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CLOSEDWITH THE OLD YEAR Our Great Stock Reduc ing Sale Closed Satur day Night As An nounced. One hundred and forty home* will Ye made happier by.neason of tills Bale, a* that 1* the number who l.v >k advantage of the money sav log opportunity which it offered during the mouth of Daeenaber alone. axctualTa of tboaa who bought In November. We subjoin the names of thee rVtve-mher purchaser* up to Satur day afternoon aud tho Instrument* they bought. I_ A. McClure. Clough _ Warren organ. Mr*. Martin j.ul|en. Johnston Co. plana Winston Appleby. 11. M Cable ,4 ane Mrs II A, Smith. 11. M. Cable piano. It. VI. liourl.y, Holl piano. Mrw '" P. Kinney, libera o:. in It R. Hereiter, 11. M. Cable piano. Janus lloye. Kimball plana Mrs I.villa lkthel, Johnston Co. pixtio. rharlrs T. Dicker. Richmond piano O. C Snyder, Kimball organ. Mrs. Charlea Peterson. Kimball or gsn. 11. W lUrncs. Automatic piano. Immaculate Conception Church, Ce-ntenntal organ. J. O. Htrwart, klmhall piano. Mission I-odg*. I. O. 0. f , Tease plana Fronta iviwnlng. Kimball organ. Thomas N*. Slater, II M. Cable pi ano. R. Ii l^vison. 11. '' Cable piano. C. K. Adsms, 11. '' Cable piano. H. T. lindow, Hsddorff piano Tr»r> 3. Coy. Johnstem Co. piano, Jdra. 1- J. Stuart, M. * 11. piano. Mr*. W. A. Me Cray, Checkering £ Son* piano. r, U Olllette. Klmhall piano. 8. W. Hayford. Johnston Co. ptano. A 11. Ilurk. Kimball piano. Oeo t. Smith. Johnston Co. plsno. 11. It. Ilalley, Johnston Co. piano. Mrs. M. Cordon, Johnston Co. piano. Mrs. J. Cannon. Johnston Co. piano. Oscar p. oilrer. Chlekerlng piano. ft, 11. Ullrich. Pease piano. C It. White, ||. M. Cablet piano. 3. P. Cleason. Chlekerlng piano. It f~ MrlHmald. Klmhall piano, jl. W. Plrkard. Kimball piano. Mrs. Alice A. Kane, Johnston Co. fdano. J. 1. Clngles, Chlekerlng plsno Market Street Daptlsl Church. Cen tennial organ. Charles VT. Pennls. Kimball organ. C. n ;:»parkrr. Chl'kertng pl- ana J_ H. MrOonnell. If M. Cable piano. A. P. Mitten. Chlekerlng piano. R Nortnll*. Chtrkerlng piano. T. F. O'Leary, Wick organ. Ilarrr W. Kent. Kimball piano. George P. Phelan. Chlekerlng piano. B. Bje-rnsfm. Klmhall -ergaa, I). Taiiuano, Autolectra. ,\T. J. King. Pease piano. Mabl* Blllapa. Johnston Co piano. f. I. .Christenaen. Kimball pinna 1 . A. lUtellff. Fstey organ. Mis* Victoria Brass. Kimball organ. P. W. Primrose, Doll piano. D. W. Radford. M. a N. piano. Ales Brown, Kimball piano. C.ec.rge Rvnelers. Johnston piano. F. U Persons. 11. M Cable plana Peter J Johnson. 11. M. Cable pi ano. Mr* C. P. Moor. Kimball piano. rfhoniaa J Crtffltb. Pease piano. Henry Assmsaen, Chlekerlng piano . Em!! C Anderson, Kimball piano. Mathlaa O. Johnson. Peaae piano. Mrs. C A. Hall. Katar organ. (Therein tk Ryan. Wellington plana Sister* of Charity. C. W. organ. ' I'baritv C * ■. J'eter J Pardon . Kingsbury piano. if. K. Holden. 11. M. Cable piano. Henry Hedge. D. S. Johnston piano. Mrs. Chiia Mattson. Camp 4 Co. : organ. Mrs. Htiby on. Simplex piano player. c. P. Taylor, Chlekerlng piano. Mrs. A. nwki Kimball piano. A. P. Mayes, H. M. Cable piano. .v Q. Ilo*s, Kimball piano. I*. 8 Leonard, D. B. Johnston piano. II N. Hopper. Peas* piano. •Carles Myers, H. M. Cable piano. W. H. Powen, D. 8. Johnston piano, 11. A. Korter. D. B. Johnston plsno. tire Mllle McDonald. Chkkering pi;, • C. F F.rirkson. Kimball piano. JD. F. nrkkson, Simplex piano play er 11. T. D*>n_niu. D. fl. Johnston piano. | Mia* Acnes H. Norby, Chkkering | piano. Mrs. J. It. Plneo, D. S. Johnston pi ano. Mr*. Plancha Belmont, D. S. John-1 ston piano. Mr*. (I. NordaU, Kimhall organ. ,Tora I_ Douglas, 11. M. Cable piano. Mrs. J. 11. McWblnney, 11. M. Cable, piano. Walter Prlre. Cornish organ. 1. i. i •• :•. ..r.. Kimball piano. I Mr*. C. ;•■::, Kimball piano. Mike Jalxon, D. 3. Johnston piano. 1 Z. Taieell, Pease piano. It. D. Itbortiea, D. 3. Juhnxten piano. W, H. Tomlln, Kimball plsno. fi. Jurek, D. S. Johnston piano. B. Jurek, Simplex piano player. Mrs Martha Chausar, Putnam or gan. Mr. Mary R. Prlng!", H. M. Csble piano. •William ta Bender, H. M, Cable pi- [ a no. A. B, Campbell. Ksfey organ. M Christian. Wesley piano. It W. MrMlllan, Kimball platen. V. Ol*en. Klmhall piano. M. MeArthnr, Ringer piano. W. i:. Cox, D. H. Johnston plnno. A. Li Ilamer. Kimball piano. Thomas .7. Thomas, Kimball piano, i tcao_arrl .lon**, Klmbnll organ. I P. J. Wells, Wellington piano. Mr*. M. E. McKceoe. Kimball or- I K.i n Kthel Frenrh, Hamilton piano. I'ltcu H.ililnsiiii, kimi. ill oigan. Mia Alex M. It ... Johusttui Cti. pi ano, Ida A, lMtlt. Johnslon Co pliino. Mr* m. Smith, Kimball organ. Alfred Nuriuau, Kimball organ. Jiime* 11, Stevens, S«>ar» Roe>lmik organ. N. H H.-ti ktiinii. Hamilton piano. Mr*. N. IC. Kngle, Smith * llannW piano. ivter J. Dardon, Smith Atneriran organ. Robert I'ftttnn. Kstey organ 8, C Chrlsloplierson, Uurdett piano Julius Silt her, Johnston Co, piano, Arthur Cole-iiian, Smith - UarnM plana .1 11. Nas.'ireiniis, I'm. "ISil James Murphy. Jiihuston pl.ino. D. S. Johnston Co. Se-attlas l-emllng Piano HelllS*. eW.i Bacoad Aveuue, Dttrka iiuiidiug. Btoraa alao «t Tit.utii.i, Evaratt nnd North Yakima. The Indies of Abraham I.ltl. i.lti circle .iti.l Ihe 11. A. It |c..c«, of llreeti l-ike. «||| hold a Joint Installation it 111- hall, on Tviesibiy eve-teltig, January S. All old aeeldlet* and their f.euilll..* are Invite.!, HALT uki t'tiih. Jan. t— Colled State* M.irshiel lleywood ie. turned t...l i. frnm Washington and cunuue-ii.e I at one-* serving sub poenas Issued by th* defole** lv Ih* IS moot Investigation. New York Dental Parlors Ten > cats' gusrante*. 11.1.1 - I I 0 a. m. to ( |. 1.. ftund.iv*. »'3O ». m. to 15 m. 614 FIRST AYE.. SEATTLE. Sound floor llmstil Hull lUig. opp ' ■ I'.ni Mutual I ire Hull.ling. LITTLE BAND BOX MARKET Pioneer Hub her* of Seattle. The Very e-hnlceet of Meat*. Paul. try *nd Klah. Family Trad* * Special! 100 First Avenue. Union Barkery A Ca-fe 1413 SECOND AYE. IF YOU WANT The Best Bread Try a Loaf of Our Home-Made _______ J __________________________, ALBERT HANSEN jtwtinr, wat cur a our lltAO* 706 tmt Avnnutt B l „ ||B _ M Hll lt „ RELIABLE TRANSFER CO. Baggage, Furniture, Storage ■riffle c and storage room. !:!'. lust seen I'ostofftce building. Phones— tt unset *9-. Independent. «;«. EXPERT DENTISTRY We Guarantee NO PAIN WILL BE FELT IX ANY OPERATION PERFORMED BY US, AS WE EMPLOY NONE UUT GRADUATE SPECIALIST DEN TISTS. « Neglect of the teeth at this season of the- year is Mir. to cause id.l pain ami suffering. Why not have its put them in perfect condition NOW? If you need artificial teeth, we will make you a set that will lit right, look right and make eating a pleasure to you. fSSSms. WHALEBONE PLATES d*E ftft (^^Mlj^^mZm^ Wjth BeSt TCeth« lOr HPV-UU We are making a specialty of (.old Crown and I.ridge Work, Spaces where from one to ten teeth have been lost we replace to look so natural that detection is impossible; while the work is so durable it is practically everlasting. Honest Work Low Prices ——Absolute Painlessness arc factors used in making this the largest and most reliable dental establishment in the United States. Written guarantee for fifteen years with .ill work. Hours—B a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 to 3. ... Ohio Painless Dentists WW I 2 - IS\ U sBHO ff^^PyiJflKSSS liJlSB_:&DS)&& Cornor BUbV ■ w» «H B ■ 7 %s*• W yAw ▼a^ ■■« a. a Oireei 3fJ Avo CMIAPPE WANTED "POT SHOT" AT DEAR! IN CITY PARK cillCAtio — \viih a double-bar reled loaded shotgun ready for business, Hartholotnew Chtsppa c-rept nil Ills ada and knees Sun • li> morning towunt the bear pit In Lincoln park. Utile squirrels played around him In the true* nnd ran across the Brass ne«r Itlm, but tk,. hunter paid them no attention, lie WHS ufler big k line A park potll email anted Ibe hun ter and crept up be hi lid htm. There wns a short struggle, and n moment later Chlappe'a gun WB* Ink. from Mm. At the police tatlon l'lii*|t|Mi wits ... .11. I.- •!. aud lv the rear pcs keit WORSE THAN SNOW BOUND PEOPLE ON WATERFRONT ARC NOW MUD BOUND AND CAN. NOT GET IN OR OUT A* a result of the dirt, which Is being taken out of the bill where the regret!* work In the vicinity of Second avenue and I'lkee street I* going on. bring d urn peed promiscu ously over Itatlroad avenue, mud pllota. stills. • -ibs and every avail able contrivance for **«aplng the pc«tHence are drafted Into use by the *team*hlp official* and mer chant* In a desperate attempt to pass to and from their business places without being daubed from head to foot In regular everyday. good old sloppy "corn field" mud Itetween the hours of 7 and 10 o'clock Uil* mornlg and after the day's work I* done, the unhsppy drnliens of what was at one time known as the "wsterfront." but what Is now appropriately termed the "mudflats." msy lie *een g'dng to and from their plsce of business, recltnlg luxurlsntly amid the soft green cushions of * highly polished cab. The way of the mud pilot with t his stilus- of followers lles^over the surreaslve lumber piles, guard rail ing, bo* car* and other adornment* which afford a refuge for the mini eroua artificial lakes and mud dune*. The only living creatures on the fare of 'he earth th*' «"in to enjoy the slop are a couple of corpulent wine which hsppenee! to escape from * cattle train, and the barefooted Indian who doe* not have his walking gear polished. At different Intervals d'irtng the dsy I-.. • ;I* may be seen doll.. the "tight « BOULEVARD BANQUET Westl.ikcr*. b<eul»v»retler«, real es tate** and all |.er*e«n» tnfere«ted are re-.in- -t' Ito attend the b*nc|i**t lej celebrate the opening of the new thoroughfare. Hotel Waahlngton. at I o'clock. Wednesday. January *. Ticket*, tl to. at (julrk drug »tore, TO! lint avenue, or West lake Im provement club, 4*« line street. ••• —• Go ta Spinning* far blrycl* re pair*. *•« THE SEATTLE STAR MONDAY. JAN. a, 1005 was found it permit to limit within the city limits. ii. prisoner pointed at It and talked vigorously, ptitii Hinting his remark* will, many gesiuri'B. Mcniiwliile Domlnlik Chlnppe had mlaaad Ilia brother tXarthDl-tnga'c who find started nt daybreak on a hunting expedition. ll* found him at the* alatltin, lionilnlrk rrplalned that his brother bud arrived from Italy only two moulds brforr. II" hud hestd of the wild* of the west and de cided lo earn a living until a milt- I abla opening In Hi.' fruit business wa* offered, I.i killing buffalo and bear for the t »t■ t.- and nißlfcet. rope" art, on the rails of the tlrest Northern, or walking along tin- top ruil of the guard fence**. Did men. who haven't done the trick sliuc. their boyhood day*, again try their hand at hanging on, or (ittliig with their leg* swinging over Hie tall board of BOOBS truck, while the »treet uridine sine. out, "t)u . hut.l to the driver*. In the hope of Bee I tig Ihe "old guys" bring forced Into the Juicy slime. 1..1.111-1 CSS only traveel with any kit .1 of a 1 lilnre when some big longshore man with a pair of 14 by ICs has b:ei in mil to proceed them, after which the dainty feel of the fair ones can with come degree of clean liness, and a little Jumping, follow .11 the footstep* of the freight Jug gler. Th* merchants Bay It would not lee half so bad if the authorities would only plow a patch one or more points In order that .they could cross the avenue without get ting im.i.. Hi en their Bllkle* *'•• daubed, fitl.-ss something i* done to relieve the mud-be*ieged »uffer. era the- men hat declare they w|l( Issue a all for volunteer mud< digger -union* the different houses along the waterfront lv the hope of overcoming the difficulty. BUXTON MAY BE CHARGED Coroner lleiye has decided to hoi. an Inquest upon the body of Mr* iluxton. the wife of 11. It. Iluiton, who » its arrested laat Saturday on a suspicion that ha was inset, The peculiar circumstance* surrounding her death have been Investigated, and the coroner believes thst If Iluxton Is not Insane, be la guilty of criminal negligence and that his wife might hsre been sllve today but lor the stand taken by Iluxton. At 1 o'clock this afternoon the Inquest was started and th" result .' th.- verdict rasy be that of find ing Union guilty, and la which esse he will be arrested on a cor oner * warrant. Neighbors tell mane dark stories regarding Ilux ton's treatment of hi* wife and her death. Tha Hustons lived In a tent near the corner of Nineteenth av enue and Roy street. W. D. It .fins and Mrs lloftu* filed suit in th* superior court today *galn*t th* Hudson Hay Kir com pan. to recover a seals*. deal left there for repair* It Is alleged that the I.impar.) converted th* . oat to j It* own use. - I THOMSON PREDICTS CONSIDERS THE FACT THAT SEATTLE HAS SAME POPU LATION AS NEW YORK IN 18-5 AS SUGGESTIVE :.. :.in.' now has the same popula tion 11..11 New York had In l»-8 aud is growing taster, Thla statement w.ia made by City Kngltm-r Thorn 'sou this ml.l I.ln.- Ml a ni'illl'i' of properly owner* Intercßted in Hie regrad* of Fourth avenue. He men tinned tlm fa. 1 as showing that It bahusvaa n..- iitum* o| BaattU to look carefully Into the future In flaallm with am bo i'ii 1 A conservative mllfliate cif Ihe population'of the rlly at the prces- Mil lime |« lr.n.inXi Several peer sou* who havee |.-,i..-l larrfully Into Hi- mallei predict thai win 11 th* in m directory cornea out it will •line « population of 110,000. *•■ New Yurie made a gain Of 1,150,000 In Kd years, Seattle at tha same rat* of progree* would arid tXXJLOU to her 1•- -1 • lie' ion 111 a fourth of lies' lime, or twenty ». 11*. As It la believed that Seattle will .ill'lnn.- to grow a* rapidly a* New York. until It reach** almost the en.- nf thai 'He It I* the opinion ot the city engineer and other city officials Hi*' in planning for res grade* and similar Improvements it I* * also Lee,ll. > to ll*.. . 011 . 11 .im .11 . growth during the Mai tun ur twenty years MAKES INTERESTING READING One of the finest slid most com pf !o ii ..ei. map* of Nbw York Cll) ha* l»eeu recently published by IS* New Y'nrk Central railroad. 1' ■ how* every street, pats and place of Importance, logwtber with an In *_r>|r-tlvn view ot the great water front of tt... tnelropolla of America Accompanying it iii brief descrip tion of the city an.l some of the le.Jß.lllt ■:! n;il'tn:i lii» to ll Been fjeeGl ton, company* cars. A very Interesting description of the beautiful Hudson river is given. In which ell the points of Interest are mentlnneel In detail. The places made famous In the Revolutionary war ar* described and ptrtured so that iseelera will know just when i' lih for them on a trip from New York up thi! riter. ilerbo Th* Ismou* corn rure. The only absolute cure knowu. A trial will convince you of It* merit. y_r^£*:^v\. A'rifatiocnt'M'Cai.CO A Price \fMMfO]\ At all He leading druggist*. start the new year 66in the Standard way" /liOU** easy ( Credit \ to buy-" 1 1 \ •aaaiw 'I, I JifS I _rfe_rA4__«# 1 I**** 1 *»*▼ I _r _a / to pay \ wood J j — thin llOfO /a "f/ur / \l\>-' • V XV ■^^BlK^^S Aomo 0/ urotllt" In [\^fl^i\ \ W W^J^Z^t^m!^ _„.,,,/_. ff»" „,./„,„„, I\^2Zaw « 'll <'W m <=^ **___, \iWP^ "orudit aforo" oi*fh» fH^/j \Vm\ *^1 v'*^ Nurthwomt, tho tarn- A^'Sil immiiw^o^l^U^SA. nut furnlturouturu in /'iVr*>V_! r_rv \W fc 7# IK___ixV___i\ '_es _bb "% __r seasonable greetings — words of good cheer from tho Standard stores to our hundreds of friends— —the year's end la here. This has been a splendidly succt-esfu 1 year tor us. —surely this Is the real, the seasonable lime to express our thanks and show our appre ciation to those who have mail- It so, to thou* who have given u» success—the people of Seattle, Tacoma, Ite-llinshßra and the State of Washington who have helped In the building of this great "home furnishing organitatlon'' of our*. —for the New Year we promise you the same uniform courtesy, satisfactory treatment and popuUr. fair STANDARD pricing which has characterised this store. We are In a better position than ever to serve the people of the Neiithwe-st, as our "three-store-bur. Ing-powor" Is a great factor In the Kastcra mal.it* buying is greater than any other Western store, our pricing fairer. Our constant effort I* to make our three store* brighter, greater and more progressive In every feature of their store work —a combination of |.rogreasalye mere hsndiaing and with the abaotute satisfaction of every person trading with us, la order to bring the STANDARD store* as near perfect store- ] keeping as 'tis possible. —to our host of friends everywhere—to the people uf Seattle. Taeoraa. Belllngbam—our beat, moat cordial good wishes), our thanks! . Standard Furniture Company 1006 to 1016 First Avenue l. SCHOINIUD A SONS SEATTLE DILLINGHAM JACOMA Unfortunate Men, Look! Are yen. one who ha* mad* a wrona stare In life" I* >•■ :r weak ened system i jinn out for help' You are nervoue and despondent, all th» organ* In th. body are deranged, you '- growing weaker, your str-neth I* fust leaving you. and it will be lost to yon forever. If you don't 1.. *om*thl-i* for your**lf. My long experience ir-iks* rr.* thor oughly familiar with the r«u**« of y.mr trouble*. My tteatment. km.i.t. only to in*. will remove all 111 effect* of your ...a* You can *cc a great Improvement from th* first treatment. MY CURE FOR DISEASE* «_-> fV—*> aaa v ___r_i _% Tt__i It* painless snd Mrmsn.nl, snd I IJ, ._._fix».Bai ~ # c no lnconv»nlenc* from duly. I I J is. M \ an peaml** lasting fre*elom to aw __ jAW \\ ' •very sufferer from Dls*»»*» of all iff \j| IWB __r"~^aJ_. BLOOD POISON. pmL-^i *--*#» Twft /»_*' _ -Wv»-V»a*-r^_M--We It it,ay b* It* primary stsc». /U J l_^r___-*-PfVl_fa-r^*i hereditary or eontrnct»d. I cur* " jfefceJ^SJPx ___n_E-<H__iP*Se\ It* complication*, forever eradl- mAmSSmmm Isß-Sj-BBc-siw A • .it Inn every v*atl(e from th* »)•- .- .-..-. __ -.». a .—. —». ___■ I tern sn I rura to star .ui*el with pny-aycree_gs»« ,m» jw cm th* ii** of l*ot***lum or M*r- "—* cury. We will civ* you mi X-rey anamination and *n hon* *, sclentlflo opinion of >."ir .-,.«» i HIV. of chare*, with m absulut* ''.I'AllANTl'.i: to cure, ynti In tha shortest jwaaibl* tints without leaving an Injurious ■ fter efr». t In the system. One ..sts.mal visit I* preferred, but If yon cannot call, writ* us, ORIENTAL DOCTORS 201 Second Avenue South, Corner Washington Street PUGEI SOUND BRIDGE AND DREDGING COMPANY. Inc. ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS. Bridges, Structural Iron Work, Tier* and Foundation*, Dredging by Att Methods. SEATTLE, WASH. Modern Dental Parlors SECOND AYE. AND PIKE ST. Ov.r People* Bank. "ere™ fl_s_a*_ __TigQ(ggpj !!y our system of pteirile-s ilia* Uy w e .... able t.i crown, fill rud ■mi a. teeth abaolutalv without renin. V\e us* nothing but the beat of materials. Examination Free. lull set of Teeth that fit .. SS.Ofl Cold Crown $5.00 Odd Kllllne-* $1.00 Silver rillltica SO* All work guaranteed for 10 year*. Hours—B:So to C; Huntley, S:JO to 2. BLOOD POISON roa NMfTtiN vi**« ! *Mh*remse- ■■■■i-..e.n»*B*BtaM» ran, I.e.sSsry Or T.rllsr, SIM* ***** r.rmsnetiily I'ured. Teen can lie tr.ate.l St biers titiilet s*tu* »asrsnt-. CanetalJNaM VVa -oil. 11 ties most ormtltisteca.es. Wee User* rni-ellh«ever.lceueeslolJtoMelsrS. If T<"l hsvs tsfcen ra.re-tT, loelllU l«et*»h SSd MU ha-e s<-lir« otid pains. W"|'»." ! __*_L_l Month. S.u-sThroat. rtnrlesA "rr-r-O'lo-Nl fpntO le.neeees.ijr |)» r tef t_.ho.ty. Iteecrer K.yel.rows fsllire oul writ* lor p roots *J carss. Hi 1 r»i;* Bee* I r**e COOK REMEDY CO. IH! XI ..< tiai'_, _*«**, EL' r»