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i wsr^r__fi^ rj ;i'^fcK v/nnn

lltiVill.t'l.t', 11. 1.-You msy •a in
tuthi.e wllh Alklntol-t, rait agalnsl
1-i.t a! fr.-iii.t* denounce unfair »l*e
tlon*. argue .al-irt th* constitution fol
lowing th* flag until SS- are black tn
Ihe face and vwir oppotaenl »»!>
--u ->.i e.t bul Ihe fact »tlll remain* that,
sfler at* days on sn Knstlsh thtp.
manned by HrlU*h officers and la is.
Chinese sailor* and servant*, with an
assorted ,-,....._, i lt«t of l'hltie#e.J«|.*
anese. Korean*, stetu'grwt her* bound
for the l*biltpplne«, mialdlid oaf*. Han.
b i-i foola and other rotaa-ettam. the
llitl* nUI rag we call Ihe Hag. our Star
Hpaegla-I Ilaniaer, •.-itddtng ibt-uush
the hrceae at* dipper salt, betoken-
Ing lb* coming of foiled Mutes reve
nue men-welt, tbe old Bag looks pretty
sweet. It's st good a* n tetter fa.-in
bom*.
* Bs this I* ths-tar-famed tlsh markrt
ft Honolulu! Well, lh* lawk* di.ln t
He about tt. They spoke of tt ss noisy.
It la.
And now to the p»a_ti«iltc*. tther* w*
ftnd all hlmts ef clerk* and all hinds
ef departments n*ce**«rv to the trans
action of Ik* multifarious varieties of
races and Imil' - - tnl*r-»t* here In
volved. 11l • Babel hem,
■--When •»* s* nowf* you »*b
Well. I don't know where you wamld
like best to se. hut a* f«e myself, you
know, they wouldn't let bum -_n Isnd.
And I'v* got s tr*ry Important letter
far l.urn* twrolher. Tol K*e. If yoa
•nan' io sw with me, feme on.
* thrr acroa* th* street there Is the
*RW* of the Hawaiian Chin*** News.
klsyb* the—eeaa Street ua.*
fe*. the tTntnr** editor know* I-um
Tol Kee. snd draws i* a diagram of
the streets, msrktng th* toestlon aflh-
Splendid Values
-FOR-
After Six
English Whit* CUP tn* Saucer
be
l-qu-rt Wlr* ci»t—i Popper fur A*
!J||. *.*■-. Toilet Sa>*l. 04
crake for A*
m^^m*t*****tm***i**m***iAamt*t*mmA*
I-nu.irt Flour Bitter I*•- f0r....50
'
' No. * Lamp H«roer for Ss
*pm***i**mt*tta*to*tm *m*ioAtma*a**Pfa***m
mtmpmtAtmpmtmwnwmtmmataammttamewmaai*..
Hardware
• Specials
IS.- Hammer Handle.... Be
leather Top Chi**- llrll'le
for he
' 5 No. JO Tsnhr* v re
l-rlier. 1.-" v...... *I.liO
| No. tl Tank*. Drill, regu
_ lar I.M value t 1.00
; J TSc Brrmst Turn Dae-tir Dell,
; ■ASS « 3-a
.\'*a. t/Tlrtt Steel 11i0.,.1
Ate, C value, for .AOw
{ Wire Coal ami list Hook*.
I He dose a, f0r..,,..,., be
J .... ..., J^
Spelger 4 Hurlbut
S;cond and Union
' . ■*, *a m Not 111 the CoittbiltO .. . *
Queen City Laundry
Cut Rata Offices *
Main Office and Plant—Cor. First Aye. and Bell St.
Down Town Office—Third Aye., near Pike St.
Shirts 10c ' Collar*. 2c Cuff 4c
So Work Delivered at Above Prices.
■9 'tffSf-x The Original ■. " ' *■ ______
H Coles Hot _ BldLst if I
H Coles Hot BldLSt M
Q From Chicago h
Xl Guaranteed, In save one-third your coal bill. f/J
1 lire never (joes out. Requires attention only X
■ three times in 24 hours.' We also have a com- |J
0 plete line of Cole's Wood Heaters — fa
|8 in.ll Se'w^ t-W
i_*< ni' h #.Y."» 0 W
*i imh #;i.r»o 2
24 inch $10.50 fi|
ERNST BROS., 506 Pike St. I
Citizens Light
& Power Co.
L C. 5mith.........;.: President
J. W;CLi58.........;.......:;,Vice President
C. R. Collins... General * Manager -
1425 First Avenue
Pun „. . J 5un5et.....:... Main 1186
[HONES. .Independent ......-.75,
Up-to-Date G^s, Up-to-Date Methods i
>*"~*V>-' WILL YOU put on your thinking rap fors moment and rtm,
r"\ ",<,*r ihs disadvantage you Isbor under with poor, vision'
swoa-l Co—full ti*. *JStsMtaAi.
_*JmWtJ "' THE WILZINSK^OPTICAU^Cp^. Bulls 814 Art.dt,
>_• > Pliont, Main I
.U'l —here our man should tie found
Hut _•• do not Hint Mm In A t'tiln.-se
boy will help ua senn-h Mnylae h* Is
st th* loss huil** What* ii- .i- Nut
her.*? Then lank to the -.',.,, a*hi-t.'
.-III*. AND J-.i'tNK.ii: UAIIIIU AIIOAKD TIIK ea ii:v Ml ll ITU*
ws le.ne word for tbem lo rustle cur
man up. and lhal w- wtll be hark in
an hour. We leave Lum ■ tetter.
Se* that l.**> list lb-* blark. iiuroH-ni
shora. that string of beads, that «v ■
bits wrwpper bften shin high over dirty
bars feet? Tint ■ your "Hunotutu
ben*."
line's another, squatting nn her
hunker*, just ahead ail us on the side
walk. She "Ti r* us stale 11 w. r* for
sal*.
J 11.. r .m. Tou h* Ted KevT All
! right. Hurry up. yuur teat--, is ars
; pevtlpg you on th** wharf, wher* he
i way talk la you over th* ship's rsll
[lag." - . ._ -
j tm th* tsar tv the wharf, whlrh ts a
] full tralte walk. Tot Kee tn painful
< .—tat* Basins p-lat* out tuereaalrrly
- th* bl* banks, th* n.i.--*- ■*.■-• ;.log
| eompanle*. the banded w.r.-1... 1..8.
rti- . until we arum* to lh* tllp*. •ad
- than he* lo*t. So ar* w*. In tod
[out. ■Ip snd ilowh »c a >. trying tat*
•nd (het avenue (...*. lo the
| water front In *e«Trh of Ik. I'.-t te
- Bat after many mraad<rlr.g* W* reach
I our wharf. , , . _'i* ',
What's that? Thl* Chinaman estfl
'si-a lbe wharf without a pas* W*il
Taa Kee *.-'» **m pas* -r.t thing
■tarniosT. Tou -en* morning, »ur*. I
I tell m your tiroth*r.
I Do you want to go bath down tows?
jW. b*-jter lake- _ ear-dag* If we So
j Our esrrtage Is a surrey, ... arm all
I th* eartisges of Honolulu, * two-seal
! sd. erne-hoarse surrey.
-Amy particular place yau wsnl-lo
so. s*nt*r* ssks Driver W. J. Smith.
hark Na. XI atand: Hotel snd Flirt.
"Oh, no." we answered. And thee
we do tha jo. 11 «i j-il stunt apt 11 at
fttutu bey a IS*, _ltk emtia aa goto*.
Th* stereotyped stunt, trtth em* *K
e-sllo" That I*, whan *fl*e drills*
over mt* of the several hildgc* we
en ler a teirtuoos lane, ton narrow to be
called a street, ! ...t.i up blub ou
both aides lit whitewashed fence* alaal
nut tiling - nl' ii"i i "ir palms Al
the end of this lane there Is a high
ti.i n.i wall, i'leiie.l b» a wliket sale.
Ami her* my "Id t'hliiesc mmipattlaait,
whom I |ili keil iiii al the r■■ i slore,
allahit •'-:■. ■■ hie a moment; I wilt
nol lie . "■■ long.
What did I see In there? Well. I
. ... i tell yuu sll. Hail i'o much I
inn tell you. Them wa* n meeting
of our eoe-ieiv. ond t mci that*, tnmay
Intl.li-nllni and prominent a'tiiii.ee of
li.*t..*:■.!.. - I tv made thoroughly
-•I* * m.-. snd br Ihem me* i •- ■■>■>< I
lhat I n.i ii. .» in Honolulu Is net what
II u-.-l ta be. la fa.t, Itwy say lh*
* it. « _>_. I* ar* a. t flsltrring.
ti -wi v-r tbe busln-a* Interests ar*
■duptln*. in. _*..'.* tending to a re«ir«
iiu.iiiii.-n uf i -i e». ii, ii.. .i* One
■ t thts* in* .en-» iui*/ betas put Into
: "• r la ta stop shipping sugar by f«*t
sir* mere, for the fast stsamera. rwak
-Ins f set ti Ha., i... ail Iheir eupptlr* St
•Un rranetaevv Honolulu deriving no
benefit a i ni lhat . .. ■ • Mo, sugar la
being given bt at--— staatner* ■■ -t atll.
Ing v...r. aI-l * 1 buy th«ir store* In
Hi. And Ilk* .ii ii.. at* br
last prsjsstsd.
"Karus* m*. sttstrr.** ssys irrt"!
-ions •* w. p. hltn off at th*
•orf. Ks.ua* m*. hut th.t • the
I . iii*T-«t I • i *-c *,- n , rarrttg* drtte
lup to tto* «.e* •inns Tarns As* tl's
Ihe first trrr.e* I *vrr teen * wbtt* atn
g.» through thai g*i*. let alas* al
j night. And. t«y. did ynu k-owr lhat
«M feller thai was —Ith you's rtrhf
I Why. I** know-d hlra for many a
year, lie* got * Ksnak wif* an*
children, 100. I den'l hnsrw srbelher
It's so a* neet. bul th.l en he's worth
anrwh*r* from I*. -'•«' up."
I In th* in- it tig l.urn** Ufoiher rame
•I- wn to th* wharf, and I.i.** talked
to hi«n «.«r th* rati. I hsve sn I'tea,
t.us* *. .u.te.l hi* bro*hrr * tn.i ,i .-•.'*.
If be did. h. bad . pe-rfert rt_ht ta do
..■■ as he Is older than Ms I t.a...t I
know L.tr.i swl pr*tty msd. beiau-e he
■ ..d la * .vmeri .-on " And aaSK-e he
must bar* h*— fir- -__. _*e*ua* h*
forgot hi* lain*** tonga* sltugether
•da *ald: "tiom. •'. a *„>•* yott'. Tad
| Kara, row he Pmotbmr for as* I I'll tsi
yoa. Yes nt. m iili^ry ft* 1 V fiaitu
hart Chin* un-eh! tou mamm* di*.
T*ai . . .-• ' I man new, You h.e ma.
Tel Khl I l*ir*a yout Saber
At It ..nnl-:ll i X» tap* tip* 4% Chlne*-
Imik i'.i....-.' t*T» l» that lime'lltll*
Ah I toons, of " *' f'l-r.. I*-... was our
..r,i» stserss* lav v.- _mm ar*
ttiiiar ftr»*rsl ef lh* It* hsbtfja »re
m .tl.rrlr.. and th' if «r-nt . a -I papas
are tonkins after ih*t».
The rrown eel th* Jap baby's bead
la shav*d, and mil ar-mmd th* -dSea.
inn. leavlns a btaek rtss .1 belt 11..'.
t.-..tk. like a _.-•,..! wssher. A polka
.tot. i"a.|Jiir*« » ftowtßi lark *• th*
bark of the neck Is much so-uabt miter.
An •-< .i.-.| J-p Interpreted ft* m*
Wile* I asked Ma SIS'" ' -.1. -. snd tti*
ssalker I reply was, "It ni.v.* th*
h.'.» look a ill*-."
One nf Ih* J.i" dltd y esterdsr
I meeriee* and Ihejr heaved hla body
..v.ri-*.-.l after the raptala r**d lli*
lllll* honk used as* surk «- • ««'--' «
I ■ h-i'. "I upera tb* footle's I'hli-i-**
•_iltn_k*-r a* he was • -nmaa" • la sew
tans up lh* lons rsnvs* sack 1.. man*
aa .-.friii.
I'll 11..1 I_*h. sallmalier. sat Sew
l'i» a «tar*.*i*!,
A shroud fat* a Jap that was dead
ll* imm 1 *i th. canvas. keea-se it
araa stiff.
||. evsaed st bis beesws* and
thread. •-.,"]
■
ll* ensued st hit 11**41*. "IS* It
111 blunt;
The Jsp. for ■MBiSgJ to dl*.
And Into Hi* e_nra* th* ssll-maker
stitched
A ti-rrllil- eur*e-"Moe-*S-hl!'*
Jee Kit' wsssa mallah. del Jap-o-ne*
di*?
Make work for Op Dsl L*fe *1» •
all* -
Me hope h* so hell-ec; some shartr
ratih-e* him!
Ttl! lloon-Ah-Whay! J*p-a-tv*
gapptme'Bi ealch moner fnr ma**«m
tome shroud.
M* no pittee* kirk like* now.
Chop I*»l Imil enteh nothlns! White
e.ilinr ratrh all!
Fnr -rink* 'am. an' drink .la an'
niCK WOOD.
PRETTY PICTURES
IN WATER COLOR
NKW TOIIK, Nov. il.—The belt
••at luiimon ever msde hy Ihe New
York Water I'stnr l!lub waa opened
to th» public in-l.iv at the snllerlea
of the A merles 11 Fine Art* Hrict.-ty.
It I* the llili 'iriiin il -Imi. and the
severn I hundred nlr lures Included In
th* exhibition represent 1,.' best
wm k of iii_.ii v tif the fore-must water
color artists of th.* United Slates.
The .xlniiiili.il will i-.iniliiii.a three
weeks, snd JtulKliir from the- public
Inti-i. -t mnnlfesleit tu.lay there will
," ._. ~~ | ' ' ■ ' —' - ' ". I **-■ ;
*^*a»?^^ir / if' m^9aml9^^^S''3^i*• »- v£fio^m*L*EgAl*-*, *-Jtt* .4. tC_P^-._3llLja
'_\ U.S.GOVERN?„_NTGOODS,!
I U.S.GOVERNMENT GOODS, j
W9 .Everybody knows Unci* Barn's goods are always th* best Si
ljjg| and h* won't buy .'.Hon goods ror ****. or shoddy material. v W
g3 TV* harp nothing but Ist* U. S. OmHMMBI mattrlnl. *fl
I Civilians' Overcoats $4, Mo '557... fl
s** .-".*'. Kor boys and young men,' tnads from Unvtrnment cloth §<
?" ata'l redyed black. Not s slngl* thread of cotton Ira thetn. »{
H * They sr* til- n rittlng, Velvel collars, and worth mors than Eg
£fl doubl* 11.04
II WOOL BLANKETS, SEVEN POUNDS, $4 PAIR ll
|*f Th»sg nr* JJ. ft. Navy strictly pur* all-wool whlls hlankels. Pg
>al rs-,,1 a i,it of cotton shout ri. 1., a lifstlm* chancs. n.'in » pair, 63
ij NAVY UNDERWEAR, UNIFORM CLOTHffIG, Eto., Etc. > j|
; |w. STOKES KIRK "^S« j
MAI I IK STAR.'
FOSTER LOOKING
FOR MAN WITH
A PULL
Cloe. . a I tn Tht Stse )
WAJUIINOTON. I> t*., Nov. Sl.™
Henillnl l''iisler I* a 1•• Imr scrlaiua con
sider.itlaui tv tin. Hp|niliitiite|il uf a
ei|,n**ni| lv t'ii*tttis*|er t'rilltltt "II ot
Tsar-urns, whli*.* tsrttt ex pin** iKjit
.1 .I.'l II v If'
Whoever iiinv be chosen lial,l**iißli-r
will ba .i•-■• [liable to ,"....•■■ All
krny, and the two oenalors agreeing,
nothing mote is ntessttry. .
I*r**ctit ludlaatlm-i point lo Ciom
well's i.-i| i ••_. •!*.. it. but Henatsr
|-"'.i has now reached a mlltr*]
slsge, when every mov* niurita In
Its i* .-..ii.;- |....nnii tm the vi i ■•.. ii*
Ing campaign lhat he tnleuua to
ntskt for re-election, and befor*' ks
de-rides who shall be Ihe nest poet,
master he will rtriviw Ibe situation
thoroughly. t
— 9
Six Books for the Sick
What I Learned After 30 Years
Which o\mm. iron Dyspepsia,
ci ii WoOP 9/Bt Iha Heart.
■Snail Hook aon the Kidneys.
I. i>.--» 4. for Women.
I I|-»»k Irfnr Men a sealed I
Sende* ***"*• -ron Hl—*umatlam.
No money -..-.!
fltnity .tie.i ih-.d-.k you need.
It ie tnr *n>SrMHee at a spertalltt of M ysars ttt
the book 1 I*ll i.n a-1 .it 'It.l I found I way Iw rw__h
•tiffi *a.:i. dteir-seslM ditf**!**. Thirty years of ear
ntmt. ardent toll i*. h...; .:.!• snd at bedside*, mads it
1-..1.U ;- for me lo writ* -he** books.
Th* book tells how I perferled my preseetptlon—J
Dr. Shi-ips Iteatorsttv** lit* >y seieiitlfl. mjiert
meni I ti*• c.. out tbs Ms*** that bring on chro-io
iin.-...-. t_
I found inrsrlsbty where there ... « weakness,
thai Ihe in.l la- nerves were weak
Where ther**, ws* s lack of vitality, that the vital
Bares* lacked pbwsr.
Where weak organs ere found, I always poind
weak nerve*.
•Sot like iia-r-a *•—«-irm.anlv thought of. but the vital
.ns.ii* nerve*. Th* ln»ld*-.th* Invisible nerve*.
This was s te.sUtloa
Then my I**l it«*"e»« began.
Th,., I combined ingr*>dt*nl* th»! would »lnrngth«
en—that woutd vitalise tb*ae nrrrma, a
That prescript km I called a restorative. It la
known Ih* world ovss now as I»r. - hoof « Hesiiwsllve.
After thst I dl I not fsll lo cure on* ra*e In each hun.
dred. In tho ettremeljr difficult easea, my failure ro.
five pan were -sua IB *a<-h forty "die 1 found
cancer Incurable, Cancer Is for surgery, not medicine.
■ Thsn how lo get thl* pre-rrtptlun to th* sick on**
everywhere ws* tny thought.
I lltuat _nt.m_.nc* It 'In the puldlc press. Put.
thought I. will Ihey resllis th* real truth of my dl*
rwvery—Th* r»sl powsc of Dr. Bhoop's * rati-..- *
Then a wjy came to ma lit.- s revelation.
**l will offer ll to the .... on trial, ssld I. Then
they wtll know I am sincere."'
I wrote a aei'nhie dr-cxlst lit esa h city snd villas*
to America. . , • »_. . „ t
I, gut Ihrlr ronsent to ro-op*rst* with me
Now to Any Sick One
Dr. Shoop's Restorative
§Can Be Taken on Trial
For a full month 1 will laA you us* it eulti.'y st
my n*fc. ■*.,
Bend no money. Jll.t write tne for Hie book jrou
need. When I send It I will led jruii nr a druggist nesr
you who will permit th* month* trial.
I'u. the l.rstoratlva a muntll. Then decide. If you
say to the druggist, * It did not help ro*," that will re.
Ilev* yi.ii of sny etpense whatever. He will bill th*
cost to m* I
This Is my way of clearing your mtnd of all doubt
to what Dr. Hlioop"* ltn«torst|ve csn dak
IHo malter how prejudlre.l, you cannot dispute
this absolute sscurtly I offer.
You cannot resist an offer like'this If you sre st
all sick.
If you hays a -ukase., write tne.
If you can't 1,. thing* Ilk* you used In do Ihrm.
I*ll me shout 11. f
.Writs In confidence. As t physician l will tell
you a wsy to help. ,*, .
Get mv t.i.ik now mgwy
Adalreaa, In Mli.-.|i hot I US. lltclne. Win
Mild esses not si'iiit*,. air often cured by one or .
two I, "I -a At itßMgmPt*,
TO BUILD
HOSPITAL
IN TACOMA
NORTHERN PACIFIC will CS
TADLIBM INSTITUTION FOH
COAST l oil CARE OF SICK
AND INJURED
(Bp*cl*l t* Ths »t*r.)
■ TAi'ilMA, Nm*. ll.— Oeitctai .Man
ager Tliaiilia* I'tmper Of Ibe North
ern I'ailfle railway, yesterday au
tiuirtted ih* snnosn-sm.nl thai s
new hospital fur tb* beiu-lli of |_.
rifle coast uiiploye* uf lh* i-tmipany
will be erected lii Tra... 111 1 al a tott
llf J|a 11.1-'-'l
Tb* tile selected fnr Ihe Im* id t.i I
.ill .nm MaKlule) park Oft the suuth,'
snd lies between lvi* I II street on
the weat and I Blteet nil Ills ■ 1".
1.. rv...-ii Upper I'ark *lr*et and
Wright avenu*. The building will
Iw constructed of either brick 01
stone, snd acltial work may be com
in. I-...! on It n.it spring.
It will contain at l'*«t Hi beds,
and will li* modem In every detail
The Northern Tactile Hcneftclal At
► .. 1 ill..!:. Which IS composed of Sll
. 1..1 !"».-• nf Ibe . i.tiii.ini from Ine
president down, will pay Ihe ri**! of
construction. * •*' *
CHARTER
NEW TUG
VICTORIA FIRMS TO PUT NEW
■OAT ON RUN IN NORTHERN
WATERS WON
(_p*.a*l I* Ths Blsr) *„
VICTuIUA. It Co Nov. ll.—lt
Hm..mult St Huns have chartered
the fine, big Portland tug Haw-on.
with a view in purchase. It will be
brought lo Victoria within a few
...... and placed In lh* northern
lowing business. It will ply In .«n
--nectton wllh dlsmsaled hulls be
tween lh* Vancouver laltnd mln**
and Juneau. BMW 10 be augmented
by th* old ship Oregon. ThU fleet
will cany roal north, and ronren
i. ne. s-iuth. The lugs Uit-n* and
iniot ar* now In this tmrtom The
Batnaaa Is a fine •<*■•■ will rank
nett to th* I-irne In Hi'-* water*.
■tf *__ _/ We Have no Students— All Our Operators
fV3rnin& Are Licensed by the State of Washington
a* *• M "SJ-. Hi l~i r |<**-li~l r"
*jmm iin" jTitwl ___*____[ ™"n" iO3B
Maii\w*_ml*tA^^l^ }We 11... '•"*"•"* ' '*-°~* •-■>•">
f_*o_W*__>_¥o^~\?t fi»*om Wr,,,,n n ,. ld Crown* ck .... S-fto
ffjSrepK^t^liV<^^ JOiiarantaa -, r „i«. WoI », p., tooth
if ' I T i -Vs***'*^ IAM Work 0, ~ •»»J't**«,« Valosa Plats*
i,. .... _.^_^**-0 a.
*' An uur .a hi. ii .I.i Hi* persons! SSI- vltliin of Dr. 9. M. Mlln* and it.
0 lit*, both lialSlng Ifcs ate_.-r.-e of L. l> 8. D. D. 8 . suit both member* nl
lie- Itoysl Collrg* of ri.nlsl HntK.nn* I — at_r attendant -Ivvii) * prestnt
Boston Painless Dentists SESSfiL'
i j* , , *r "* — — ...— 1... -m-— - ... - ■■■...——ii '^a . p^*. i* Hgagng
' 11 nan*- •SO * m In lii m Knuri*>•*, la. m till 1|» in
••» YOU WOULD AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT
ST^SSI "\. ' t* "I,7*"' '* '** "ll? "S-f-Stl*. °-s»i_*ai-a
.fffSl SJ**J_3Xisl t BS S-l**.»ftr« an..,,, i*i,th,* ,rf Slllna
-i'lA-i^trS.^ .„, »MMoirof#liu 'oo*_r/es*rjß
. 1. •o__*_*-*_i7eF***'*-...;*_ »«■ S-_o«4 .v.dim. N*w Tiak kl**k. *,»«•? t-tam lam*a '.lMVlS _
o**oll I* rail
9
jJtfL. i Hesters...
$__h IltO-ILI _>ttt
it
SrQr*. \ npHESE cold, damp days
yV>?Wrq^v I arc bringing the Heater
Cjk\ — -#^ question to i speedy set-
Wj^&l^ra! ; tlement in many homes. Most
laiSixv folks arc tlcciJ'n,> r '"> the
j^^^S 'i ACORN, it seems, judging by
-"^jJIH I the ' '**c number of orders
t^j^^M-K ■_,l 1'" came our way ,is week'
! YVihhli llTf/'T/j '' I '*• Bins—sn Acorn tug* -I* pro rim
_f^omtbmmm*?if* } *v*r> popular wllh uur iradn. It's * I
) /&_£**>! /^*"V "Sr^ i > high-grade. w*ll mad* strive. hHiul
/si/? ''rikV "1 ' I smmeljr nb-kled, *ud e*|tilp|.ed wllh sir
n____e*ar—,llf \l < «taM drafts tad Ihe 1...1 1....1 device ,;
n*m ' YTT-U / > fo* fuel - in* Trice of stuve, with
YET NrJ-aat tlf l»i- «r* pot-
Af ur • $11.50
iff \J S IMnrh lire pot. 11l 00
G. L. Holmes Furniture Co
1101 I* 1105 Second Ay*.
Pianos
lanos
It It s slgnlflesnl fact, worthy th*
. .in.i.lei a 11.m sf every person wbo
00*
•*ni*mpl*te* hi. trig a plain. a,in
.!■•! In ua* In Saatlle *l«n*
All rlub in* ti.li. rs
Van an j*--in now—fit e**h ,|„|
p. a month til* Yd tk* piano
Sherman, *•'*-> A Co.
711 Second Aye. \
•mmmmtmmp*_pi__mm_aaatw*_u___mm_^_^
TWO NEW LADIES
IN THE PRESIDENT
CABINET CIRCLE
/ . ■■ s
WAHIII.VnTO.V. D. C.—Th* latest
addition to the .-In I* of ■ atou. t la
dies jot who will make ber so*lal
debut .. sua li this winter. Is Mrs.
tu**. llruce Corteljrou, lh* wife of
_l. ■ ' a— .
9^9
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Kfi?tt/Arj}>**'~*. r7~
V_ *—— * .i-tTt* ■—*."^w
th* leilel.it) of ' "Il.no ia« anal la*
te-ir. the v..nrt_-*a member ef l're«|
ilenl Hnoserell's .-billet Much of
He. rotary t*ortrlyou'a *v. ■ <•«• in life
He owe* l.a hi* helpmeet, who has
been hi* ' faithful ..ml Jut or ever
•tm c he began hi* rareer In a hum. j
hie* . n.i. liar, and who now shares
hi* ini'-riei and triumphs.
Mrs. I'lM te|>.lll . ..•_.,1 In Iha 1
MISS -cORTEI-TOU.
social lint Is Ml « Will LSI la. Jr„* j
wife iif the prtrsls «c. rrl.iry to the
president, who Is tha successor of
Mr. talaa.ii In Unit position. Mra. j
I_..eh I* one of ihe younger set, her
wedded life dating back,but to 1»02. '
but.the dignity of her husband's |...
aitli.it gives her an enviable place In
Washington society, whlrh her
many grncea well qualify her to fill.
FINISH IN SIGHT
Mlsernble a.l slon*. Tom Wilson,
a iiim i-h iii.- fiend, wss found yesler.
day Hfteriinon*'hy pnllremen In a
frelsttt train i-nbtMise at th* foot of
H.*. nml avenue south, where be hnd
gone to tile. Wilson la In s pitiful
ronilltlon. sml wns taken In the .un
til.l.in lo the* Wayside- Mission hos.
pltnl. He ll I* for ye*rs been a
•-■. iii.-*■ of gn*ut annoyance to th* |»i
--11 - *»_-*..ii-ient.
1
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HlLIf _B_Tt^K wkiffC'
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x- " ■-■■■
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Marquette =
Dealer°For It WuBSkY
NORTHERN LIQUOR CO., Distributors, 212 First Av_, Seattle
- -.■:-,-■-: -.■■,_tM_.____g______fmiiva**m:--, ■ ufAt WijUmimsium rinsmsn .siliiirWitwit-1
Immense
Purchase of
Women's Suits
and Coats at
DOC ah.
New York Store
.418 SECOND Jacob Pari
7^ Near Piks Street.
Leo's Business
! College
. Hliortriaiial. __T**4*_* bookkernina
ii in.lili, arithmetic, spelling. graVa^
I m"r * !5& .individual ltislruril.it,.
lew Second venue. Beat lie
SEATTLE. EDMONDS AND
EVERETT ROUTE
' *" "wiM B*_\mff*?tir™*'
w IV! I i; s.-in a"*
Three Itiiuinl Trips 11*llv.
l*"t V« J?*!*"* ' I.', an, - » *■*•*•- «'•<-.
firm ji. m.
L_mv* r.verett ' A a. m.. *__» p. m. and
,1 oi p. m.
t'.iliiiiin Hi K-k- Rest He,
Kvertll Uiiid Co 1>...-k--i:v. r.tt.
Tel-nheiwei^ r-WTfti James I'll It) |-«|
NOTICB TUB*
nmn painless -
V** y r /_ DENTISTS
BAVK PAIN AND MONEY.
He| of Taethr.;*..".'»'♦'..i*t.'_;.t;-.,a -.00
21-k. tl.ai.l Cr0wn......... J I.til)
Hold Killings .; .tI.OO
Hllver Killings .. , T.BOs
Teslh Without Pistes .. $4.00
W!L h"Y # ,*ld*'«* to m*»'» our Patent
Pssrl Platst Tfsr |4.00—d0 ' net
arovsr roof of mouth. Ousrantttd.
Wt or* not rompa-tlng aim-, cheap
advertising dentists, but with first.
(last lists st half their in It r*
No charge. for rainless K.lract-
Ing when new Teeth sre ordered. .
.We Issue >l\, 13 -yenl- protective
guarantee with sll work,
Hours I islli and svsntnffs till I.
Htindsy. P lo I. « *_■*.
•^e^*-——^.".»—~»^_—»__»*^»«___.
ALBERT HANSEN
■> ftloh Jo tili'y
706 First Aye.
#
Dissolution
Sale
fin sriounl of th* dlss.lutt.fi »f
psrtnershlp of the tl** Kroni fur
tiltur* Co., ** tit -nd aye. so, w*
are compelled to »iterlflce our tloch
of 1 feus-held Oood*, comprlslns
Kiimltur*. ll«ng*», <*srp»t», etc,
Vllfaleal *t 111.&H Hull >"' dl*Ji'H.< d
of before Inn. I. V'"! ctn makr
money by buying of us. a* Ihl* I*
a lentil flde sals. Goods at your
own prtees.
Red Front
Furniture Co.
308 310 Second Aye.
South
ELEGANT UMBWf I LAS
>£?■*■ | ui'.bl* lot Prtwnt
frV^ HOUGHTON ft
V^/ HUNTER
wamAW nt Flret svs.
WINTER SCHEIfI'I.E. '-tTtVB
OCTOBER If.
Port Orchard Route
Tba ones' Una tar U. S. Navy
Yard an. Bsttlashlpa
ATHLON. INLAND FLYER. PORT
ORCHARD
I'll a
Daily Tim* Card
Lssvs Stattlt—'(SO. 9 SBd Wl
*. in, 1:18. I 30. I !« p. in. -Satur
day only. 11:30 p. in.
L*av* Dr*.-*rton — l; 15 snd 11.1$
a. in.: 1. so. .*! .r.t ; .10 and «-. IS p. m. .
Ltavt Sxdn*y — OS and 11: ii a.
m : II n'-'ii I and - p. m. *
Lssvs Ch*r.««ti>n—7:lo and 11:11 I
a- tn ; lr 41 ml at tf. p. in.
I •Kseepl Sirmlnv.
FARE. 90 CENTS ROUND TRIP
-l!.t*_-I!£**L.2. f,i£f "r*** 9 Ist s venue.
__■■■ .
Pacific Packing &
Navigation Co.
Carrying Alaska P*rlf*ie Ktptett
tnd I'nlted States metl.
FOR \ VI ! .is AND SKWARD.
' suing at Juneau. Mltka. Tak_*>
tat. KAYAK. Ellamar and COOK
INI.KT POINTS. -I
K. K. SANTA ANA DEO. 16
8. 8. EXCEIJSIOR DEC. 1
Mailing trom Arlington Dock,
Ip. ri. ,
No eight received after najoa
on day of sailing.
Company reserves right is
change Nksaniers or datee of sail- i
Ing without tiotlr*.
E. E. CAINE, Optrstlng Agsnt
... riion*. Wan mr
til First .oiiu,, Seattle.
HARVARPDEMJAU
PARLORS ~
m********lP**a**w* m*afbml»*A****m**- ._. Wi}j
518 Second Avtnut I
Cor. Seconal aye and -Jp«s '■'**.*%s
*~ltl',*/ m*^~rm.'**.e,.S~\T - Y'Jltail
aey it 1 ' _r^N r^et * - V * .1' sis
•£j_ja 11—.. i* -1 l~
Tenth lauMlllvi'l) i'.tl« i^^^^^H
sd ay itluuit. pnln. ".*;•_
- Tnanii extractsd fr*.,*\
ana; my lured with na*
-v I
•
(lOlal •'I aaw 11 -...,'.'...,.... ••* <m
All Wuik Uusruntxd '%*■
l l ! , N'T. j
Hours—■* ii tn. to V. i*. mm
fSiinalm*—'.l a. uu in IS mm

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