERY

A Young man named Charter Reed
wss arrested this Afternoon by City
Detective James Byrnes on a charge
Of highway robbery. Reed IL accua-
ed by VI. Robinson Of robblne him in
North Seattle several days a 90, Rob
iDson ~ veteran Of the civlI war
He says that several nights ago he
was met near the end OF the Cedar
street car line by two men who as
sauited him and held him while they
went through his pockets and took
e14. One Of the men he recognized
. q young fellow often seen about
the free employment bureau in the
city it'll. Robinson saw lin there
today and called the detective 20 ar
rest him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
LAST EDITION
SWIFT & M GEZXWe
RAXlXG MNGE SIZE

swift & Co. Of Omaha yesterdsy
forfeited the eptien which they hsv.
held Ter tho pas, 10 days on the
Frye. eruhs packing house plant. In
this city. ard entered into nspe,is.
items with J. A. Moore 81 the Moore
Investment company Ger the pvr-
chase 81 81 acres 81 land on the
hank. 81 the puSsmish river. south
Of this city.
This lard, which wa. originally
the Berst donation claim. IL about
three seurshs % a nlls directly west
% Qsorssto~n. u has q mile Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

BIN. when sayer sent u the sta +.
ton houss and reported the killing
Il VAS discovered that he wRa eto.
ieatiy insane Il sook several Of.
flrerr To suhfue him and remove him
10 a hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
CASTRO
TAKES IT
ALL BACK

CARACAS. March @fr-sldsut
Castro WtihdrrN his runisnstiau u
the presidency ~ NeueEaaia tasiay
after fsadlna tho special message
from congress requesting that h.
taks such action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
SENSATION BREWING
BEAUTIFUL HAVE HIRED TO LURE
60. /. suaock TO his

prevent hts pressing the suit for di-
Norce. Tire woman and the man who
brought her 60 nunaia are Under ps-
bee surveillance. u h currently un-
deFstccd b. the police department
that the woman- viii be placed 90
the stand 10 testify al the lnoueat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

PARIS. MArrh zs.- Macdonald. on
arriving at Paris. went 60 the Hotel
Regina. Shortly after he reached HIS
room shot was heard. The authort=
ties ON entering found his dead body
lying ON the fioaf The poiieu took
charge Of the body and all pAperH
refusing 10 diyuiEs their contents
u i believed that be made a state.
meat before arriving at the hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
FARM LABOR
SITUATION

sAflT LAKE. March 2b.-densrai
Manager n, II. Cutler, Of the Utah
sugar Company, annasncea that ar
"a nEemsuth have been made for
enough japanese 10 work 500 acres
af sugar beet farms "a Utah and
1900 acres In Idaho,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
KILLS HIS
PRISONER
ACT or AN INSANE POLICEMAN
AT NATIONS CAPITAL

WASHINGTON. u. G. March A.
Policeman fayrr this morning ar
rested . negro far . trivial offenHe
The pFtuunff became alarmed ana
made = rn4sefnr # a. @#eapr. ehefr.
uron the policeman shat and Killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
BIKE TAGS ARg HERE

The bicycle tags for the ensuing
year havs arrived and may be ne
cured after April from the city
comptroiiers of1ce. \ tex OF u
ridden In the city. and the tag show
ing that the license has been paid
may be secured. for this amount.
The dog tags are now on sale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
ON SUSPICION

r. !. Fowler was arrested by Pa
trolmsn Csmsfon and Holland to-
day on nuspicion Of being IMPLICATED
IN the robbery OF Pier NO. = several
nlrhts eso. The product ~ the bur
rlsrv was found 81 DroJiman'n sec
snalaaa nore. yrasreay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
OPERA HOUSE
BURNED TODAY

TORONTO. March Is The Tor.
onto opera house burned today. Is1ss
sts9. i~o A theatrical cutupany inet
IL qee worth Of a1snrfy and cos.
fassuea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25

BUFFALO. March s5.-ft = report
ed to-day that arlot has been siiHcuv-
sred. and which was connected hy
fennel. With a beautiful woman a.
lure, 10 sntrap Burdlek into a COM
prpmising situation which would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
Considers Seattle the
Most Promising Of
Alland Buys Prop
erty in Davis Ad-
ditiOn.

Among the purchasers In
Davis Addition yesterday was
Francis Green. Esa., a gray
haired official Of the Pacific
Coast Co. Mr.. Greene bought
q choice double corner and
later in the day came back and
bought the adjoining lots for
hls son. Mr.. Frederic w.
Greene. Of the Northern Pa
cific. Mr.. Greene IN his
younger days went in swim
ming in Chicago where Hyde
Park now is-property tina.
sells for a fancy figure Ia these
days by the front foot. lie
went to st. Paul later and saw
property double and treble and
quadruple In value. and made
some Of the money himself.
When he went 20 Denver he
could have bought for a NOM
inai amount a ranch which now
forms the toniest part Of the
city. But aa he said yester-
day, Seattle will distance
them all. and your new addi-
ton 10 the prettiest property In
the city" n II u the prettlest
II will certainly be the hishes,
priced. II surely IL the cheap
eat today--hadn't you better 20
out and see II there isn't an In
vestment IN IT. While the pres
ent snle lasts prices are SEQ 10
1850 on terms Of $50 cash and
go a month. The view is
sugerbiy beautifui-takinR IN
both ranges Of mountains. Lake
Warrington. Lake Union ana
Puget Sound. An Mr.. Greene
aptly says, the location IL a
perfect amphitheater, affording
glorious panorama on every
side.
See the property today or to-
morrow. Take the Broadway
and Pike car &c the end OF tho
line and walk north two blocks.
Our representative will be on
the ground every day.
Clear title and complete alb
strscts to all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-03-25
SUICIDE RATHER
THAN DISGRACE

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