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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23
ssREFORM is NECESSARY.'

Quoting the old slogan OF the s4llden
campaign, the democratic national
committee is issuing a card setting
forth in a few striking figures the
gross results of Republican Extrava-
gance.' !
The document tells its story Of how
our governments expenses are grow
ing under republican rule in these
extraordinary figures:
Total Government Ex-
penditures under four
years of Cleveland.... 81, 758, 500, 216
Total under Mckinley,
including Spanish war 2.43O, 316, 300
Total under Roosevelt
computed by Secretary
Shaw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2,64l' 724' ol9
Excess of Mckinley over
Cleveland .............. GIL, 6l7, l73
! Excess Of Roosevelt over
Mckinley. in time of
peace,...... 211, 4O7, 62S
Excess of Roosevelt over
= -
| WHERE THE INCREASES BAVE
BEEN
AS compared with tie four years OF
Cleveland, the four years Of Roosevelt
have resulted in increase Of expendi-
ture as follows:
For the Civil Establish
ment, $3.50, 600, 900
For the Naval Esta blish-
ment(exclusive of per-
sions) 23l' OOO, OOO
WHY?
1.-The voice Of the %weakling or the
craven counts or nothing when be
clamors for peace, but the voice Of the
Just man armed is potent. President
Roosevelt before New York Chamber
Of Commerce, November II, 1902.
THE COST OF NOT BEING
''WEAKLINGS.'
In the year ended June, 1902, the
year of McKinley's death, there was a
Government surplus of.."..$91, 287, S75
Under the first year of Roosevelt
and the 'Big Stick policy this de-
creased $54, 297, 667
For the frs. year ended June 30,
1904, the margin was about $14, 600, 900
For this. the fourth year Of Roose-
welt, according to Secretary shaw's
own estimate, there will be a deficit
Of $4s, 121, $50.
By way of pointing a moral to this
tale, this document quotes from Mr..
Joseph Pulitzer's open letter to Mr..
Roosevelt In the New York World of
July 30, 1904, as follows:
"This extravaganza Is encouraged,
and in fact, made inevitable, by the
high tariff and the policies OF war and
imperialism, of which you are the
most strenuous champion. The greater
the revenue from customs the greater
the temptation for lavish expendi-
lures. The more colonies and depen'
denotes we have the greater the need
of more wa1ships, mere Notifications.
more coaling stations, more soldiers.
I'm view of this surprising record
of extravaganza it is perhaps moi
strange. but will be regarded by the
taxpayers as significant. that the
words ECONOMY, 'retrenchment' and
reform once the rule of the nation
and the shibboleth of statesmen, dc
not once appear in your entire speech
of acceptance-NOT ONCE!"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23

The negro is our most initiative
citizen. A band of his race organized
recently In Sussex County, Va, for
robbery, murder and arson. they
styled themselves Trough Riders"
Every man Of them believes in a "Biq
Stick policy .-Bolletin.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23

The St. Paul Dispatch and the
Minneapolis Journal can hardly con-
slider themselves endorsed by the result
in McCleary's distrjcr. Tariff reform
will come from the dtlu. ":a'ic party,
If ever.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23

In Maine the great democratic gains
were made In the cities. where the
especial issue was the Increased cost
Of living without compensatory in.
crease IN wages. The large cities lad
much to do with electin: tbe demo-
cratic ticket in 1892.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23

John A. Johnson, democratic cardi.
date for governor, F. G.. Winston,
candidate for lieutenant governor, and
Cleve Van Dyke, candidate for con-
gresr. Will visit Little Falls some time
during October. They are worth hear
i;,v ard seeing.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23

A republican that b-lievrs Roosevelt
il in favor of tariff re, ision certainly
needs mental medicine, for the Roose-
welt letter shows that the president
has sdoDred the s,andpattis,u of the
Eastern monopollsts.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23

The republicans of Colorado have
renominated Governor Peabody. whose
ecord in the labor troubles is famil-
lar, and thus endorsed the lawless and
violent methods adopted by this friend
of Roosevelt in fighting the strike for
q reduction in hours of labor.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23

The Associated Press admits that it's
rero,t of Hills speech in which it was
claiE:tu tia: Hill called Roosevelt q
frar1. Was n lake, and ti:at Hill never
eai j.. The great rews monopoly has
!. en- ii servant of the republican party
T cy as anI he's distorted news 10
tn;t IT. DEFY 'seg.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23

In 1892, at this time, the republi-
cans were sure Harrison was elected.
In November the man elected was not
Harrison.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23

: Dunn's letter of defense is q poor
and puerile excuse, and calling Van
SAINT and johnson names does not i'm
prove it.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23

The democrats of New York seem
to have got together. and the outlook
is brighter than aver in the Empire
state,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23

Jerry Jermane says the Maine elec-
tion doesn't prove anything, but the
Vermont election does. Jerry gets a
salary for talking that way.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23

Minnesota has elected democratic
governors, one of them not long ago,
and 1904 will sec another episode of
that kind.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23
STATE TICKET

Governor
JOHN A. JOHNSON--..-.St. Peter
Lieutenant Governor
FENDALL G. WINSTON. Minneapolis
Secretary of State
JOHN E. Red Lake Falls
Attorney General
THOMAS J. MCDERMOTT-..-St. Paul
Treasurer
BYRON J. MOSIER.-..-.--.-.St Saltwater
Judges of Supreme Court
JOHN A. LOVELY....-...-.Albert Lea
CALVIN L. BROWN-.......-Morris
CHARLES E. OTIS-..-St. Paul
o. NJ. Wing
Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
H. E. -.Montevideo
w. F. .Hallock
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23
Underwear

Our underwear stock swings
into line this week. Chilly nights
and mornings remind n that it is
time to change from the lighter
weights to the warm.
Children's Underwear in fat
and ribbed feeced, camel's hair and
wool ribbed, all marked allow prices
for our opening week.
LADIES RIBBED VESTS and DRAW ar
Frs, all sizes, including extra /00
~large-Only W
I EGYPTIAN RIBBED, heavy
f1eeced yes g and drawers, opening Ax0
sac price W
I RIBBED UNDERWEAR, in grey
heavy feeced, vests aud drawers M
All Wool Underwear in white
and grey, ribbed, in the New AFFORD
Cut, at 81, SIPS and $1.50.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23

SPECIAL PRICES ON SHEETINGS o mi
WEEK.
Pillow Casing, ~ inches wide, unbleached. Pc.
quot brand, only lie per yard.
So me quality. As inches VIDE. 13c.
42-inch bleached pillow casing, Aurora brand,
only 12Kc.
Pillow tubing. 42~inch bleache8. 15c.
Pillow tublrg ~ iucb, half blenched, 17c.
Pillow tubing, 45-inch. bleucheu or half blpached,
1Sc.
45inch bleached pillow casing, Ideal brand. only
1910.
+5.iuch, Pepperel brand, 15c.
46-inch Pequot brand, 1Sc.
54-inch bleached sbetting, tic.
1000 yards Standard Print in a full
line OF colors- H0
per yard rO
500 yards challie, suita bic for comforters, SC I'd.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23
Blankets

Only the good and reliable quail
tiles here that will give you a return
for your money; impossible to equal
elsewhere.
FOR OUR FALL OPENING WEEK, we place on
sale $50 grew and tan blankets with good
borders at SOC per pair. Compare with others
at rs. Our numbers at 75c, $1.O0, 1926, 1.75
and 200. are the best values shown.
CA LIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS and North
Star blankets, from So 90
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-09-23
Dress Goods

We show the largest stock Of
dress goods in the civ. Pan Chew
lots, Mohairs, Sicilians. Melrose
cloth, fancy boucles, Albatross,
Mosaic, Brilliants, Roxana cloths,
Poi de soies. Sharkskins, Nuns
Yelling, Eolians, Velvet Zebilines
and Mannlsh Mixtures. Just a few
o~ooo Gov New oro,,c rroo1-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02
SEATTLE
SPIRITS
BIRTHDAY

Yesterday was the 10th birthday
Of the Seattle spirit On May day,
1874. ground was broken on seattis's
first railroad and IL Is from that day
that the real growth OF the city
dates. The road was known as this
Seattle 4 walla walla railroad and
Was built by local capitalists with
the principal object OF hauling coal
from the old Talbot and Newcastis
coal mines.
The little narrow gauge line
brought millions Of dollars Into Sc
attic and was a public enterprise IN
which nearly every citizen was .
stochholder. When the ground vac
broken at the head OF the bay on
that memorable May day. the ooca<
sion was one Of rejoicing and a gene
erai celsbration Was held.
The wealthiest citizens worked
side by side with the poorest with
pick and shovel. 60 show their dee
fiance OF the Northern Pacific rail-
read monopoly.
Besides being the anniversary OF
the beginning Of seat;le's prosperity
yesterday was May day. Dewey day
and book beer day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02
Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. X. Mullen. S2t Ballard ave. SPs.
City Hall
Fremont DRUG Co. Ewlna street
and Fremont aNenuss
W. a. Mansfield a Co, Druaslss
esd ard jackson.
crahams Home Bakery, eToS Let
avenue
C N Ishndrstf, cigar s,srs, siess
Second
Thee HARRIS al pestesioe, Renter,
little's Pharmacy. let ave. norss
ard Harrison street J. ~. A""s'
eroprieter.
Carlton a Co. prussls,, GER syn
80. and pse. street. South seao,s
r. A. Moore. Pestsffies, So Psrk
University prus Store. uriVsrsie
Station.
Howell 9. Ph.rmasy. ioaa hs~sll
street.
Rainier pharmsey, Mr.. Clark. pre-
erteter. eocs c. Madison.
Columbia Drug Store. w. J. stus-
ley, prop.. Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Phsrpsey, p. Z. Fisher,
srvp. els Broadway and James
Quaker Drug Co. ioiS tss ave.
leary's Pharmacy. 2S3 N. broaa
~ssi phone, unlsn %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02
cANN re TIRES

Thomas III. Cam. for six years
Justice OF the peace OF Seattle pre-
cinct. according to the terms of his
resignation. adjourned his court in
the Marion block for the last TINS
Saturday and moved into Law offices
on the floor above. Until HE sue
cessor is appointed by the county
commissioners the entire justies
court business will be conducted OF
Police Judge George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02
For Sale-Tlmher Landa

uOMBRa'EAD -. prairie. railroad through
land, irrigation ditch built within one
hair mile reiihuulshfnent, 80. q.
W Brown. Cruiser tlb Pacific pihs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

AUCTION SALE Of nigh grade furnl-
tufe. the contents q eight rooms. r..
q. Bicksrton Go viii hsil On ues-
aaY. the - OF MAY. at 10 ~ sharp
on the premises. Ne. 1914 Ninth ave
nue.. elegant mahogany bed set cost
tn brass mounted teos. hair mat
feaAes, bedding, golden oak e1ten.
diftinr ohalrs elegant parlor furni-
ture. secretary. Smyrna rug skiA ele-
giant carpets. couch tapestries. pie.
tuHaa. hric-a-brac. lace curtains 81
tile best Morris chair. art Hguarfss
rockers. bureaus. eommodes. toilet
ss-tH nnoieufn. Ice box. gas range.
Majestic steel range kitchen uteu-
sits. china, glass. The above viii be
open for inspection Monday from
Ia g. " O. NickeFton A Co. auC-
tioncsrs. phones. MAln igol. hide
pendent. 1871.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02
DAHL q AcKERa

Good ia-aers tract. bottom ia.d. close
Is ACRES Eood land In pasture. all
fenced on railroad and county
20 acres. al improved, close 60 cream
cry and town. COED house and out
buildings in Old settled community:
5 acres eosd water front lard daily
steamers. god house and chicken
houses for 10 Chickens. orchard and
small berries. half cAsh. pficg u.ssl
% acres coed water front close q
new e-ruom house. includinE tools,
furniture and evsrythinEt ten.
acres. close 10 Colby zood land. 80
lo-aars trsst. close 70 si.Nsfdals. hio
cleared. big orchard. balance IN pas
tnre. ohieken huuses wcuid make a
kood chicken ranch, 10
population. % acres entirely cleared
bottom land. Team. wagons. alt
farmIng implements. chickens, cream
ssps s,as sy's t e e ,ss ,,sss haIa
room house. big orchard All farm
Ing implements. N.pQQ Terms can
bs had on this property.
Dahl. a ACREHA
n RoxWeil biz. 100 Columbia St
FIVE or ten acres AZ MEADowDALE
10 i good investment for the prices
80 70 80 Der acre-ers more man
reasonable. Come and see rs about
~ WEST q WHEELER.
and : Union block
THEY ARE AWFUL GOOD. 49,
ssll v.s i've acres Of fine land fur
sto: - cash, balance 80 per month
one and onc-haR miles from car and
thirty minutes ride 10 the city. what
trnssss Ruy live acres and then you
can make a good living and some
money. but n you buy those little
tracts that you see advertised you
Will always have 20 work for some
one else, IL costs you nothing to Seo
this land. we pay the fare.
b. ". NICHOLS.
SIS Pioneer Building.
io-AcRE tracts. between Seattle and
Tacoma. overlooking the Sound. good
soil. lays well. partly cleared. good
nrlrhborhaod, close TO achuol and
stores. fare he: price 80. on very
easy terms. Mckinley 4 Watson.
1901 First ave.
ATTENTION.
Acreage. Just ~ miles from Pioneer
square: think % ~ y hour drive
from heart o. city ask about Steel
riAh' cfIxRfFs " ADAMS
ssil First ave. a. Starr-Boyd bldg.
1850.
DO you want nice cory b-room mod
-ern cottage In walking diatance1
N 40 look AZ this. Terms.
coz. g. HonwelL
UppER's ACRE TRACTS.
Cood soil good water, good roads. fine
view, fine neiEhborhood and fine car
ssrvfoe Reached BY two electrie
hnos and near good schools Onlr
800 up. sassy terms
HERBERT 8. UPPER,
TO- II and IL achsuerman block.
First avenue and Cherry street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

+ n JoRpAS. COLONIAL BLOCK.
Northeast cufusf Second ave. and Co
Gufulia ct Entranre Columbia 81.
Il o.
Three fine t1xfag los In G~ofFstow n.
neAr the bleycir park and ca the car
SO o. - an Acre
e. % acre tracts. Euud soft lsfNl
lard. south - city. overlooking the
sotind. good piasked road 70 the
efly. easy terms
II 10
New. completely mfsisrn s-fr-ofsa house
on 5xl.H corner lot. Nfh avenue and
Taaf Marion street house OF hrAs
build ard finish. flrHf-rlasu uicksi
ara enamel plum tinE lot nicely Inn
proved al street improy rfHrufn IN
ard pAtd , blocks from school. z
blocks from car.
r. NJ JORDAN,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02
MORE BAD LUCK

ST. PETERSBURG. May 2.-Ths
new battleship orel Is aground on \
sand bank IN the Neva. II Is feared
that she will be floated only with
difficulty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

CHANENH uHuG. co NNG1.
80 Union Block
q SILT H. not affen that NC can offer
such a snap. 80 II yoN want 20 profit
10 our 40 act 81 uure \ Zine corner
lot on tgth avenue IN the broadway
district, s-Fea5f. house snd Clubhouse .
= about 81 bearing fruit trees. nice
lawn and HhruhhsrY at Htrest TN
8 pfuNsmeufH paid. block from
dnnce sections uf the city This ~
CASH price - don't talk terms
Tho owner wants money OF yuu
could not set the properly At this
cRAvENa nHoa co usc.l.
Z-1 Union Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

House, Q rooms, new, modern. Queen
Anne. lot hGt0. price nVl0. none as
cheap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

House, b rooms. modern. bearing fruit
trcen. two blocks from High School.
only 81 hUU
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02
Asrssa.-Fst s.I.-eon,Inusd

cHAurAUotfA HEACfI -TEN.AcnE
tracts between Seattle and T4cefua
saad ssii lays vel elese o. arsaol
partly rieaFsa. on ven easy tsfns.
price 49,
MCKINLEY 4 WATSON
lea Alfuf ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02
Obituary

PASSING OF MISS HoMMER.
The death occurred April ~ at Van
ccuVrr "a q. Miss Josephine llufn-
mer. who had been living In Rallard.
went 20 Vancouver for her health. and
With her mother was visiting at the
vest.iencr % q. r. smith her uncle.
Deceased was only in her 18TH year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

iiouhon. at ballard. new. modern,
fNu. your own terms. see them /.
MilbeTt near Hailrund avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

THERE ARE acres and ACRES. paor
acres and good acren. luu priced and
his priced acres. acres Absolutely
worthless. and acres that you can
b. proud 70 Improve and build ypgr
home ca. MEAnoWnALE ie~AChE
TRACTS ars good enough fet any.
body, because they are goe-d soil TOE
gardening. orchards o. farming. and
GOOD fer CHtCNENH because they
are very near gued transportation.
and Nill be near E0tteF transport a.
taon when the seattle Everett Inter
urban Il built. because they are very
reasonable Ia price and can b bought
on small cash payments and very
eaaY terms. because number 20
peopls aFa already locating there and
building their homes
Don't b. a cinmi Bay In the right
place and buy the best Go Up To
MORROW MORNING. ard s~s Tor
yourself Mr. Malthy will Be thgfu
20 show you YOU'LL bic HATiH-
FLED Remember the Great North
crn train goes al a IN. round. trip
tickets are only ~ cents A Fshicls
viii meet you at the train and take
you on the ground 1ou can act
your lunch there and return 20 Flo
attic Ia aood season. friesa ~ %
SO per ACRE
WEST q WHEELER.
and Union block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

I AN TIE MAN. Rubber weather
stripping on toors and windows
Randall the Carpenter, as Madison
Phones. itTo. Ind. X iII.
LACE curtains Numbered. Is cts pair
exceptionally fine work. cxpsrisnced
us stewart Phone. Black sssl
TRY Grlhhin 8 CO. for Teas and COT
fees. Tho Best that money can buy.
isie Fourth ave
pEnTS collected Liens fureclosed.
zfs Denny building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

gsto six ROOM house. Twenty eighth
avenue south. 400 cash. balance so
Der month.
9 1l9 Elegant broom cottage. fine
view ou Queen Anne iiili. $50 cash
9 60 room modern new cottage. fine
view SEQ cash. 80 month
g.. tN tsruum modern cottage. 7 Wsifth
avenue. tsQQ ChHh ana 80 "a month
Il 80. room modern house. on car
hur. near Eehoul $50 cash.
& - g.fuum modern cottage near
HiEh school. corner lot. trfms.
g. 40 "a. room uuderH new house. Cap
itoi linlt fine view tsrmf.
81 ga i0aruum house, basement. mod
sru. D lots. fine Wow. terms.
& 10 New house and barn. Z lots. fine
view 80 cash
8. 80 rupfu modern house. 18th ave.
rents Tor o. easy terms
q 80 s-fuom house ana lots nii tuis
pfuYsmenta Paid. easy terms.
o. a. 4. room rattaNu. wired. plged aud
water iu. fHa cash
Lots IN any part II the city at your
own terms. cheap
~ q HYERg a CO.
NEl as Arcade building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY.
Aene THAI ~ Az stn CtaAa
HOMES
ttp9 CASH. EASY MONTHLY PAY
s MsNIs h S,,6n S19 .r 99o94s
ACRES select neikhlsofhuod fins
water. view O. match the poet
dream. Mature i Guhdsf tilan
CilofCE a. % teeatiani roFs. -.
lum ela. ballard. oreen Lake hn.hs
ton nsach, itsinirr nsaeh. Fast Sc
aftis. Wrst Seattle AefsRFs tips up.
Faf particulars call at efflcs oHsse
MisTi'At rEArrY coMrASv
Pioneer building I'honss. Msina "a
HEfINQttsilaESr
nhdr nprsr Nsnnswics stitch. this
land has been held a year,. ihia i
YOU arpgriunlu g make qs.ek
arfswART arFWAnT a co.
nootn y. Union uieek. "a First Ave.
MEApowpALE
Land lies almost lsHsl la free ffom
hftiah and Etaniius timber. and IL
.5. a.. Nan az $3.50 5s.n iaaa -. 80.
u The mgun lsinHs low pHICEH.
TAHr III RMS
asd ualaa nioet'
START RIGHT
Nov on a home. Zee - ! viii cell
aessa fine land level ard easily
CLEARED riras o. car nchnol and
storv. God roaa. autek ride 70 town.
r. cash balance easy
t'fIAA D AuAMA
ast4 iss ave. q ffsarr- Boyd biss
$40 TO sea EACH.
Choice acre tracts u good land At
MFApOW DALE. rsEHas frun - -
- eaHh balance 10 rnf muuth with
interest AZ pei cent
WEAT 4 WHEELER.
and , uuieu nlota.
Fer esie--Fsrrn. ard Land
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

AUCTION SALE Of high-Erade furni-
ture. the contents Of eisht roomh.
4 o. Bickerton q co. vii sell on
Tuesday. the ara Of May. AT l0.aa
sharp, on the premises. No. lGis
Ninth avenue. elegant mahogany bed
set. coat $50. brass mounted beds
hair mattresses. bedding. golden oak
extension table sidsboard. leather
seated dining chairs. eissant pariof
furniture. secretary. Smyrna rug 81
- elegant carpets. couch. tapestries.
pictures hric-n- hrae. lace curtains
OF the beet. Morris chair. art squares.
rockers. bureaus. e9mmodss. toilet
Majestic stesi range. Kitchen uten-
siIs china glass. The above will be
open for inspection Monday from TO
,. m. y q. Bicksrton a Co. nuc-
tioneers. phones. Main loci. hide
THE auction sale Of eighteen rooms Of
furniture. advertised 70 take place on
Saturday, the Soth Of April at -
Firrt avenue south. II postponed tn
"Wednesday, the eth Of May. at % ~
sharp. y. q. ncRert0u. auctioneeF.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abs.rsete,s
OSBORNE. TREMPER q co. inc
stfucis Basement Mutual Life bldg.
Prones. Sunset Us. Ind s".
BOOTH wHTTTLEsEy-H ASFoRp
Abstract Co, established 1893. Base-
meat Of Haiier blk Phone. Main ia
SEATTLE ABSTRACT Co. N. Y. blk.
ATTORNEYS. at. Law
GRO. 2. RossMAN, Attorney at Law.
Personal injury cases a specially.
sia Pacific block. Seattle.
THoMAs PAGE. % floor Oriental
block Both phones-John Isl. 1858
O. WARD KEMP. Burke bid: Buff sss
W. d. LAhBUrH. sO4-S Pacific bloc
Banks
PEOPLES sAvINos BANK.
Second az, sys en- sne 90 fss sSss, sg
pres pre- - Y 6resnieaf, cashier; com;
herelaL savings and trust business
THE CANADIAN BANK OF CON-
tsish. miIlion seven ay2anrsd thous-
est allowed on time deposits. a sem
srai banking business transacted
s, .s s.e sTspe av. sSsn'r ' MSt
manager.
THE scANDINAvIAN : AMERICAN
Bank o. seattle-A general henslas
900; capital and SURPLUS. t,t5.Soo, a.
Snsesr} Lane ea.s sGslee Geo '' 81
Fisher. asst cashier
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
cspl.aI stock paid In; NJ $500 sur daSs.
sndth. vice pres. II. v. Ankeny,
cashier. correspondents In principal
cities of The United States and Eu-
rope
Collections
COLLECTIONS.
We collect bad debts where Others
faii-i0 years experience. Phone
White 81. Oscar q. Heaton, Atty.
Eaa ~. Y. Block.
Curios
EIslT tsYs Ode Curioslty shop" foot
] hnatann atFeats Indian TgllCA aGa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

House. Z rooms 1 acres Of finest hnd
OF land, fAnua5 viii trade for city
property this Is worth $3.50 now on
b. cat, near tiillinau CITY, adjoining
lots @RlQJ each sold at tiv0. nee this.
terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

House. roomn. 18Th and Jhekaon, ee-
meut side walk. nice garden. bearing
ffult trees, ali improvements In ana
paid, 81 100.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-05-02

$50 ana up buys above houses.