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SATISFACTORY PRINTING promptly done
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For Rent
Furnished and Unfurnished Rooms

TWO nice, large rooms, second floor: gas,
bath; reference. 207 II st. NV. apl2-3t
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. second floor;
$40 70 SIS; also two large unfurnished rooms
pr Fate; third floor, for light housekeep-
ingi hot water heat. gas. bath. etc: SIS 1853
2 81 nv. aPl0-St
TWO front first floor rooms err light house
kee Ding 1904 6th st NV api0-St
FURNISHED or unfurnished rooms FOR light
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Situations Wanted


Female.
WANTED-By colored girl place as chm
BERNARD or help around house 90 + 81. sw.
II
WANTED-By slrl from Pennsylvania, place
as chambermaid in hotel: can give reference
Inquire sos - 81. NV. II =
WANTED-By colOred woman, washing 70
take home or day work LOO Wards place
NV. apli-2t
WANTED-By rrst-class lGundress. washing
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NV. aDlI-2t
WANTED-By a colcred woman. place as
plain cook 500 2ist st NV apIi-2t
WANTED-By university graduate, tutoring
70 do IN English Address BOX 5&2. Times
Office apll-3t
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chamber1naid and waitress. private family
1870 Z 81 NV. apIi-2t
WANTED-By young lady. position in print
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address BOX Ss6. Times Office apl1-3t
WANTED-Plaee as cook: middle aged white
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Table Board.

WANEEE-A few boarders In private fam
lily; centrally located: Al table OF home
cooking Address BOX $50. Times Office
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For SaIe-Typewriters.

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Personal.

Personal.
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at prices 10 suit the poor when bought al the
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SPRING CDOTHES-We have Tor sale a few
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These bargains n made-to-Order clothes
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LADIES SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS
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FOR sALE-Half price. q $40 tun dress
coat and vest. perfectly new nSTe- worn;
CLcSt =. waist 81. Also g second hand Tux
eco, cheap ADDRESS AMBER. Times once
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Wanted-Agents

WANTED-At once. Is agents: good PROPOSE.
ton 10 make money: cash security from 81
20 SIS. ROOM 8. sl9 F st NV. Open FROM
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You Pay No More for ROYAL pi,ser

man you co for other light beers though
1ts more extensively brewed. Served In
special glasses Abner-Drury Brew. Co
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

PETS-Free TO good homes, a. DOG Shell
TER. Bethesc-, Tenleytown road: take eiec-
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FANCY BREED chickens, swans, ducks
goats; also flower and garden seeds and
and waterbug destroyer SCHMID'S BIRD
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For Rent
Unfinished Rooms.

FOR RENTING or three sunny rooms Cos
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TWO UNFUKNIsHED rooms: parIor floor:
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FOR RENT-Four rooms; Light housekeeD-
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IN 81 nv. apI2-St
TWO UNFINISHED front rooms with
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NICELY UNFCRNISHED rooms; central
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-FOUR UNPUBLISHED rooms Tor house
keeping nrst floor, adults only. S9s % 81.
SCH K sT NW.--Three rooms newly pagered,
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summer cheap apI2-3l
FOR REM -Four unfurnishei rooms mi
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80 D ST. NE.-Four rooms. entire second
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ENTIRE second noor. four rooms and bath:
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FOR RENT-Two des. rable rooms with bal
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TWO LARGE unfurnished rooms with al
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FOR RENI-TWo large Unfurnished rooms:
second noor. suitable Tor light housekeeping.
- IN St ne. apll-2t
FOR RENT-I427 Duncan 81 ne. six rooms
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HOUSEKEEPING apartments OF three and
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TWO nice front rooms: heat. gas: $40 5If
ID St NV apl0-3t
THREE UNFINISHED Iaofns third floor light
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aps-7t
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TWO unfurnished rooms for rent. SIS 9Th st.
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MuSic and El0CutiOn.

VIOLIN. PIANO: successful instructors;
European methods Reduced Introductory
rates Address BOX 2sS Times Office.
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GET COLUMBIAN Wyandottes Tor p-oat-
VIII spare few settings Of eggs 81 sor
thirteen D. - TELLER. Kensington. Nd
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SPRING BARGAINS IN SEWING NJ
ChlNES- Singer. S-50. Wheeler a. Wilson
- Domestic. $50: Household. IS; HUNDRED
otneL mA--eSs from g up all warranted
Open He ER'S. "a 9Th ST. N W.
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F. C. SMITH PIANO CO.
Cash REGISTERS.

NEW NATIONALS FROM SIS UP.
AALLWOOD REGISTERS AT a SACRIFICE
=, sSseFsTei sligntly used NATIONALS. FULLY
;. : .-aa~A-S TED exceptional bargains and on
EEASA PAYMENTS. We sell Secon d-hand
S1Sa Registers Of al kinds cheaper and -
Better condition than any dealer.
HE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER co.
epi0-Sot ~ w.
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FINE UPRIGHT plano. SIS Apply Ia
East CaDito: 81 ann a.
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FOR SALE-A No. Smith Premier type
writer. this IS a rebuilt machine for sale
oy private party. same may be tried By
nI9SpectlYe purchaser. Address TYPE
WRITER. Times Office apff-sr
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FOR SALE-Hoist engine and dolILI. e
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eOod as new Hydraulic passenger elevator
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sizes. some ; Dy T. 2 feet: SIS pe- N
Lot marble blocks. Il by Il inches: black and
white; cheap FIDELITY STORAGE CO.
~ 81 apI0-3t
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WILL SELL my grocery and meat store.
Northwest. owing 10 illness. Address BOX
s71. Times Office. apI2-3t
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FOR SALE-At H BERNHEIdER'S. ses
9 ST nv. $50 street lamps Just the thing
Tor country homes OF villages; viii sell very
cheap. particularly in Quantities aus-s0t
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FOR SALE-Cpright pianos at unusually Low
ngures. II will pay you 10 see US before de-
Gliding. Must sell (all used pianos) AT a
sacrince. one upright. 500; squares low
So CHAS II. STIEFF, 81 1lIE 81. NV
J. c CONLIFF. Manager. mA9-tf
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A PIANO For Yon

4iLLER SAFE for sale at Kznns. Gil Penn
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LOST-Br5Wn pocketbOok containing small
sum OF money and gold watch Reward X
returned 10 i234 L CiOu) 81. NV apl2-3t
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=. lour rooms bargain FOR quick buver. n
agent neea apply Address BOX ssG Zines
aDI2-4r
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Cash REGISTERS.

NATIONALS and HALLWOODS. bought.
sold. exchanged. ana reRickeled 70 look Ike
Rev: HAllW0od Registers repaired BY experts
zanwood Cash Register Agency,
81 St " W
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FOR SALE-GOOd quality opaque shades St
TED 10 yOul windows. only &c: the best quail
III OIL opaque shades seS5 huns free; viii
call with samples. KLEEBLATTS lirh ana
u SIS ne Phone East z5-R. iaso-tg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09
Sunday Dance at
Alki Point

Doth aftefhooa aud evening Beau
tifui music and fine dancing floor
Take the boat from the Flyer dock
.ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-09

ThiH evening and sunday evening
"fhe Wedding Day win be SUNG at
the Grand faf The last times by the
San Francisco Opera company II
has been seen hy large and very app
pfuciatlvo audiences an THIS week.
en- Monday next the fourth offering
Of this company viii be The Night
lnaale.' or, as ita gifted composer.
offcabash. chose t. call Il, Ia
fsriehole" The company VIII be
apieHdidly east Miss Aida Hermit.
the most satisfactory connie opera
artist who ever appeared IN this
city will have the title role. The
music De- especially suited e. Miss
Hemmla voice aud the role calls for
aetina af a superior quality
Maud Beatty VIII have the part
fiquliio. that made JEANNE Win
Hton famous. Mics beatty has a
worldwide reputation IA such roles
an riauiilo, rgul Jones. etc, and
she was for many yeats the pfin-
cipai boy az pruty Lane. London. In
the eiE nantamim~a charles Hates
viii have the role 81 the fussY old
vieofey, and Teddy webb viii feyrl
ia the character part 81 the old
prisoner Al Webb once played Ia
The NlshtlHkala' Ia his present
rele. vita LILLIAN Russell a. the
Nightingale and Raymond Hitchcock
as the NierFef lie viii direct the
piece. being perfectly familiar with
H.
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The Ayleswofth company present
the big play. Slaves - the Orient"
fef the lat time tonight. This has
attracted large audiences oil week
AID pleased everybody
tieEiuninE tomorrow afternoon.
Midnight IA Chinatown will be the
bill 81 the Third Avenue theatss ali
week. u Wiil b. presented with an
elaborate seenlc establishment. q big
East 81 principals aud a number ~
autiliafiea Necessary. Midnight IN
Chinatown" i a play that appeals
% every east and Efade % society.
u u strongly fruuEnf with human
Interest ard the mofai taught by the
play SERVES better than a sermon.
u i described as a dramatic ey-
rlens. on account - The fapldlty %
lis action Mere attention Il given
% ihla production than ofdinary. On
aeeoGut = the intricate characters
Of 10 scenes. characters and incl
dsnfn Hsfcfai suec iaiiHss % a high
ordsr Nin iutsrmlaKin lhroug heat
the dramatic action q the play.
Tbs foaers. 4 splendid new ana
interesting factory glay, dealing
with a lisluE rfuhicm - to-day. fai-
ioRs "NidniKht in Chinatown a
The Third AYruur thnatsf.
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ALL AROUND THE STAR CLOCK FORAPR|ZE'
,.a,h a, IN, star slos1

,assh AZ The Star clock.
f .et a. win a pfiuc and IN
F y. fied oot the extent ef
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~ y lankuase on The star ch'e-
pesf.. plemre 90 an ordinary
s.sn with the spaces NUM-
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49,, AZ the spaces ceuseeotivclY
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- a letters in each word as
sas's,.s.isa hy the figures shown IN
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w. go, ..r,kins sentences sSplain-
sF'. .,s,,sssaue compositions" The
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80 y. stsrtlns r0int ana each word
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nave uut " Ne had started
snd worked In the opposite
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.n6 Il 10 TIE star You may
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a gloek ceppcn,
- ,hs best aud most inxrnlou.
1880 length nat necessarily con.
,.erea me star viii Eivc the foi-
rsisg xssess
.sssen ticket 10 he race. al The
ksaa1wS
An A. shr Grand OPERA House.
re SEATS at ne Grand Opera
aanse
nak
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Ssw. ~ a izg example
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...an..nNErEn rnNTE NIXON
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IEAMSTER IS
ARRESTED
DRIVER WHO ALLOWED DIRT
TO FALL ON STREET 10
TAKEN IN ~ POLICEMAN
WILL ENFORCE ORDINANCE.

Robert Dunbar a teamaier in the
employ of "a city contractor, WAS ar.
rested yesterday By ratrolman
prothero. charged with scattering
dirt on the street The authorities
intend Co enforce tho city ordinance
which prohibits careless handling
Of dirt from the regrudea that are
being carried on In different pot,
TONS of the city, aRd other arrests
vii follow II drvsa generally De-
not profit By the warning Ia this
first arrest
When Il rains the continual move.
meut 81 the dirt wagons across tho
principal business thoroughfarea
results IN the accumulation u mud
on the pavement that II very oh.
ioesionable Some Of the drivers
have become careless about obey
ms the ordinance paHaed TO prevent
this nuisance. and the police intend
"a arrest all from now ON who VIC.
late the statute.
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The Theaters

In all Of It's theatrical history
Seattle has never been a. fortunate
a. az the present time
The performances being given a.
the Grand opera house BY the San
Francisco company az popular
prices excel the performances
given BY any % the travelling or.
gnnisafionA that have visited that
theatcF during the pasi two seasons
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The Lord Now In
Acca

IL the suhiecl Of Col Fiua Gefaid'a
:. IA. In Alki hall itsa gnd av 49,
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asserted that Waidmann was second
% none, This generous opinion by
fngland'e greatest actor will Doubt
less be shared hy the audiences AZ
the Htar theater next week. i1lla-
worth and nurt comedy sketch art
lnta. are ono OF the blk attractions
of the program, The bin viii also
Include falardo, the Instrumental
Man. who can initiate every mu.
Steal instrument 80 that You can
ulnoht imagine you ate listening 90
o string band The Three Musical
keliona have one of the strongest
acts % the sort that has been book.
M az the star theater this season. a
htffe girf'hnlnE wonderful dancer
fhN Aefohaiie LareuzoH the song
and the pictures conclude the new
Din
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GET IN A ItNouisTicAL
rseoNoNETER CONTENTION,
n,eFcTlN6 ENVELOPE. CON.
TEsr EniroR. DAILY srAs,- etc.
srks r0atfscs for the plumbing
"a heatlnx u the Lose kAmp hotel
4 faatanwOgtA. Wash. has been
,ssr,ea % 9 w. nn0Nn Plumbing
q. ~ Pine a.
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playing At g. and 1850 prices
Seattle has rarely witnessed a
better production and presentation
ot any opera than that given The
Wedding Bells" during the week
closing tonight The San Francisco
Opera company deserves all the
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AGlp oN rHgFT cHAReE.

n W Motson. who SAYS he IL a
steamship man. was arrested last
nieht hy rntroimen Crandall and
Wentedi. charged VITA petty lar.
ccny. II IL alleged that Mctson
stole n watch from l. T.. Moses. a
nirfk. roominE in the Alaska hotel
and the latter ~ held AZ q witness
Talbot fOr Patents. zoe Mutual LIE,
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Tonight and Of tomorrow con .
linpcus performance napoil. tho
ieEgisf Anna ifamiiton. The fraRn-
iisunes esd The f1stehsfs. talk art.
ists vii be seen If the star thsalsr
faf ihs last times THE season. Man
aHvr uomnsitsn announces Some
startling headline features for Men
aaY afternoon esd ali next v seek
Pc The FIRST time ~ this city the
WuFid famous German traErsiian.
ffasFH waldmann. viii be seen. hts
play being q condensed version -
the Stevenson Romance. ~1r. 1ekYtl
ana AZ Hyde n these trying
characters sir Henry frYlnR ones
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On sunday night the Royal IIa-
Nailaa band ~ Honolulu. Of "a
pieces. viii begin an engagement ui
five concerts az the Seattle. inrlud
lbe Monday and Tuesday ma tinees.
There are ~ saloisla with the or
ganiaaiiou. which In coming here fof
the first time
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Starting Wednesday next. the
Mack Swain theatsf company viii
offer "a the Seattle At popular
prices. the famous msiodrams. 'rhe
World" Il viii ran until next Sat-
urdaY night
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patronage that can be crowded into
The house, aud Mcaura Russell and
Drew have earned the gratitude OF
scattloH theatcf goora
The daily tribune., 1906-06-14

INSPECTED STATE ROAD-Ths
county commissioners Of Teller and
Fremont counties made trip Of In.
spection of the new state road that
b as Just been completsd between Drip.
pie Greek and Canon City. The com.
missioners were accompanied by State
Engineer JAyoox. chairman Of the
board Of commissioners Of Ell Paso
county. The road WAS completed .
few days ago and the trip was for the
purpose Of passing upon the work with
. view to its acceptance In case 1t
was found to have been done accord.
ing to contract. The Teller commits
sioners are making = trip over the
Cheyenne read with . view to the
expenditure OF $500 in improve.
ments which are expected TO begin
shortly. The state appropriated
$40. 900 for the road from Crippls
Greek to Canon Oity.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-14

LET THEM KNOW-After read. .
ing this issue. send IL 10 your friend
In the distance; or better yet. call at
the office sud send IL to your friend or
relative for sig months or . year, for
you can expect just suoh at paper a.
this for fifty-two weeks during the
next year. Throw In your mite to.
ward placing our city and county
where they belong upon the map.
This paper will do its part; You do
yours
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Why Not7

II you are going to visit your friends
In the Ea't this summer. why not
take advantage Of the low rates offered
by the Chicago Milwaukee and 81
Paul Railway? On Juno lst and 2nd
9th to 18th aud July lst to 10th inolu
sive. they will sell you round trip
tickets to Chicago. Milwaukee. Msdi.
son and all other points ON their
system In the Middle Northern states
for one fare plus q 90. allowing
you to return any time previous to
Oct. 3ist. Two through trains
daily Denver to Chicago without
change Of cars. via the Chicago Mil.
waukee and st. Paul. Union Paoific
line. For further information call
ON or address. j e. Preston. o. A..
o N. and St. p. Ry.. 1929 18th ST.. 4.
Denver. Colo. w.t.
The daily tribune., 1906-06-14
We MUST SELL
oR ooa NEWFURNITUREATEcos=TT E=T AT COST
For the next 30 days o make for
carloads of Second Hand Furniture
lR5oEE kEBsssz RICKETTS, e. CLAUSEN
All Aboard for the Northwest.

From June 10th TO June 28d inolu.
sive. the d. & r. g. will sell round
trip tickets to the following points ~
below:
Portland. Ore. Tacoma and Seat.
tie. Wash. e46 90.
Vancouver. e48. 95.
Victoria. ~ 90.
Also several other points which I
osn tell you about II you will call At
my office.
Tickets at ths above rates are good
going and returning via different di.
reot routes. II you wish to 60 via
California add $3.50 to the above
rates. Final limit Of tickets sixty
days from date Of sale. We also give
liberal stopovers ON these tickets.
Il freeman Sumner. Agent.