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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
SURVIVORS
TAKEN OFF
SHIPWRECk

A. daybfeak this morning the
five remaining members of the crew
Of the Inflated schooner Sequel
the unknown" reported lost on Sat
urday In paehlpa bay. we're taken
from SeAhlrd rick. "a which they
escaped at low water. and trans
ferred Ia the uuitcd states revenue
cutter Manning 10 be- taken 60 Port
Townsend
The sea died down IN the niEht
and gave the men opportunity 90
save their lives. which they we're
not slow 10 seine. although two OF
them were suffering FROM broken
legs sustained ln the same accident
that killed the wife aud daughter
IT Captain HenningnUn shortly az
ter the vessel struck last Friday
evening.
The Sequel IL an American wood
en vessel and was bound for Port
Townsend from Callao. Via San
Francisco. where Captain Heuniug
sen shipped his wife aud daughter
with the intention OF having their
company on the last yoyasr hH in
tended 20 make before retiring
from the sea
The cruN arr receiving medical
care AZ Port Townsend today
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c. P. R. is TO USE
ELECTRICITY

WINNIPEG. Man. Jan. 2d~ny
U. P.-The announcement comes
from Montreal today that the Ca.
madam Pacific railroad will cleo.
trify It's system throughout The
mountains. For some time off.
cials oil she Canadian road have had
experts studying the streams "a
tefminlng whether enough energy
could be developed through water
power to supply electric power
They reported that from the Rocky
mountains to the coast range the
waterfall Is sufficient 10 supply
power for all the railroads in the
United States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
STARS THEATRE PARTY TO
SEE BEN-HUR TONIGHT

great attraction and caused oonaid
cradle comment To-day at the
Moore theatre the STAGE carpenters
are the busiest men In the city, pre-
pairing the stage for the great pro.
duCtion
An advertisement was inserted In
the daily papers last week for 100
aupca" to appear at the theatre
at 10 o'clock Sunday Instead Of
100. there was a crowd OF over 500
ranging In axe from 5 to so years.
Tonight IN one OF the great Ra.
semhly acts over goo people VIII
be on the stage az one time.
Sale Of Tickets Heavy.
An over the city today the stu
dents who ARE 10 be The Stars
guests tonight are reading Ron hur
again. very carefully. that they may
better understand the story that
they will see pictured at the Moore
tonight
The sale OF tickets has been very
heavy. and big houses Will be the
rule for the entire week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
CLAIMS DEADLOCK
HAS BEEN BROKEN

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.--By u. p
When the bailotng In the Illinois
legislature At Springfield H. re-
sumed tomorrow TO elect a United
States senator. Albert j. hopkins.
who 10 a candidate for reelection
10 that office. says he viii receive.
on the thirteenth ballot. the necea.
snry number Of votes 10 elect him
During the recess Of the general
assembly Hopkins and his follow
ers say they have made several
votes. Tbs senator predicts vic
tory for himself in spite Of the fact
that Congressman George Foas has
just announced his candidacy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
COSGROVE ON
JOURNEY

ASHLAND. Ore. Jan. e. ny u,
PIT Is not Thought possible that
Governor eiect Samuel "a CosgruXe
81 Washington. who is now enFnute
20 Olympia 60 BE- lpaugurated viii
reach sna state capital until We'd
nesdsy unless track conditions i'm
prove.
u Is hoped that he win arrive
there "Wednesday afternoon His spe-
cial car Was attached to train No.
H. That train IL due IN Portland
~ n rs tonight. bat IL was running
~ Oar behind schedule time that Ii
ia BOW running a. first section "a
No i6 which - due AZ Portland az
z 80 tomorrow morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

WASHINGTON. Jan, 90 by z,
p-on the ground that Il n a
serious obstruction TO navigation,
Gov. Charles r Magoon. Of Cuba,
In a letter TO the state department
advocates the removal " the wreck
~ the batilcship Maine from Ha
wanna harbor For more than ten
years the moderate tides thar run
In that harbor have been depoNiling
silt and refuse about the hulk until
quite a shoai has formed, and some
OF the best anchorage In the har
Dor ruined The twisted mass ~
steel and wood aroGaes anew the
memory OF the International dis
grace IN the breast Of every
American who sees Il, says Gov
Magoon. and for this reason even
more than the other Il should be-
removed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
AGREES TO A COMMON
USER" CLAUSE

The Seattle Electric company
has consented 60 the insertion 81
common user" clause Ia the
franchise, which it 10 asking on 2srd
av and Montlnke av. aud the cor
pefation committee viii recon
mend the passage OF the ordinance
at tonighta council meeting
The company had an old permit
on Gard av,. but during a rcefadc
the streets have been changed con.
siderahly aud A V nouillon. super
intendent OF public utilities when
the new franchise application WAS
filed. insisted ON a common user
the i.atona bridge aud iia
approaches This the company has
accepted
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MANNING TIES UP
In BINDING STORM

The revenue cutter Manning.
With the survivors OF the wreck OF
the schooner Sequel aboard. Is to
day stormbound aud AZ anchor In
Neah bay. awaiting the subsistence
Of terrific SNOW squat which Il
raging Rlong the upper coast
Several Of the rescued are snf
fering severely from broken limbs
and exposure. and a. soon as Il h
AZ all possible. the cutter viii pro
coed TO Port Townsend. where ade.
Qsate medical assistance Il avail
able.
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MONSTER SPECIAL TRAIN AR.
RivEs AND sic SCENIC EF.
FEcTs ARRANGED TODAY.

Everything IL ready f0r The
Stars bis theatre party az the
Moore theatre tonight FOR the open.
ms performance OF the much.talk.
ed-of "Ren.Hur Evcry one OF the
prize winners whose names were
published last week has called az
The Star oftiee and has been glven
a ticket
Late last night eight hours he-
hind time. the monster "Rentlur"
special train pulled into the Union
depot. n little the worse for "A col.
llslon at Castle Rock with a freight
train, and the work of unloading
was commenced al once.
Novel Sight
To ihe people who were on the
streets late last night the novel
sight % q camel leading a process.
sion Of rs beautiful horses was a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
GYPSY" SMITH is
COMING HERE

'cyp&y smith the evangelist
will be brought % Seattle FOR a
period Of i've days next summer to
lead the eyansclsaiie services IN
connection with the EpNurth
League convention which meets
here from July 7th 20 i9th
~Gypsy Smith has had some
thing " meteoric career lie wRs
born gypsy and WAS converted BY
one IL Dwight Moodya singers a.
one time he vas busted from the
RANKS of the Salvation Army for a
alixht iufraction u the rules gov.
eruing the receiving OF Eifts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 20 Hy
a.. a. stephen nodnRr. an iron
worker yesterday shot ana killed
Martin nriaxfella. member 20 the
United States engineer corps on An-
sci island. whom H. found in Cnm'
panN with his wife. dfH h"duHf
had left her husband about four
months aeo and begun diverse proc
ceedlnRa nodnar has not been APP
ursNenurd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

AT. LOUIS. Jau 10 By ~ P.--
Many women tainted Yesterday
during panic ~ The Coliseum
which held .on0 prrhonH listening to
OypHy Smith, an evangelist The
excitement was suhdued by the choir
of 600 voices singing hymns, The
panic was started boy the ringing u
a gong on the electric ilRht conn
pnnNa trouble wagon. which passed
tho NrnMN hMIlhlmE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
BIG ROBBERY AT
SALT LAKE CITY

BAIT IsANN iIINl Jan ~ ~
q. p EntefinF from the rear, rob
hcra yesterday invaded the Davis
Shoe cumpany'H store on Main st.
forced the lock in tho door Of q
safety vault and escaped with near
Nv tlo00 tn cash and bank drafts
Negotiable securities valued. it Is
haei Rt tl0.00e were not moloated
City detectives who are working on
tho case declare that the robbers
left NO ptHN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
LEGISLATURE

SALEM. Ore. Jan. Il by 4. r.
The senate met az n o'clock this
morning and took up the forenoon
with the second reading % bills
There we're no special orders.
The house met az 2 O'Clock WITH
a special order on the Jones bill
for relief Of Indian war veterans
Orton. author Of the Oklahoma
bank guaranty btu. has accepted an
amendment permitting the hanks to
borrow hack from the state treas.
arcr three fogFtha 81 guaranty de
posit ~ I per cent. In circulation
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THREE KILLED;
TEN INJURED

CUMBERLAND Nd. Jan. IS by
4. P-Thrve men were Killed and
" inlared 1T fiedmunt. W Va today
" han two cars which were being
hnsnted wp an incline feil and COLLIDE
ed with a string ~ ears ~ the hot
tom The accident occurred ~ the
mines ~ the Incline Plane Coal com-
many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

me foiiewinn puSenass sFsess wsss
s4etsd % Nsetefn ~ tAis nseThlnEs
POULTr Old hens live Mafsht
ftAae per pound dressed. lee ser
ssssa .ssf.af ,ss'ss.n ~. iss sss
Fssnat eFseef1 I've per peand. tfetssfa
iffs Use per pcand. dressed Zee.
saaaes. as per eot~as darEs FprinH,
i've ite per psand. dressed. SIC psf
peana, pigeons 81 pc deasas tafEsg.
Hss. tI.ttc dressed. ae.ate. nsisian
haFse tive lie
uuTrEH--f.ocai ranch tee
Ei4Haa fnfai ranch. tac
NEATN@-llse-Ns Veal iaf8a f4fa per
pound steers. sc per pound mattan
wsthrFs. ec per pound sWpp a. pef
pound boss lAc per pound. iar4t 3 !. e.
per pound bulls and oxen. = per pound
Meats Dressed Veal ikfae q 80
ref pugnd fnadl8m. esIto
Ths following ave isesi quataflons
msfm On Western AZ this rtsfniast
FRUIT Apples ~ lt-fft
NEGHrA hiEe Carrots. tike per
saek. POTATOES wins per ton tssfn
81 te per sarki turnira. ti1t per sack
parrnips. 81 " per sask. cabbage ~
&c per pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

Club 70 Bsnaues--The Seattle
Commercial club will give their
next monthly banquet on Tuesday.
February 2 A esruaN list ~ SPEAK
ers " being arranged
To Elect Labor Officers The Cen
trail Labor Council 1ili elect officers
for the ensuing term on next Wed
nesday evening
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ntLp wAnrEo-MALa.

mo MONEY AGENTS. FnEF SAN
rAn OVER 900 days anigb. BRIGHT
spsfkiinn faHuaas g. naFaattu rimalA
ton uiafeoae iNnF tfiiiianef t8eats
asnafnH. detection BATTLES rarsffNwttis
ssefs requirement af fhs mnst essfiius
pffaass iha meet fastiflnuaa nnif
enc ihifiisfk ihs easf # che real eie
Waaa - mssas - intfudatiaN thtt
aAFssieas and aanasffai seinfiNaNne
EsH. srd aergfius as ulAAF usa tftenas
- quiskfF - Fessinis are uahink
special iHhatefaeHt faf tAs uaN feef We
wAnt POS e. HNaF fhtN Neeutffsl rtnNs
this Masterpiece " Mahs NAnaicfaN
itis siu uiefiah that sp@fhfss Mtth AZ fhe
tHAutY AMI flashes wfsh AZ ths ffs ~
TIE AeuuiHe hiHrsHHd We Hant fHN
q shuw a a. year fFteH4s sn1 tase -
aefe faf aa - if saiis itself sells ~
siehf.and makss i e pei esnt pfahi ~
yea eissiaislf uifheai effort On te1f
faft we seat asaa honest representa-
lives sprfre here. ~ even iafaNfy tiN
- reHnfrg. 10 fset les sseFg teubtft
fhfelshnai tfs scfid heth msn ena
aaH4sE fHsha ahd cid she ~tii net eel
- rsen fhs M&fn4fie Hif@staiph his
needs sndrf fhs pfstsHes That fheg 49,
H#aHinf sens a. such AeaFaH sanN stl'N
leads iN tFunhie sns&fs nSHiMnni ~
F#a mNwf Nifmuiatt@u Mtaf#ntaa "@t
aittufs roe ths aehafne aaHt salt ~.
today - this has sFfissfNsnt tnAf ~
appear mHatn. fret rHfas. fsfsi srfFnf
FNf yfrr sampis uffsf tseafifai hihr
tarriaEs stud % sesff istieA9 va 40
rHr nAnSArro DIAMOND 90
4ifaFt nufaiaE @hlfaae
nsniiss this ssesr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

The funeral Of Chas Gregson,
killed 10 the Seattle Cedar Lumber
Co.'s plant. was held yesterday. The
fOresters ~ America and the order
OF Red Men had charge OF the ser.
vices. The remains will be shipped
to Rochester, Ind. the home OF his
sister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
SARATOGA BREAKS UP.

The Merchants Exchange .
. received advicea from Valdez 4
. this afternoon that the wreck a
= 20 steamer Saratoga, which .
. sent ashore months aK0 on .
. hnshy island. has broken Ia .
= two and Slipped into the sea 4
: This viii end all salvage work =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
SHOT FROM AMBUSH

ANTE CRY. la. Jan a6 ny a.
y --AmhaEhrd ~ family foem. Ben
iauln BFiliana hlH wife and Mra
Joseph Everett the latter carrying
an infant IN her arms aars ahut
and killed Last night Avsry BiSunt
and Garfield kinchen arr accused
~ thu crime Had feeling has en-
listed among The families Tor a num-
Der - years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

A railway miieage book in which
The coupons represent cents Instead
OF miles has just been issued for
sale by the Missouri. Kansas a
Texas railway
This innovation is 20 remedy the
Inconvenience Of the old mileage
books. which were hard TO use In
states where the 2ceut rate law
hAs taken effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

WINNIPEG Jan Is ny a. p
David Rawitcher. an alleged United
States train rubber. was arrested
here a. a fugitive from justice. lie
had been tralled All through the
Tniied States and Canada ~ de-
tectiees lie ~ known 10 The police
% many cities under tbs aliases Il
Jew Dale. Rogers and Jung
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
LOSES HOME JUST AFTER he
HAD FINISHED PAYING
FOR 1T.

BALLARD. Jan. 25.--To have
your home burn just a few months
after all payments had been com.
pleted. Is indeed hard.
Such IL the experience OF NJ.
hustrotoski. who lived near the
corner Of w 45th 81 and 11tb av.
N. W. Sunday morning at 3 O'Clock
the fire started, caused by an ex.
ploding lamp II burned fiercely
for over an hour, destroying the
house and all contents Now the
Mnstrotoski family is homeless.
Hose company No. ~ from Bal.
lard answered. but was unable to
quench the fierce blaze. and had
trouble saving surrounding prop
erty. Baby MustrotOski was calmly
sleeping In his little crib, so was
his f1-year-old sister, when both
we're rudely awakened by the fright.
ened parents. who strove to save
their children at the risk Of their
own lives.
The home Mustrotoski had
worked 10 hard 10 pay for Is now
destroyed. with but a small amount
Of insurance. Now be must start
anew and save every penny for the
new home.
Fire Chief Bringhurst will be
present az the meeting OF the
Salmon Bay Improvement club to
morrow afternoon. TO consult with
the club regarding the installation
Of the new station IN this ward
Much agitation has been aroused
lately because Of the utterly made
Quate apparatus now IN use IN Bal.
lard. While no serious fires have
occurred recently, the present de
partment would be unable 10 cope
with fire Of large Dimensions. such
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

The regular meeting Of the Won.
ems guild Of st. Stephens Episcopal
church Will be held Thursday after.
noon AZ 2t30 o'clock IN the rectory.
1885 w. 53rd vt.
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THE SEATTLE STAR

ons rNnt PEE copy. tta rentH per sees
er twentF five cents ger meath neifNf
cred ~ mail % carrier No Tree copies
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

ufHTH NOTICES.
tNarfams TIE fhs site ~ Wtfsea.
Veff l0th y vi fAh a. son.
An1rfsns re- me wife N A udNf
anf ses d sefh tnn " #nus
IsrssnssaTo ths Mifs ~ ~ SffHsHss
rffs Ian ~ a san
Marrss To the @ifs - T. Morris. CITY.
Ian ft a aaushtsf
Jas " q daughter
DEATH NOTICES.
paalsan af.aafa raaisun. ar. Jan -
Seattle usHesaf Hospital
coi,ins Y ceilias -. IAN se nsi.
nler beach
NhHfnauak r. Mr. q NMFfHnntNi 81
Tam sa 1855 tfth
aftla General Hospital
waiAss q walker ~ Jan e. IN
n.itsi-r psivsl e. Jan. a. In this
city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

There are more hints that the em-
peror of China was murdered. II
h. wasn't. he IL Hilll AZ dead az II
he had been.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

SEHVHoADH. Ia. Jan a. ~@Hy u.
y. Conductor Durrslail % a Texaa A
Pacific train was ahnf and killed nY
a negro whiie hia train NMs pRssfna
Wsliss spur late last night Possess
are rounding up negroes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

Assuring the Ballard nest OF Owls
that their ability as entertainers
was second 70 none. the wise ones
from Everett Belllngham. George.
town and Seattle. left last night.
some on the last cars 10 Seattle,
others IN automobiles. Several
splendid boxing cards were run. a
wrestling match was pulled OF and
other sports INDUCED In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

Sff NM f7vk SclSF fixcfS NON
READY
uFHI%u ths IAs4 teaF have cold
fhsusanss q asfsa 81 land near 80
attis tat have sever hnd q better
proposition &c effef than OUR NEW
fftN. ACRE TRACTS hetween SEAT
TIE AND TACOMA NICELY 10
GATED. HANDY To f&TEHNNnA~
STATION AaFns ~ fheRr tracts are
HIGH ALDER BOTTOM Yoms first.
rissa upland All nearly isv~l THREE
HUNDRED AID SIXTY ACRES 20
choose ffnaa. We waut yea 70 ses
fhsss tracts CuHss % The affird and
So plat and Fss fail particulars We
ALREADY have a saWsniii and sfinsis
mill located ca fhe property The
prices tttt 10 te1t per tract. wiil
make them a. quickly Better 50 cut
nov and act Yuus firaf choice prob.
6hlY never aAain ptii you have
chance 10 hsY SUCH GOOD LAND
90 well iaFR4sA. between tao WIDE
AWAkE hustitnE cities Cor 80 LIT.
TIE MONEY just a small naNmeut
drwn Make year uwn terms an the
balance Special Inducements 20 actual
settlers Positively no tracts reserved
~iihnut asrosit Ftrsi come. FIRST
ROBERT MALTnY,
fis-tze-ssi ALASKA huudiug
-sf.aT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-25

The last surviving penHloned sol
der ~ the war % 1919 was Hiram
Cronk Of Ava. n y. who died May
ia. 1906. aged 1906.
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rmn CHICAGO MIsFTr rApLons
zoo I'm AZ AVE-.

Wonderful vnluoa IN Mems
Tailor Aads uncailad for Suits.
OVofcoats CfaNonottos and
Trousers A fine new line of
Gents Furnsshin9s hAta Caps
and suit Caaes Alao t'uh Dress
Suits fnf fent
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Washington-Iowa

800 for sale at IS cents. II. VI.
Herfin a Co. Scheuerman. 80.
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Only $1,000

strictly mudsrn fies-reaa house tsst
u plumbing and 10 fine eentitloa. iot
sHHl1e vel Improved hearfEg fruit
sFaes etc Sewer and wefsf luatus irs
aa Maalaan close la. and = aarfifus al
81 see. 81 least tsee under marset
ID n THOMPSON.
set Oriental nlk MBin 81 Ind. esk.
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MONEY TO LOAN.



MONEY TO LOAN.
mUI1oN CREDIT GO.
loans on household furniture pisnes.
suioh service best terms nna ""s"'
rates err w FfnaT
ut-thi Marion nids
CRY AHp COUNTRY LoANn .
on Improved o. facahi pt"t.lil ~
ma ! psf cent agy amount from We
70 Zoo To- long o. short time. sna sasy
y. .s...,.fs no DELAY HfufffFhnf CO.
sei Boston niooh Second and columbia
nfHcn LOAN 60
Nancy isanad o. housshpid goods ara
pianos withoat rsn,ngel -
Monday snd Saturday evenings VI
ninekisy Block
1eg.y advanced saiarisd psopis snd
oiksfs upon thatf awn names Niih9pi
security Cheapest Fatsal easiest pa.
eur terms first Tohnan. fss hpi"
bids
Loans on furniture horses sto. WIN
Roach Room az. hsv feff blas -
saiafy loans Lowest rates Confidential
" A Newton. ios Peoples bnnk hlaE
MASSAGE.
Elsftur. steam and tub baths so
ysars present ioeaiion Iii teaJ Union
osTEoPATHic Physicians.
Members ssiloHsi. slate and County
Edward Howiey, Rifkuiis graduate
glegas hn,R,ast ua "~N"
q y NcNsai graduate Kirksviils school
suite tes BETTER Annen Boih phgnss
a g Massy. KiFksyliia graduate tsH
Northern Bs hids sth ana Prize Fbonss
ocuLIsTa AND AURieTs.
IN Louis EiaWpfHsF. Enr. Noss and
Throat COZ Eitsi BIOS \ liet. Ind tlIs.
OPTICIANS.
optician. ~ tony stems Fisher CO. iud
ifft. EE -
pAsTuRAoE.
coon pAHrURE ~ stock sss r
n clark Foster. hentea car feteruf
ban foaa II
PHoTooRAPHERe sUPPLiEs.
-~---~--~---~----------s--
Anderson ssppiy Co, iii chsrry si--tf
pATENT ATTORNEYS.
s~-----~---------------=-
dams a nfae&s registered paisnt
and TRADE Max AftuFneysi 10 years IN
seattle titst coimsn block
Psui 4 Taiboi ExrKRr nutasi tiis
narnss Co. resissrsd pAtsat attor.
nsFa gfaFr. Ifora ffaek "a ia 90 besh
PHYSICIANS.
. 5ST;sS .sis disease. s1s 171sS.
PRINTERS.
--s---~----~----@------------
Triss Bisdine sse Pvintins Co. Prks
go. sesas heth fhenes ltil
Heller Priasins Hoass. ist sssses
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
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SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
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STORAGE.
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FOR LEASE.
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WARS Gals Al ase AiassA Ba1ding
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
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