Pianos for Everybody Big Stock Reducing Sale Offer
B S Johnston Co presents a large stock of pianos and organs with deep price cuts. Upright pianos from 200 to 240 and up, some as low as 138. New organs from 57 to 70, 68 for higher priced styles. Instruments from Chickering Kimball Hobart M Cable and others, all warranted, easy payments offered.
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B.S. Johnston & CO
Chickering @ Sons
Poston
America
Kimball Piano
Chicago
Hobart M. Cable, Pease, D. &. Johnston & Co
Smoker at S A C a Grand Seattle Athletic Club Night
The Seattle Athletic Club hosted a well attended smokers night with 800 attendees. Three amateur boxing bouts featured Goodfellow versus Plummer, Bennett versus Flannagan, and Holbrook versus Nelson, followed by Igorrote band dance and refreshments. No admission charged.
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Seattle Athletic Club
Igorrote
Arthur Goodfellow
Mimer Plummer
Plummer
Bennett
Flannagan
Fred Holbrook
L. Nelson
Freshmen Face Sophomores In Campus Football Clash
The freshman and sophomore squads prepare for a Friday campus game. The sophomore team, under captain Dan Pullen and manager J G Fietcher, seeks revenge after the freshmen won the cane rush last fall.
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Dan Pullen
J. G. Fietcher
Freshies
Narrow margins mark Oakland racing card at six and a half furlongs
In Oakland three events ended by slim margins as Military Man led until Hel gerson drifted back from a racing order. Le tola beat Military Man by a nose. In Los Angeles at Ascot Ladies Day saw three favorites and two seconds win, with Walsh taking two wins and a third.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Military Man
Helgerson
Letola
Los Angeles
Ascot
Walsh
Little Happenings and Local Notes From Tacoma
Deputies Crosby and Davidson brought Stickney and H. M. Stone, two counterfeiters, to the grand jury after their Tacoma arrests months ago. Stone worked at a logging camp there with a counterfeiting outfit. A transcript filed in federal court concerns Annie W. Sinclaire vs Henry P. Sinclaire Jr. Mrs. Crawford Butta, a trained nurse, inherits $15 000 property in Oregon from a deceased uncle. The Ninth ward division plan is again under discussion. Green Lake Improvement Club forms a committee to study it. The Seattle Poultry Association exhibition starts January 2 at Germania Hall with Judge Hides adjudicating prizes. Dave Lo’s trial for conduct in May is set for December 12. verdict may affect felonious gambling law questions. The funeral of Dr B M Miller at 1520 Sixteenth Ave was simple and conducted by Rev Donald Ross. Remains will be cremated in Portland. At the school board meeting John Schram takes his seat and officers are elected.
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United States
Crosby and
Davidson
Stickney
H. M. Stone
Tacoma
Stone
Annie W. Sinclaire
Henry P. Sinclaire, Jr
Crawford Butta
Oregon
Ninth Ward
Green Lake
Dave Lo
B. M. Miller
Police describe counterfeit ten dollar bill operation
Reports from two sources detail the raising of a genuine looking ten dollar bill made with pasted Confederate notes and revenue stamps. Capt. Ho W Bell of the United States Service bureau filed the matter with police as the manipulator, seen in the city and now at large.
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Ho W Bell
United States
Service Bureau
Business College
A Thoughtful Man Helps Wife With Cure
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana faced his wife’s stomach and liver trouble. He turned to Dr King s New Life Price and her relief was instant and she was cured. Available at G O Guy Inc drug store Second Avenue and Yeasler Way.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
G. O. Guy, Inc. Drug Store
Second Avenue and
Yeasler Way
Theaters Show Neill Company In Under Two Flags
Neill company at Seattle theater presents Under Two Flags drawing big crowds and praised for scenery and overall strength. Black Patti continues at Third Avenue theater with a strong season and upcoming buck dancing and cake walking contests. Platt Fanning company at Alcazar stages Held by the Enemy to sold out houses with a benefit for Minor’s Juvenile Band tonight.
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Black Patti
Third Avenue
Platt-Fanning Company
Alcazar Theater
Minor’sa
Pilgrim Congregational Church Holds Large Dinner Meeting
A business meeting and dinner of the Pilgrim Congregational church was held last night. More than 200 members were seated at the dinner prior to the meeting, setting the stage for the formal agenda.
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Pilgrim Congregational Church
Church Building Plans Reported at Meeting
The building committee reported subscriptions totaling 11833 received for a new church to be erected next year on Broadway and East Republican Street. The annual election of officers was held.
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Broadway
East Republican Street
Hapgoods Sues Pacific Commercial Bureau for Fraud
Hapgoods an employment agency sues Pacific Commercial Bureau in superior court alleging theft of business secrets by founders G L Kraber and W B Tyler who formed the rival firm. The suit seeks accounting and an injunction to stop further use of Hapgoods materials.
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Hapgoods
Pacific Commercial Bureau
G. L. Kraber
W. B. Tyler
Hapgooda
Continueee
University of Washington nominates two for athletic manager
The athletic council nominates William Tell Laube and Charlies F. Starer for general manager of athletics in the December 14 election. The candidates bring business and athletic experience, with Laube previously managing athletics and Starer backed by many followers. Only Associated Gents members vote.
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University Station
Athletic Council
University of Washington
William Tell Laube
Charlies F. Starer
Sigr#t
Ise
Laubie
High Grade Men's Underwear At B N Brooks Co
Bargain undergarments offered at B N Brooks Co location 1331 14 Ave. Customers advised of reasonable prices on a range of high grade men’s underwear.
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B. N. Brooks Co
14 Ave
Notice of Final Account in Samuel C. Orton Estate
In King County Washington Superior Court probate notices announce the final account of Leonard Daniels administrator with the will annexed for the estate of Samuel C. Orton deceased. The court set December 15 1904 at 9 30 am in Seattle for objections and settlement and later an order to show cause on distribution to entitled parties. The notices list Judge W R Bell and Clerk C A Keopfl i with Deputy D K Sickles.
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State of Washington
County of King
Samuel C. Orton
Leonard Daniels
Probate Department
Sale Superior Court
Seattle
King County
W. R. Bell
C. A. Keopfli
D. K. Sickles
Seattle Daily Star
A. Keopfil
County of
King
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Bank of
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Nome
Alaska
Amusements Jre Avenue Theater
Russell & Drew
Managers
Black Patti Troubadours
Mme
Sissieretta Jones
Tee “Yon Yonson
Suneet
James Neill and Company
D.S. Johnston CO
Second Avenue
Burke Building
Stone's
Pike St
YGQUR
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Bonneyy-Watson CO
Third Ave
Columbia
Iid
Chicago University
S. A.C
Sophs
Freachmen
Talmage
Ames
Ortin
Moultry
Shaw
Murphy
Smith
Seathett
Dean
Clark
Tilley
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Carr
Babcock
Railsback
Perry
Palmer
Christie
Bagshaw
Fletcher
Pullen
G Ein Andrews
University of Nebraska
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Greater America
Donald Ross
Portland
John Schram
Port Arthur
Second Avenue South
Washington Street
Seattle, Wash
Neill Company
Prowpect Street
Comstock Street
G. N
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Interurban
Houchton & Hunter
First Avenue
Butler Barger Shop
Butler Barber Shop
Shrewsbury
Mito
Cook Remedy CO
Masonic Temple
Lake Washington
Cedar River City
Beattie
Lake Union
the Thompson Co
John
Seattle Coal and Wood Co
Lape
Main
New York
Beattle
Howard Building
Penn Mutual Life
James
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Fale
Union St
Seattle Lighting Co
Exchar
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