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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
QUERIES AND
.....ANSWER|;S
klltor 81 Tho ,Titnes-Dlspatch:

I !
Editor Of Tho Tiines-Dispatch:
y slr,-Is II customary for proprietor
10 cali on females OF his clerical forcA
10 take part In general cleaning OF his
l,lare OF business. scr1lbbing shelves and
counters, md moving furniture, boxes
and barrels7 Would tho force DO iustl-
liable IN leaving when told that hey can
"cone prepared to do tho work, or uuit q
9.E 3si5 a KENO.
It Is not customary In Richmond Tor
women employed as clerks to DO called
upon to do house cleanlng. But we cam
not undertake to advise persons so sit-
uatcd what to do. 1t Is g matter which
every person must decide for himself.
THIS Is free country. and Il my etn-
ploye does not like tho work assigned, 1t
Is his or her, privilege TO quit. n; 4
Editor or The Times Dispatch:
sr,-1Wil you kindly Inform the writer
as TO what Is fully understood by
acquiring II circle 2" Your answer and cx-
PLANTATION will be appreciated.
655 Yours very respectfully,
I'm r. A. ROSIE.
Ssquaring a circle Is finding square
whose contents are equal to tho con-
tents OF q circle Pi K square OF tho d.
ametcr : contents Of circle. Pi :
s.14le. SO. It's value has been carried to
several hundred decimal places, but never
found exactly. Hence IT Is said, the saunr--.
Ing or quadraturs OF the circle Il i'm
possible. n An IL ..5 I
Editor OF The rimes.Dlspntch:
sir,-Please tell ipe In your query COL
ulnn II tho Civil War pensions include
a7.' A SUBSCRIBER.
III The United States government pays no
pensions to Confederate veterans, but tho
State Of Virginia pnys pensions to dis.
abled confederates who fought under her
flag. Il
s Richmond Coal Dealers. 8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
4 inc V,ilminEton Messenger says:

The Wilmington Messenger says;
q We arc glad to see that the North
Carolina Senators are not going into con-
piptions over the Platt- Crum pncker-Kclfc
proposition TO reduce the representation
OF Southern States In Congress. They arc
taking tho matter DOLLY as they should.
will ever pass the bill but that should
1t do so wo OF the South cannot help
ourselves and that It is better for us to;
give up the nineteen c3nGr essmen and
thereby retain control Of homo affairs y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
II Peace Meeting.

X Arrangements have been made for q q
mass meeting OF the Academy OF K. Music w 81
Friday night in the interest of inte1na-
aonal arbitration. Addresses will .i be
made by DR.. Iannis Taylor diplomat;
MonslgnorSC .connell and Dr.. S. G. Mitch
ell. It will Be notable occasion. and 11t; 1t
IS to be hoped that the meeting WILL be
largely attended. Richmond should go on
record as being in favor Of settling dis
putes between nations by peaceable ar,
.bltrament rather than by resort to arms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14
Il: Il q 4, Is I. 3 Is =

\ ana ',.. > - %.
i 80 is - ) Is =, land. and - 3' Or
30 6 6 ~
AS - 12--; BIS IL IL + - - r.
f.7 =
Answer answer A.,i. il2. 3, s 81 !,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

The poor who arc always with you car
somehow keep In the background In good
weather. Not so just now. You VIII not
hayc to go far to find them. f.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

The following from the Greensboro
Record gives graphic idea OF one kind
OF North Carolina sentiment:
The new Republican organization has
been launched at Observation-Disclosures, an
ti-third termers. 81 They held 2 meeting
Saturday and resolved that they were,
good Republicans. loyal and true. but un-
less they could get a chance at the Offices
B they would not vouch for their loyal
ty further. Strong resolutions We're pass
& cd against flowing anysmnn more than.
two terms and pralslng President Roosc..
welt to the skies. It can al least be. said
that these men arc honest. There Is no
beating about tho brush; they are hungry
md thew saw 80. NV ;Sys s:'H
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

Everything comes out in: the wash, ana
who knows but what It may develop that
there are two Andrew carnegles. the one
who gives away libraries and the other Ter
one who endorses paper. 81 |. 5ll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

In the wisdom Of God prosperity comes mes
TO the prosperous IN tho good times that
they may be the better enabled to help
the helpless In ii time Ike this 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

Lawson may prove a blessing, in dis
gulsc. Anyhow, Ills sharp pen seems Gems Z
DO putting number OF frenziedf fi fins
cial bubbles out of commission,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

Mr.. Grover Cleveland s remarks on tho
weather that is unfayorable for duck
hunting somehow have not been ecordcc
by the usually alert Associated Press.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

An aged beggar. who died recently near
Porto NIaurizio, In the Italian province of
Lguria. left 1850 to- his nephew, shoe
black In America, #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

baron Won Relel, who has Just re-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

Editor Of The Til,,es.Dispntch.
S.r,-Pleaso A tell ipe In your query coll
ulnn II tho Civil War pensions include
Confederate soldiers. (, 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

All Unsigned Communications WIN DC
discarded. =, -. m
Rejected Communications viii not "
returned unless accompanied by stamps
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-14

Tho directors OF the Great Western Rails
way (England) are about to Introduce an
American engine for thelp long distance nee
cxpresses. IA iits Ss i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
Turned Down
By Carnegie
SPOKANE MAYOR RECEIVES A
SPICY LETTER FROM AN.
pREw's SECRETARY
my scripDs News ASA

HpOKANE Dec Andrew
Carnegie hnH turned down the re-
quest 81 the Spokane library COM
mission for an additional donation
q Izs.9eo 20 furnish and decorate
The library building. Tor which he
has already donated -. Gee In o.
rather tart letter. NJ Carnegie. .
private secretary inquiries Of Mayor
boyd. why saH the library build
inE not planned 10 accordance wlth
the resources provided -
The letter came today. Hnd vas
the first iutimatia most people had
that the library commission had
asked Tor any more money from AT.
Carnegie tt Is 80 follows
View York. Dec. tI 1904 Hon.
n . Boyd, Mayor Of Spokane,
Wash. Dear sir Yours OF sth re-
cclved Why VAS the library build
iuF not planned in accordance with
the resources provided II seems
Ia strange way 60 carry on pro
jet - the kind 90 make plans %
BIG that you can pay fer nothing but
the shell.
we find tho population o. spo-
kane vaa between 30 Geo and $1,000
nt the Last census. and. whtle willing
10 believe that "a has grown. We DO
not find your statement ereiitabio
that IL has grown TOO per cent cur
experience with cities own ssfi-
mates Of population IL that az least
four fiftha 81 the supposed inCrea 20
has 20 be deducted. usually. Re
apeetfully yours.
JAMES BERTRAM.
Private Secretary.
-. s. should like 10 see picture
and plan OF the building. showing
aii the accommodations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
ONE MAN IS KILLED AND $1,000 WORT HoF PROPERTY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS WE'RE
GRAVE DANGER

yond control For three hours and
half until they were beyond range
81 the large buildings. the flames
carried everything iu their path.
Both telegraph companies were put
out Of business bY reason OF their
wires ulI being burned out. and the
office Of the Western Union aas
destroyed.
Although d great number ~ teir-
phone circuits were iu the district
Ions distance circuits were later es-
tabllah-d with outside points
The fire was conquered az IL 30.
From the Pellefler store the
flames spread 20 the Toy
block on the west. another large
aiK STORY building and continued
westward. driven hy u hriak wind
Ia the course Of their Night the
flames were communicated 10 "a
score of other buainsHH places 10
Gated lu the buildings west Of the
Mauaarhaaetta block Among these
were she following. which were de-
htToyed
The Toy building. occupied BY
seven large stores.
Several families lived IN the rear
81 the buildings. but 30 FAR az
known all the Occupants escaped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
BIG BLAZE SWEEPS
BUSINESS SECTION
OF SIOUX CITY, IA.

The next building destroyed vas
the Commercial block
LeauluK across the alley the fira
neat spread 10 the smaller buildings
facing Fourth Htrsrt. These In
Guided the Northwestern National
bank. Seller Bros. Wholesale
liquors. and Wagner q wslsh's aa-
loon.
other buildings burned includs
tho Leader hotel. az Third and
Pierce streets the West hotel.
new structure at Third and Eebras-
ka street HlRmau a Skinner,
Whoies8ie boots and shoes. and a
large number II smaller establish
menta.
when the flames had reached =
point near the Tribune building.
facing Pierce street the firemen
concentrated their efforts in au en-
dsayar 10 prevent the destruction q
that building. although It waH much
dame ged.
The outside departments did not
arrive IN time TO offer material aif.
The man killed was tenant IN
tho Massachusetts building Ha
Jumped from the flfth story Hts
name has not been learned.
Pelletier Dry Goods company,
$40 GOO. ] K HruFh 4 Co. Eg0 900
r K pursloW. West hotel and
other buildings 81 600. CONNER
clal block. SO. 600. schuiein estate.
$50 0u4. George n. Conway. whole
sale fobaeconlst $4,000, state
bank building. Toy building. STA
900. Martin Brothers. department.
store. f25 coo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
GRAFT and DOODLE
RAMPANT IN SEATTLE

than It did for 81 goo last spring
with a few exceptions. every
printing shop In town will rob the
city # IL gets a chance have often
told the agent of a certain company
when he came around and asked FOR
work. that | could not give Il TO him
because the city was sure To be
robbed II We did so, Lately We have
been puzzling the members Of the
trust aud spreading CONSERVATION
among them by first asking for
bids on jobs from firms which We
know will submit reasonable fig
ure. This bid Is. of course. at once
telephoned by the printer to the
secretary of the Printers associa-
ton so that no other member will
make a lower bid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

This method prevents the city
from being robbed. at least An
other scheme. which We have work.
ed is TO telephone to a half dozen
firms at once for bids. This does
not give them time 10 notify the Sec
rotary and the latter time TO notify
the other members. 50 that we get
the lowest bid before the trust gets
breathing space to frame up
against US
The board OF works has beon
more successful in breaking Up
what appears TO have been q trust
Of local abstract forms because of
the fact that one or two new alb
stract firms have recently gone into
business in this city. During the
last four years the city has paid
SIS. 33a for securing the abstracts OF
titles OF property that It has re-
quired. Abstract men claim that
this is about $4,000 more than
should have been paid.
An examination of the warrants
In the city eomptroller's office
shows that out of the general fund
alone there was paid for abstracts
from January l. 1901. to December
81 OF that year. the sum OF 81. SIC. so.
During 1902 the amount jumped up
TO 81. $3.50. During 1908 II crept up
TO s6,419.b9. From January to Oc-
tober 20. 1904. the sum expended for
this purpose amounted to $3.50. 70.
Nearly the whole amount. with the
exception OF a few dollars, was
given to one company.
Abstract men claim that the work
done should not have cost more
than about $4,000, SO that on this
basis the company has made a clean
profit Of S., 3Se. in a little less than
four years. off the city.
Prior to last August this company
had been doing practically ell this
sort OF work for the city. For some
rather obscure reason, which some
persons try to explain on the ground
that this company divided profits
with the other abstract companies.
no other company made a serious
attempt 20 get the work. The COM
pany was paid at the rate OF 25
cents for furnishing names of own
ers of property In regular improve
ment districts. In cases where the
description was furnished In metes
and bonds. or irregular descrip-
tiens. the rate was 80 cents.
Last August the board. being CALI
cd upon TO secure ABOUT 1890 de-
seriptions In the Green Lake side
walk aud Second avenue regrade
districts. broke its former custom
and called for bids. AS result or
competition. the company was
Obliged to make n bid OF 7 cene for
regular descriptions and 80 cents for
metes and bounds On property In
tho new limits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
Dy srripps News AssnJ

SIOUX CITY. Iowa. Dee. ga
fire which resulted ga tho death oi
one man. a monetary lyHu roughly
estimated at tg.uaa. O0q and the de-
atrurtioH Of nearly two whole
blocks. started iu the basement Of
the Frlletior department store. Ia the
Ma saHohuHetta block. "a Hin STORY
building at Fourth and Jackson
streets. last night
The district burned over lies iu
the center of the business portion ~
the city. and among the buildings
were several ~ the most HubHthn-
tial structures in the city In these
buildings wrts located a large num-
brF 81 large stores and several
vholrHnle establishments and three
national banks
The fire started in the basement
of tho store. but itH ORIGIN iH in
doubt
a large number ~ Christmas
shoppers crowded the Pelietter and
other stores and II was with diff
Guilty that uiI managed 10 70 escape
from the burning building.
The flames onveioped much Of
the building before the fire Depart
msnt arrived and were quite be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
MAN KILLED BY
TRAIN


TACOMA. Dec. et.-F La Verne.
a knot sawyer. 20 years OF axe. was
struck by a freight train near lake
view and instantly killed last night.
with two companions he vas beat
ing his way to Aberdeen.
Ia Verne lived with his aged
mother nj Eaat Tacoma.
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CONTINUED from Page Oue)
the board of works was able to take
over this privilege recently. With
out calling for bids, the finance
committee LET out the work Of print
ing the election ballots and poll
books for the municipal election last
spring to a local printer. The bill
was eNorhitanL The board recon-
mendcd that only one-half of II be
paid. which would be still too much.
but the finance committee went
ahead without consulting us and
paid the fun amount. II was n
steal.
when the board secured bids for
the printing for the late bond cleo
ton. II got more work done for 1895
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

By scripps News ASSN
PARIS, Dec. 24.-Twclye persons
we're killed and 30 injured in a
wreck at Lilo last night. The Lilo
express crashed into an express
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

Another hold-up and robbery was
reported 10 the police last night
shortly after II O'Clock. Il. Il. Whit
more. of AZ Prospect street. was
relieved of SEQ at the point Of two
shining revolvera held in the hands
u two masked hlghwaymsn. He
&as on his way home at the time
and had reached the corner OF
Aloha street and Fourth avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
z KILLED;
40 INJURED
eie WRECK ON FRENCH RAILWAY CAUSED BY COLLISION
NOTED CHEMIST AMONG VICTIMS

from Boulogne. Both trains were
demolished.
The dead includes the celebrated
Chemist Bertholet and the son OF
the French Senator Cuvino.
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Star Want Ad Agencies

p. X. Mullen. 81 pallard ave. COP
City Halt
Fren,ort prus c. Ewing street
and Frsnont aNcnue-
W. A. Mansfield q Co. Druggist
R3ai snd laeksea.
csanssa's Home Bakery, avs let
avenue. 49,
c. N. Lc,,mstrsss, 9 as ssers. sieis
g seeenA
Thes. n artn. az Pcssoftlos, Renten.
lttie's Pharmacy, lat ave. nerth
and hs-rrisen street J. n. Ltttie'
prepristor. AL,
csrRen & Co. oruagl - cor suA
%, ard Pao. eAccet. South s~ste
y. A. Meore, Postoffiee, Sc. ParN.
uriNsrsity prUs store. OniNer~V
Station.
AsessIl ST. Phsrmssy, ie2i HssssH
street.
Ralaier Pharmacy, Mr.. ClarN' prs
prieter. eo2s E Madison
Columbia prua Store, w, ;. stea
lev, cree. Columbia, Wash.
Rreadsxay Pharmacy, ?. Z. tane"
prae.. SIS Broadway and James.
cuaksr prua c.. ioiS lst ave
Lsary's PharmaeY, rs N. sFo@
~sVt phone. unloa 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

NEW YORK. Dec. 2t-The appel
late division Of the supreme court
here has handel down a decision
affirming the Judgment OF the low
or court holding void the will Of
Marie u Mount. which bequeathcd
SOS 900 TO the Episcopal church In
Idaho and Utah. Bishop Wells. OF
Spokane. was party defendant in
the suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
TRAMP BURNED

TACOMA. Dec. 24-An unknown
tramp set fire 10 a boxcar filled
with excelsior, in which he was
stealing ride from Seattle 20 Ia
COMA this morning. and was badly
burned about the face and body.
Tho train crew discovered the fire,
broke into the car and rescued the
man. lie was unable to talk intel
ligently. and could not explain how
the fire started.
II Is supposed that he lighted his
pipe aud carelessly threw the match
into the excelsior lie was brought
TO this city at 4 o'clock this morn
ing and taken TO Fannie Paddock
hospital In the police ambulance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
Rel E....s-een,Ins.a
HOME ron SALE

A beautiful view Of lake and
mountains which can never DO
shut oft
New. well built house ~ s rooms.
hath and cellar. all modern con
NeuienceaT all Improvement in.
Ca fine residence street I block
from beat CAT line In city
iIhif cash. balance terms. II de-
sired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
BARGAIN IF YoU HURRY.


BARGAIN IF YOU HURRY.
t-room plastered house, R0o. 81 down
J-roorn cottage. block from car. 800.
few more fine lots So Up that viii be
worth double. Acres-t and i0-acre
tracts, - per acre up. We have no
chicken ranches worth 1900 for 200
but have the best bargains on any
which can be seen fake . look to-
morrow or soon as convenient You
can save or make double money IN
vested on property bough{ this year
or We make n present Of suit OF
clothes or a cook stove. Take Green
Lake car 20 elst street west side. Or
Fremont Ba lard car 70 Polk street
or 10 Hams office. Second and
~
GREAT BAR0AN-Eew four-room
house. 4 large lots. cleared aud i'm
proved. water. chi2ksn houses IN
young chickens, new incubator. 30
capacity brooders, all for 100 pay
nnsnis 20 Fast Pois street ! bieek
lard car line.
CHEAP finely arranged 5-room house
and 2 lots. 70 chickens. chicken
house, barn, horses. COW and calf
only Sea WIN sell on easy terms /.
located on the car ling. near Lake
Washington, only rs minutes ride by
southern seattle. ask Tor Gin II
ALL Of Hilman-s property Il now
doubling in value, Is over 10 men
are now grading and plaukinE Rain
Ter boulevard throfkh Hlllman city.
10 connect with Garden OF Eden add..
If
ron aaIe two Of the best lots IN Cen
trial Seattle, terms. Tel Main $50
--zs
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ostsopathy.
MAmnEUf0N fNF4ttMA1tY of
oHrEafAfllI..iAt Second avsnas.
ostsopaths examination free
wAFuHarQS INSTITUTE QF os-
TEOFATfff rive yeats 10 Seattle.
safe Deposit building III First
PrIntInp and binding.
AaSE. The rrintsr-zii aprins ct!
commercial printing q All sindA
oeutsts sad Aurists
pR n " PERRY. oeulisL Aurlst
10 Marion
pR FoNpA sADEAu-tli nurEs old
Patent Attorney.
IN Adams Draftins Colman sids
Physlsian srd sursson
DE W. X TURNER > 70 HinehIsy.
hrs 3 g 8 = evenings N. Lax - N
D. chanbsrs Eplsr slk no,h phaasa
phs,osrsPhsrs Supplies.
ANDERSON SUPPLY CO. IL chsrry
At hcaftis
Ship Bsiidsrs.
A0nAA hikdh COMPANY. s.nsiassfs
and hhlrh uudefr DIR poeka Lam,
bsr Mills esaftls
Storage
TRUNKS delivered - cents daFS
ttafaEH 4rss piano and fufultuFa
UHHluHs estimates given Nulaa
Transfer a Storage Go. ID HIfHt
bath phones hain Mk
or Free NAP - seattle At Hskins
hatluE Storage Co. First Ayrnus
ard Cherry Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

A1sAslSA 0tHn1Ia
Alaska Horse alvdas complete with
zhaItH.
Alaska ifsnd Hleds.
Alaska Tents
Alaska Stoves.
Alaska COOKING Ttsnsila
Alaaka MlntuE shuNela. Picks Plates
and Quicksilver
Complete line ef Miners 7 e"lH ~
WhulaHnie prteFa.
We rent Jack sero~
lOQaiWs SUfHitN teH
sfE-at Railroad Ave telmah hnch
Waterfront
Phones john iU6i5 Ind L ttAA
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BsnL.

PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
osE!s 60 ',pef Fd nals 'P Prt sa' ru5 9Paii
smith. vice pres II. Y. AnkenY,
cashier. Correspondents IN principal
cities Of the United states and Eu-
rope.
THE CANADIAN RANK or COM.
MEReE ..,,,'sip pslas Up g ,oo, eo9
and doliarHi. surplus g t0u.1 inter
est allowed on time deposits. zen
sral BANKING business trsnseeted
and Second avenue. q. V. Holt
manager. O.
TIE RcANDfNAvIAN AMERICAS
GGsinsss transacted. deposits. g 15a,.
GO capital snd sutYluss;; fsso.oe: a
s sfss Zane Cashier 5Gsfo' aso. TX q
Fisher. asst cashier.
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Second avenue and Pike street, cap
ftal paid up. 900. 600 = G. hsufaid ~
nrsa, j. II. drsenieaf. cashier. ooms
msrciai. savings and trust business
Junk
IL You wtnt correct weights and
prompt returns deal with the Chicar
20 Junk Co. 1870 Western. Main eft
Masquerade Costumes.
MRS JOHN MCoNAHEY. 1l25 7th az
Millinery.
TRIMMED Hats and piumeH etc. at
half price Mrs. A. NJ. Hanson. 1GQi
cor 9Th and Pine ~,
Musical
---s-s---s-r--z--a--=- sze.a=----s-r=---
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Ross. Violin ana
piano Instruction. 2oM Fifth ave. Ind.
II psi. IT
VERA KING LAWN Mus. ~ piano;
violin. us Marion 81. Tel. Ind "
1854 Ia
Tailoring School
KETsTERB Ladies' Tailoring College.
1909 Fourth ave.
Medical Specialist.
FEMALE diseases Of every nature
auc0aafully treated Consult 0rhyal-
clan free Paris New York Medical
Institute office Eatabrouk Bldg
1907 Second. corner Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24
EGYPTIAN PIANIST.

Princess PyterlynRero. this wonderful
Egyptian don't want the public to
class her with any either palmist In
Seattle without first c0ngultiuK her
present and future. told from cradle
u RraVe. Satisfaction guaranteed or
no nay. fszs First Ave, Hours . 70
. daily. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

H0TEf -CI.IfFOfsD. ~ LSS9snWarth
Steam heat. electric light bath.
Home for travelling msn. Hotel rear
pf depot Prices. aor. itc and O. 90
Mrs. A. NJ Hoina. ufoprietreaa.
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CONTINUED from Page one)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-12-24

/ PRIVATE home before and after con-
ruHmeut trrma reasonable. nurse.
/ Black t6a 100 and avenue. tt
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on GAKEyIrw AVENUE.

t.arFr iat aIulW with ruHd four ruafn
house. y 49, 80 eaHh. balance ~ a
month
A IAn.nn.-L.L 80 a---.-L A..uu.-
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\ lANhEN'E ffa Second Avenue.
A e. JOHNSTON.
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