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V STAR DUST V
A Tevss negro ha* **•< sentene.
•4 to 1000 yeata In the stiller*
ttnod behavior will r«duc* thla to
15 year*, therefoi. lei the jouiig,
man hop*.
It will provide him with a home
until the Plrst avenue pavement Is
completed, v. any rata
We c.tn't remember whether this
li in. i7th time that Chief mil)lran
would resign or not, but that Is
blame near right.
P. a—He ta - ill . hie Unit It at thi
amin- old stand.
Green Lake Litters
Dear Aunt: **lnce my last letter.
ere have moved out to tlreen latke.
and I think it 1* just fine -nil here,
wait we hay* the loveliest or **r
vice. Son..- of ju« i -.ipi-i out her*
kick, and ..it IMI you .till get to
town in two days; but tat I* Just
a big fib. Why, really. Aunt, I
only had to watt out In th* fog an
IttHir this morning, before a car
•topped for me, an.l then I only got
am the step, and a big man stood
on my feet, and an* leaned up
against me, and moat shoved me off
Into the lake, and 1 got awfully wet.
and liter* vt.-.e big bunches of peo«
r Real Easy "^
S.ive lots of n
Meier JI
Everything that**
Beautiful
Chmaware, Crockery
Glassware
Fancy Holiday
Ornaments and Nevelties
Doll*. Lamps. Qo:ks
Rich Cut G!an
Dinner Sets
Come before Parting with
your Money
Get our prices
• Great American •
m>* Importing Tea Co. jm
W Importing Tea Co. jjk
100 Store*
T That's the Reason V
\_ *08 Second vs. J
30" Ftks Si.. Seattle. T
pi* nn every musing, but we Old
not Mop for them, and they would
lock mad. and ..in. of th* men
stv.u« 11 don't thttlk I'.'i'pl.i .Inml.l
get nil at * Uttl* thing Ilk* that, I
d..n't suppose they .tool thorn In
th* heavy fug more than twoliout*).
Well, at Inst we got to lit" barn,
■tod then we stopped It. ot 19 min
ute*. i iii.ii.iii it was for dinner,
and started I-, .-at my lunch, but
a man aald II was nitiy to fix the
ttt-ib v but we gut started again.
and -.-nt .bout a block again be.
for* we stopped. And I guess i hey
wanted t.. show us their lolling
si.>, K. for they got oil nf their work
car* and gravel train* out, and
•witched us around among them for
about an hour, nnd th*n we went
two blocks Willi. anything hap
pening anil I got to work at I*, and
ihe bo** waa awful mud. anil anl.t
If I coul. I not gel there before that.
I need not come at all, M I must
. (..ae. ami get to bed, for I will have
to get up at 1 o'clock In th* in..in
Ing. If I am to get there at 1. so
by-by ill. II nest week,
Your Him'-.
IIALt.T.
A Thought
Would they worship and sigh for
hi* kisses
That in.iilnei -I 101-stru. bunch.
If they knew that Ihelr lino their
darling.
11- l *at*n frletl onion* fur lunch?
The set. te Investigation commit,
tee keeps right on eawlng Wood.
Whst Msppsns
This I* the sis* nf pep*'* wealth.
Chriatma* l» coming on » ittv._tr.iHh;
_j~4Am
o
Just this will remain of that fat mil
When ha* been bled for Yuletldee
toll:
Chicago la reputed to harbor mor*
cranks than any city In tht* coun
try. Ther* am «T»S lawyer! theie.
Sag* Advice
Peed the hungry; don't forget the
turkey: glv* thai old coat to your
nelahbor or a tramp; read the
New*; accumulate fuel: grin; give
th* old hen mors rope, for egg* er*
Ml
:»*.'iii« a ilosnti; attend strictly and
strenuously to your .... i bustupsa,
... li. II It. Ho w old I* ..ii i.' - ll.'l
l.itltllle tin.l I News.
Ho* i v •'. Ilka to write
n column like Illl* when
I all you I lower teeth itch*?
,
He Had 'Great Strength In Hl*
Arms
Old Yeu Ever Notle*T
That the fellow in the rev
lan ran I who talka loud about
hi* million*.' never lli-a th*
waller. It* funny, but It's so.
A Ward from Josh \r\,7a
No woman think*
ahs's •* homely a*
•he's willing I' lay
ah* Is.
cincsn vv. i tor. ir woiurr
COMIC* TO .RUT TOU I'AN l»"
UNTO VAt-I'ICVIULJB.
Lull* 0.1. Foolliher
talk* th* taoon intra ted himself
from the awful 'bun" he had on yam
terday when he wrote his dally
"imine." by ..taking ht* head In the
THE SMATTI.K STAK.
hay: hut he Insisted ,„, till ..lug 111 j
a aiumsiuiin Jingle thin inoinliig,
which I. it. . I.HIO to poetry ... Kit. a
M. Lo I* to getting Chief Huiiiv .vi ■
(oil
l.utio says snow Mil..- , ,ii.|l, ...
v.... ii h»v* to read iheae line* real
fust!
Hi I. l* .now beautiful enow.
Why Bom., people like It
la mor* lb.in I know.
It get* In your ah..-..
v.. l free*** yuur feet,
Uosh, ding th* i'ld snow,
Hive ni* summer and lieut.
l 111, til* leant.
A laignttsport. Ind., ' . Hit 1111 l I
wnipped an editor tor calling hint
a tn a idle i. A man ... thin -shinned
as t.i ins.-nt that i11.,u1,1n I be 111 ,i
clly council.
"I feel »oiry rur Itsy miard
tinker. ll.'a In a most uiiftivlabl*
imsltlon."
"Ho li" is but I don't si * 'by you
sgotiltl feel sorry for hint."
"Why, hi* testimony will decide
who I* lying. MaJ- Hun. le Or lien.
Wood T
Mill I doll see why )01l Should
feel ...iiy for him."
..I.' Why Just to think of the
great number nf peopln » h.t will
Ihlnk it.ikcr la lying, no mutter how
hi I. stifles."
Mr*. Harriet lie in I* mm.' for
member of the school board 111 ll<>«
ton Mi. liean cannot fail to bilng
glory to lb.st. r
den. I'orbln say* th* United
Mi ite* Is never ready for war. Hut
what'a the difference? t'orbln a),
wsys la
We took at man* past with amok,
..I Klas.ca, and at woman* with a
t "teacup*. -1 * ■•-
Discuss Armory Site
(from the Heattle Morning** Xi.rn-
In*. Dec 1. 10011
Th* county commissioner* Wer*
In session yeelerdav afternoon ilia.
I'u.aing propo**d armory *lt*. V.l
J (100.001 Th* board i pea lis make
a •election tomorrow, A alt* wtth.
tn •• iv it a. of th* city by *lr*blp
I* dealt i-tl.
It's Always Summer
In I'.iilfjtni*. Outdoor sport*'all
th* ymar round. Many beautiful re
sults leeched by the Houthern Pa
. HI- Co,'* Scenic, Hliasta mute
Raise to Man Ptaiicls.-u. IXIIO first
. iass. 11010 secutll ecu* Itew-rtp
live literature, tick*!*, berth*, etc.
at til First avenue, hi. tX Ellis, gen.
era! agent. •••.
Denting School, Prof. W.llson'*.
Rank* hell, like street and fifth
avenue, __%■'■",■-. • ■> **•
» ta ;
Free Went Ad* '-.P.
Hee f'Ussifted _c, for rrne Waal
■__ . Ada ; - - -■;» :
JUST OPENEB—
..A New..
Addition
Wise Seattle people are buying close-in, cleared acre
tracts on car line, lieu- they can make a, comfortable liv
ing close to schools, churches, stores, etc. So, if you hap
pen to he out of work you ..in ma 1 i money working for
yourself by getting one of our large cleared tracts, which
arc equal to a dozen small city lots, prices only $85 per
tract tip , terms $15 down ami $5 monthly to people want
ing fine view .if Lake Washington, etc. We have these
tracts at Htllman City, with city water, only .-, inn fare on
Washington street, office on track ; or people preferring
choice, bottom land, where 700 -licit .if potatoes grow
per acre, lake new Kenton car, Ist and Jackson street, to
Garden station, 7J4 cents fare; eight salesmen always on
grounds at both places; free abstracts, perfect titles. Down
town office, 16 Downs block. Come at once, open Sun
day.
i. cm
HIS SHE
GRAND JURY CALLED TO IN
VESTIGATE DOODLING IN A
! MISSOURI CITY
; KANSAS (ITT. Mo. Den. *-A
grand jury today began lb* Investi
gation uf grafting charge* Involving
prominent clly and . -..inly officials.
Ksfr* special mince pie*. 214, at
New Herman liak.ry, I'lr.t and
Madison. ***
'i_l£_f_______________\ for blcycl* re re
Close-In
Cleared
Acres
kICHT 0* CAR 1 tpr
laics ion tio.oo or
AC! El 171.00 VP
TEIMI Me in writ
SITES! SITES!! SITES! ft
The armory tioard met til 1 o'clock
this afternoon In th* offlc* of Will
11. Parry, In the llalley block. In
discus*.th* eligibility of the sitae
which hay* been offered a* alte* for
th* armory, Th* board yesterday
afternoon mad* a personal inspec
tion of nine of the site*.
BRYAN TALKS
HE*SAYS ROOSEVELT WILL BE
NOMINATED AND DEFEATED
mm*, Dec. i we. I. Ilryan left
I'arl* today for Hern*. W'hm Inter
viewed today, he predicted Preahlent
lioos.v.lt s nomination and defeat,
*
The most useful Xina* Present you
can possibly select 1* * Jewel Hteel
lianas Thompson Vurnttur* Co.,
In-, HJT-IOS ■»%.- ___________
_^Jy* ■ "*
Tha Piano and Organ Sala at
Chesbro's Arousal Enthu
siasm In Piano Circles
Dally Sales Increasing—
$5 First Payment Takes a
Piano to Your Homo.
STORK OPEN EVENINGS DUB-
INQ THE BALK
ii.niiiirui Upright I', i.m In the
.mull, medium and concert else*,
I that sell rsaularly st 1210, 1171, 1140,
I IDS. 111*. 1171, SMS snd ISOO. nuw
going at lit*. 1111, 1209, 1117, 1211
ft at HO*. 1111. 1 i 1 i I
I*l, 1217 and 1111. I'- member th*
plait- It's el t'li'.sl.i .... 1207 Bee
end .v. tine between I'm ally end
' Hen... tx .tl.ct.
Organ* that sell regularly at IIS,
ITS, Its. 1104, till, ll :... now on
sab at 117, ill. 117. 111, 111 and MS.
Bn. h instrument fully guaranteed.
TERMS M, M, »5. W. %'. «8 %9.
AND 110 PER MONTH
lis th* artistic Plsno*. the c«. ep
tional low price* and easy term.
that t* making thla Be Is such • gl«
ganllo *v. t .•». The artistic Weber
li in.i Is what chains a music lover
end the easy tsrms and low prices
I, fee* It possible In purchase Ihs
iiiaii.il vi. product of. the 20th
oentuty In I'lano kingdom.
THE POPULAR KOHLER A
CAMPBELL PIANO
The Kohler A Campbell Piano 1*
not only an Instrument of local
reputation, but I* known nationally
from tb* 1... if!.- T.i the Atlantis
ocean*, and from th* drest 1-uW. <
lo th* Oulf of Mexico. Th* 11 .ts-itt
it's papular la because It'a mad*
hone.tly—nml fact* will always live,
Iloth n.cmbei s of this firm are skill-'
ed Piano makers, and are active to
day tn the manufacture of the In*
•t rumen I tt.- imam a represent.
A fine assortment of these l.leh
| grade Instruments .an be seen In our
w.r-r..- ■ i and with price* put down
te mak* Ihem »o quit kly .«'. m* Is
and see a Kohler A CaeSgklg we II he
si.'t lo show them, whether or not
you bay* fully decided to purch*** at
lh* prr.eni time.
OUR ENTIRE LINE
Is represented In this sale. The ar
llslle Weber. Including grant, and art I
styles; ths Kohler A Campbell or New
Tork; th* -nana, of Miffs th*
\Vhe< he k A Hl..'> .isiiil Hi-'.-. A Co.
at. 1 Weaver, are all In th. Ing with
the lowest pi cc ever previously quot
ed In Seattle.
li.-autir.ii blah-grads plena s that salt
r.sui-trii si KSA. ITS, tarn. gas. I*3o,
If.. IP. MM and IV"t now coin* at
it*-, nit. mm. tut. t*i. sm. i»- i::j
end 1C»
810 REDUCTION IN ORGANS
Those that »ell regularly at PSA. 171,
at. I ". 11* and |!S«, now on *al* st
tn, ttt. is:. Mi. Ml and ta. Second.
hand orgaaa frnm !•' up.
Term* -WM down and ** low a*
three d' i.sis per moth.
SECONDHAND PIANOS
On* second 1 Gilbert plan.i. ]
• lliihilr marred In feU board. but
I otherwise In quod condition, full sis.
I seven and one-third oclire, full metal
l«i<k. ivory key*l lb* Instrument
I l.uaraiiteid to b* In first class condi
tion, and a fin* stool ami scarf goes
In with th* Bargain. Ills, and tbe
I terms mads easy.
ROYAL PIANO, %'_4
One snore Rot si piano left to go at
the price that I* mentioned above;
tl'a full also, haa tb* exposed pin
block, la mahogany esse in. good
ton. end Ivory keys; manufactured by
the Smith A It.irncs t'lsno company.
He* thl* at or.-
EHRHARDT-SIDEL PIANO, S'OO
Can ton pronounce the name* This
Is a lieewi.t.-mske piano. It * quit*
large, made of rosewood, has * good
ton. and will go at tioo.flj— r...n down
and I.', v. per month.
CHICKERING A SONS, $253
We don't hsadlc Up make—the on*
we have la second hand and wa*
traded In on ea elegant new Weber
piano. The ess. I* In rosewood, full
sis. sn.l his been put In first class
condition through th. efforts of our
expert repairer*. For sal* al tSAi'*\
and on terms to suit.
SECONDHAND OROANS
On* Ktaebel organ, only been used a
short time, five nets tea: ...Id new at
171.00; now on .ale at 117.00.
On* fin* Maa.ni A Hamlin In wal
nut, worth at regular prices IIO.ijO,
now on sal* at XI.OB.
Ons Crown organ, 7 1-1 octave*, looks
like * piano, baa a good tone snd In
first ... condition. Sold new at
117100; now on sal. at Ptt.ttt.
Terms—ll.oo,tl.Wand t&.w> tier month.
A fin* book and stool with each ii.
strument.
llomemlicr the place—lt'* at Chc*
l.r.i's. 13IJ Second aye.
%gf *^m .DtALCRS
- 1207 Second Avenue
_ AMIISLMI Nil
Soattlo TW:
Wan***r.
li'-aittl.-'n lliiiil.utti'nl Theater.
I' i.'.l. ' linl, 41; Main XX.
TONIGHT AND BALANC* 09
.\vi:r.ic
•no of thn
Bright am I mil Don I
MuAloal Oorttnttlom
Soon In Soul tin
Looking for
a Wife
"It succeed. .1 to keeping tin audi*
•ne* In a constant atata of go .1
humor."-!•..»I-Intelligencer.
"Ther* *r. enough good vaudeville
feature* alone to mak* It worth th*
pries* charted."—Time*.
Sttaolml Prloom-—2Bo, 800
7Hot Matlnoo, 2 80, 800,
Mo Hlghmr <
Coming Week of Dm, 11. Klireitrt
Itolwrls.
SoattloT'Ttr
tSjPC**»iifteJ. p. llmve, J
Manager. ,
Iloth Phone*—tl.
BTAtirtNO rSmmm 49 <iSK
Blltx_>KXUaom IJ WK KK
Mil. rOEDKftXCK HKI.AH' ■
I'resents
FLORENCE
ROBERTS
And Her Ksceptpitial Company In Two
Elaborate Productions
i:\KitY THE
NioiiT FRISKY
KXi'KPT v MRSm
UU DAY JOHNSON
vti km r Hinr* find it
nioiit o.n'lt 4-it_r%_-unstm
SEAT SAM HTAIITB
Pit I DAT.
third «~
llur.seii and Drew. Mgrs.
Both '.nee WI.
PRICES—Night, -St.. We »c end 10c;
Matinee*. Z_- end 10c.
iff: I'.l-.M'I PI.AT OF TUB SEASON',
TONIGHT
All Week and Saturday 'IS
Peculiar Comedl»n.
Mil W. D PATTON,
IN
The Minister* Son
Th* Splendid Pastoral Dram.
Grand '*_%£
Thaataa
John Curt. Mir., Phone. Mela IS
lie were of Pejus Tickets Offered by.
Speculators.
All Thla Wook
Matinee Today, ! I'll
Kit & i:ru.A.NtiEiva
BEN HUR
it TAIN AT t O'CLOCK SHARP.
No One Seated During Prelude..
Sea* May MM XX. Had at the Hog
Office. ;• -...
Next Attraction—Olympla Operm Com
pany.
*3*l7o_*tfo-.i'oo.
B*lw**n Fourth and Fifth Atti.uM,
Am% i — from Tlar.ke'e HalL
WtP^
XIVIAS PRESENTS
liar gains In Opera Classes, Gold
and Quid Pilled Eye Classes. Spec
t*-iea. Fountain Pen*, etc. Ryes ex.
soined free; perfect fit guaranteed.
G.A. UNPAUER, Eye Specialist
■ONNEY-WATSON CO. I
yassiii tmaaaa so* p*e*issßse par- I
IOCS. .'.lt ."-a. as* OstaaiS 1* strew. I
t. - -.. Male II eaalti*. Week. \ 1
/ Quins\
LAROCHE
(A VliNOUg ELIXIR.)
irhvwelM»hl«h'i ,,_romm*,..t ltßsa.:wcllc I
I r.med). la cam ef w P*"a I
\malamal rnrrns. colds /I
\ imriveaiA. ,_f
\tf W"r oomvALf sotaoi /
Xjf',«*"*»i»-a*.*o "/
tt, h.'u^r
%otm\
Rtco'tvtr's ym_Jxm ],\g m
Of the Hell Tliwn livery mil grit.ling
outfit, tube sold at public auction,
consisting of TS head of horse*,
ranging from 1000 to 1804 lbs.
each; first-class work horses,
drivers, delivery and pack horses:,
also a good assortment of lumber
wagon*, doable and single express
wagons. Is different kind* of bug
gies, double and single: * two.
wheel -iris, six top delivery wag.
ons. *5 seta of harness, double end
single: 3 surrey* wtth tops; 'IS
slip n.-r.ipers. 10 wheel • scraper*
and 5 plow*, all ,U...t.- slock men.
tinned Is strictly first . la** and
will be sold without reserve to th*
high bldddr; th* conditions sold
guarantee t, i:i be stated at iimn
silo, and . thing that the see,
tioneer will state md if not founi^
at represented, money will be re
funded as agreed upon; ' mm*
snd Inspect clock and get list of
all that we have to offer; In bg
sold at' public auction. Friday,
Pec. 11, 1903. It 10 a. 111. sharp, ab.
111 l Western I.C.IIUS, and WllH
c ■ulnii.- until all the stock wtlli
. bs sold.
M. J. WALKER AitctJoneMk J
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