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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-04-25
SCHOOL BOARD DOINGS.
New Rule With Regard To Percentages Adopt
ed Superintendent's Report

At the meeting OF the North Yakima
school board on Monday night only
routine matters were attended to- The
clerk submitted Il receipt for $3.50 for
lots 3 and 1, block 50, and was instruct
ed to post notices that the regular
! spring election for district officials would
be held on May IL, between the hours
of and O'Clock p. m One clerk for
one year and one director for two years
will be elected to fill the place of Clerk
Peck and Director d. NJ. Shanks, whose
terms of Office expire this year. The
following rule was unanimously adopt
ed:
"a pupil shall be recorded passed
when the minimum mark in any sub
ject shall not be less than 50 per cent !;
the grades in the languages, arithmetic,
reading and spelling at least 20 per cent
and - per cent in the High school and
entrance thereto"
Superintendent McCurdy made his
regular report for the month ending
April 10. The enrolment for the year
has totaled up to 1911, or 100 more than
ut the same time last year. For the
past month the average attendance has
been S21, average daily attendance 6s4,
aggregate attendance 1872, DAYS alb
sence 765. There was no hardness in
the high school for the month, with "A
in attendance, or % more than last year.
There were 81 cases of truancy, ~ OF
them being on April l. evidently as a
joke. The aggregate for the year to
date was 105,S05 days, absence 6,273
days. The total last year was lO9,946
days, but this year it will reach 1870 900
days, and the aggregate absence will
be 5000 days, or loss of $500 to the
district. The superintendent remarks
that Il truant officer is needed in the
city to enforce the attendance of pupils.
The matter of holding the commence
ment exercises in Larson's theatre this
year was discussed. 1t is the opinion of
all the members of the board that the
exercises should be held in the theatre,
but no action on the question was ia
ken. The superintendent was author
lied to purchase 25 diplomas for the
graduates of the high school.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-04-25

the paraphernalia OF restaurant, and
when he proceeds to fry eggs and enjoy
Il regular cooked meal in contentment.
the triumph Of this wonderful wheel is
complete, and the beholder involun-
tarily mutters Eureka" or "Multum
in Parvo," "what next?' or ANYTHING
else that expresses establishment. Nor
is this all of the wheels remarkable re-
sources. 1t works fan, which is most
conv anient in hot weather, lifts an UNI
brella, spreads an awning when re-
quired, and above it waves an American
flag. 1t should be seen to be appreciate
ed, at Larson's theatre, May 8.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-04-25

this state this spring and went to the
Sound country. lie has visited every
farming section on the Sound from
Bellingham bay to Tacoma aud from
Portland to southern Oregon, on the
willamette, but he does not like any Of
the places he has seen. His main OBJ
lection is the great amount OF rainfall
OF the coast country. At every place he
visited he said the reputation of Yakima
as farming section was one of the
themes of discussion, and it is his opin-
ion that the tide will turn ere long and
thousands of the immigrants will return
from the Sound country to this valley
and to eastern Washington.
The grading OF the eastern end of Yak
ina avenue has been in progress since
last week and the work will be COM
pleted in few days. This work adds
considerable to the appearance OF that
thoroughfare and will enhance the value
of property at the extreme eastern end
of the street.
The many friends of DR.. o. NJ. Graves
will be pleased to know that he is in
Chicago taking post graduate course
preparatory to returning to Washington.
Mrs. Graves and Master Lloyd will re-
turn from Georgia at close OF school.
DR.. Graves writes that he finds no state
to compare with Washington.
The annual spring roundup of borses
took place on the head waters of the
Cowychee and Ahtanum creeks has
been completed, and over 600 horses
belonging to Yakima parties were cor
rallied and branded. The horses were
in poor condition owing to the lateness
of the season.
Theodore Becker, recent arrival
from Kansas, has purchased the Holton
place west OF town and Is acres >adjoin-
ing the school section on the south side.
He is a brother OF A. Chandler of this
city.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-04-25

The Hutchinson, Kan, local Christ
ian Endeavor union decided that ballots
were better saloon smashers than hatch
cts. They organized law-enforce-
ment movement, and have just elected
a Christian-citizenship, non partisan
ticket, over the old parties.
w. NJ. Metcalf, who has paint store
on First street, is making arrangements
to leave this city, and will get away
some time about the middle of Nav
He has not selected location, but it
will be either Everett or Tacoma.
There will be an entertainment given
April 81, at the Artesian school house
in upper Mckee, for the benefit of the
school library. An interesting program
is promised and all are invited. Adj
mission 10 cents.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-04-25
PEN SKETCHES OF THE WEEK
Brief Items of Local News Gathered
by Ubiquitous Herald Reporters.
Metropolis Of Central Washington Prepared
,r the Entertainment Of Nu-
merous Readers.

l.. Stubblefield and son of Echo, Ore,
were business visitors here this week
Wanted to Trade-Good Mccormick
Irvine binder for good wagon. Enquire
Of A. w. Schwartze, Wide Hollow. l6-tf
The fire department has received from
Portland the $50 feet of hose, which
was given in exchange for the old fire
engine.
Frank II. Richards of Seattle arrived
here last week and was the guest of his
brother NJ NJ Richards of Mob Hill for
few days.
The Northern Pacific section superin-
tendent is distributing ~ pound rails
between here and Pasco to take the
place OF the Sc pound rails that have
been in use for some time.
Alex Schott, son of Casper Schott,
returned home last Friday from St. Paul
where he has been since last fall. He
will remain here short time and then
join his father in business in Portland.
A. r. Jewell of Perry, Iowa, is among
the latest additions to Yakima's popu-
lation. He arrived here last Saturday
and will remain some time looking over
the valley, and may possibly settle here if
he can get a farm to suit him. He was
among the immigrants who came to
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-04-25

Paint brushes, $500 worth at actual
cost; in lots OF one dozen.
IL COFFIN Bros.
Maine is called the Lumber State,
or pine Tree State" from the charac-
ter OF its leading industry, the name be-
ing self-explanatory.
The most soothing, healing and an
tiseptic application ever devised is De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. 1t relieves
at once and cures piles, sores, eczema
and skin diseases. Beware of imita-
tions. Quiet & Ayres Drug store.
The wheat fly feeds upon the flower
of the wheat, while the hessian fly lays
its eggs in the STEM the former thus
renders the flower abortive, while the
injury done by the latter affects the
whole plant.
Petaluma incubators and breeders are
reliable. You take no risk. They are
thoroughly tested and are strictly first
class in every respect. Yakima Hard
ware Co. agents. u
1t is said that 900 pounds of poultry
will cost less to raise than 900 pounds
of beef, and will sell for almost twice as
much.
The best soc per dozen photographs
in Yakima at James Studio
Painters, take notice. In lots OF one
dozen you can have them at cost. Fine
paint brushes. COFFIN Bios. IL
The sugar cane was introduced into
America soon after the discovery, and
rapidly spread over all those parts of
the new world adapted to its growth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
u , F9rt Kent. Allan of Portland so,res
II Eden, Hix of Rockland. " i"iio' somes
Joint Special Committees

LEGISLATIVE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
senators Virgin, Prince Whito NJ E w -
l Renrss suck. Macfarlane and Dudley:
ingii e of Rnmfor We hi;, Of Portland Pet.
parkhqrst of Bangor Andrews i ~ Ronl
s5or,,,, iaarris OF Auburn, Williams of San
fPf tsijejd B Soms Of Phillips Dobson Of
bou. Wits zones IN OF Eden, Irving of Carl
of Bo"thb ,e oi MA East Machias, McDougall
augusta. Moves of Berwick. '0uuie' "a
cCOUNClILOR APPORTIONAfENr-
seaae 90 3rs BRYANT: Jones, Vickery. MORT
Pierce avs Ren OF Cumberland, Murchie and
S t51;i Falls, Fellows Of Bucksport
c tu.,,r,ier OF PORTLAND, Bird of Rockland
HarVe% of or Jay, Page Of skowhegan,
way. Shaw of Bath Pratf e~ of VI ve M4s-
h h r4in'ot, OF Ashton, Farnsworth of Penn,
Bnrnbor oafN son Of Jefferson. Libby OF
of ParSOnSfield be"i ooih
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
standing Committees Of the House.

WAYS AND Representatives
Dauley OF Augusta. Davis of Waterville
Dooson of Pittsfield, Minot of Phipps-
ourS' BOYD of Linneus, Little of Lewis
ton frederick of Winterport.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE-Renresen
i IItiiot WILSON Of Er3nswjck Crosby OF
OF Hermon, Boothby of Leeds, Thomas Of
f2mpden, Mcnamara of Thomaston.
RULES AND BUSINESS or THE:
itOC SE-Representatives Chase of Port
land. Parkhurst of Bangor, Gardner OF
BILLS IN THE THIRD READING
KKepEesentatiVes Gilmore of Turner,
Young of ST. George, Briggs of Harrison
Stevens of Bluehill. Little of Monmouth
Walter of Waldoboro, Skidmore of Lib
erty.
ENGROSSED BILLS-Representat
Sargent of Portland, Thompson of China,
brewster of Lisbon. Farnsworth of Bed
dinston, Staples of York, Hill of Exete~.
Goodng of Yarmouth.
Representative Dunn Of
Orono, Putnam of Holden. Haskell OF
Nindham. " oatherbee OF Lincoln. Walk
er OF Starks, Us mite of Naples, Littlehale
OF Union.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
Standing Committees Of the Senate.

Bills IN THE SECOND READING
Senators Sehators Iftcomb. Fernald, Whitehouse,
r iCnbayi dodsdon. Rankin, Staples OF
son, Prince. 'o-ie9' VI
~ h-.NIRCSStD BILLS-Senators BRYANT
7 p 5cloe. Mqrchie, Morrison, McFadden
hummer. Buck. Noble. Dudley, Macfar,
iahe' staples of Knox, Alden.
eENATORIAL NOTE-Senators Plum
5 nr Mcf adoen. Rankin. Stearns Noble
Murchie. Staples of Knox -0'.N'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-01-15
Joint Select Committees.

GOVERNORS MESSAGE = Senators
Virgin, Weeks and Vickery: Representa-
tives Plummer of Portland, Fellows of
Bucksport. Bird of Rockland, Phoenix of
Alfred. Andrews of Norway, Parkhurst
or Bangor, Eaton of Calais.
MAINE STATE YEAR BOOK-Sena-
tors Wilson, Rankin and Buck: Repre-
Sentatives Smith of WATERFORD, Lowd of
plymouth. Merritt of Columbia, Lalibertc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-16
AffoRnGYsAT LAW.


VA Il. hUiTkE8. Attorney at
law. Advise n.a. suits prose
cut~d and defended In al courts.
IL years experience. Proceedings
III bankruptcy Companies iusof-
porafsd. Abstracts carefully 81
audnsd. Collections made IN all
parts u the United states High
est commercial and bank fsfefen-
eaH ais Tfifd avenue. uppozits
Public Library Phone Main 100.
J. 4. HALL. 1T. Is hoxwell BieeE.
fse Colunhl4 81. above lat Ave.
General practte. In all the courts.
Damage Cases a specially.
Nodes ate Fees Consultation Free.
Ten Tears Active Practie.
II y POINTER iserin-riy II aecon-
netiuf he O.. bari ~ rsfsrsss in
Be nkFuptcy general aN practice
collections etc ~ paelnc Hlueh
HARTFoRp BEAUMONT. counsel
et-atslsv. praier Horton Hank BID
D a kELIo0G. rs HALEY naIlAtns
hENsoN . ATsT = Bsston nloes
" y lAnncfh. H..I Faeine bis
A. e MACDONALD. .os Harks nlt
Root. Palmer . nfovn. flersyr BID.
LFnNN u KsAfF u nalI.r slis
q wARb KrMP 81 Burke eiar
y 4 bouGLAE sof New rors blk
RffHNRp orsbRs. 7o<sN Y "a
=. LASGiANp. II Ssw Yors biz
aoRAef PEr ER. IS Ssw Tofs ~
J q KEYS ~ Se- YEA nlees
Fred ~ Peterson. sle Mutual Life
. u fARkEfl. ~ Pacine tuecs
pfkRFE J. TERRY. 1870 sscoad.
n h nAnTIN Z ha.tsn niaeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-16

Lots facing Sound On Belmont ave
WHALLEY a EASTMAN,
5 and Colman block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-16
ANCIENT GAME.

John Dudley Blrkmaier ard John
Mcguire. VINO were arrested Thurs
day By Customs Inspectors LOTUS
and Brinker. on the charge % Snug
Cling. were yesterday discharged az
Commissioner Eeffer. The men were
clad IN regulation British uniforms
and would approach a business man
an offer 70 sell him goods which
they claimed to have smusgied into
this country. At the hearing yea
ferday 4 was shown that the men
were simply the agents Of q Third
avenue tailor shop, and the goods
were almost worthless While the
commissioner did not approve OF
their business methods. there Wis
nothing to incriminate the men. and
they were released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-16
nrnler.. onAnor. onn,l.n.a.


essHHaHHH#HH.a..s-sHs a.assHaHs-aa.HH=svaH szH.1~
MAN with $50 cash can secure IN.
terett in buHinerH paying him 800
month clear. clean Inside work.
Inquire g.. 4. tAnn. i0l Nealcr near
First
LESS than 5000 shares ef Olympic
oil Go stock remain for sale at 20
cents lths ts#ceul shares nll vent
Wednesday,. and they viii not lhHt
but a very few DAYS. only 10000
were aHorrd AZ - cents and they
arc going fast The neNt block "
any are offered. vii lie another
small 1T ~ shares At ~ 81 ~ cents.
oil riahta IN over 1000 acres ~
land ought O. make this stuf
worth $40 per share " We strike OIL
and We are confident that We VIII
do co. Don't hesitate. Sow is the
pfopltiouH time Malcolm Scott
Ena, the OIL well expert, let for
cupals point yoatefday to exam
the the geological indications and
determine the exact spot a. which
a. sink the nrst veil Olympic on
Co. room n Halief buiidinA, seat
tie phoua. BLACK IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-16

Church q fnuacuiats Conception
Rev a SWerr. High mass az II
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.

Tor san Francisco
The Company
khtRs stuta of Cal.
Walla Nalin. tImattliA
aud CITY OF ruebla
Leave Seattle p u N.
Feb. s. Is. u.s. 8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-16
TINE sAsy vs.. THE poe.

The Rev. W. q. puddefoot. Of Hos
ton. is out with a sensational inter
view. IN which he pleads for tho
baby ss against the deE. lie asserts
that OUR WOMEN" are devotins
themselves 70 dog worship, e. the
exclusion Of children. and that there
are gs.eco doxs IN Boston and three
time that number In New York
made pets % BY women After
drawing few awful word pictures.
he winds up his TRADE with the ques-
,sn, is the chlld 60 reiEn in the
American home. or the dos :"
what fools men can be when the
sensation creating bug sets nrn
srip On their brains. The Rev. Mr..
radasfcct Is a Eood deal ~ a fool
n he believes his own words. Hts
statistics are about as reliable as a
Chinese census and his charges fan
Sat in the face % a nation q child
loving women.
Baby has reirned In the home since
the sun shona on the mrs, day. The
whole kingdom ~ infants ind
Thrones waiting Tor them. and a.
sumo their BY divine right. They
coo their way into hearts. brush
wrinkles from furrowea forehsads,
and put sunshine into natures. They
make glad the hearts Of the rich and
earrv blessings q the peor.
1'he few women who have never
known the mother feeling are 90 be
pitisd. and Dat ceusured. There are
nos enough drg-loving. ehiid-nsglect-
ms women 81 THIS land "a cali Tor a
sermon. AZ. Pudd-foot's sensation
81 remarks Vlu never create a panic
On the nursery. Tor Bahy's position i
tmpr@xnabie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-16
Badger Club.

The Badger club. a society com
posed OF former residents Of WIscon-
sin. met last night and effected a
permanent organization. The fol.
lowing officers were elected. Prssi-
dent. A. =. Nichols: vice president,
n. p. Hoyt: secretary. chas. =. Car
pentsr, and treasurer, DR.. r. n. Ne
Neil. The roll viii be kept open
for charter members for the next -
days 81 room 2iz Bailey block. An
other meeting viii be held al this
place next Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-16
LEMONS ON
the ISLANDS

HONOLULU. II. l.. Feb. Lemon
growing promises % ~ one u thu
rev industries 81 the Islands TIE
fruit grown "a much better tn flavor
than the coast product. and very
much larger. II Is nothing unusual
- sec lemons larger than the naval
oranges ~ California scale has
hitherto prevented the raising o. any
citroua fruie on the Islands. but N :
has been overcome BY the iufrodue-
ton % parasites
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-16
AUCTION sAIEs

o. one furniture Tuesday. Fsb fs,h.
at 10 30 A. ~ At Aartth q FoK .
auction fouWa Ia Thirf avenue.
couteufs of ftfUofn house q nns
furniture has been moved % our
auction house from n e. Berry .
OF Hsnfbn. eousisting % the FOL
loving hus oak bed asth. ! hns
paria# set. ! fne oas mldsboafd 4
tine oak chlffonfeFa. l fine comhin e
gsiou iafy'H wiring dsaA ! small
oak writing iesk ! roller top desk.
cuurhss bed losnses. 2 sewlnx
us4ch faes ffnirH table cupboard.
10 hns carpets. enc larss wilton
rugs is small ruKa hAby buggy.
rockers chairs. toilet sets blank e.
sts. sheets. pillows springs. mat
uasssa. pictaTsa. elooAs. hall tree.
EfandH Kitchen qusen. nns cook
stove. heaters. and are dishes
Lots Of other goods. Don't miss
this sale
JOB MARTIN. Aucflonser
Thn General Stock = a Furulfnr~
Store y. q. Hirkerton has ree@iv-
ed Instructions frnfu the owner a
sell on the premises. No. 100 First
avenue, on Tuesday. the 10Th. an I
Thursday. the list. ht tatm ear n
day. the entire stock. without re-
serve The stock consists % odd
sets. spring MAttrsssea' Dining
Room and fhrior FURNITURE. Kttch.
en- FurnishiHss. Cox stoves. Heat
sts. New gfanitewArs. Tibwara.
Crurksry, Glass In fact everythinE
IN q Hrll-sqnippsd store dealers
invited. = q. Bicksrton. auc-
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Church = O-,- / 49, - Good Help
p. r X. P~afautal1s. Service At
N e. m.
sacred Heart churrh- fiav. r. =.
Brown. Esrvtrs~ az III a m
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FOR SALE.
ti6ae-s- room cottage. modern. abut-
tiuR ear lgns sasy terms.
Ish1#Ii .-Ffory, ssroum cottage, tct
Cox 80. severed. frBifsd abuttiuK
car lime terms
Ise8-aQ acre.. one mile from Blake.
ley. on county road. improved
terms
q. ooo-4-roon cottage. modern. brick
foundation. ard base neuts barn /.
a lots. "a fruit trees bearing terms.
az per arre. a. acres, I. miles north
- Boghsu. alder land. s acres
cleared. stream year round reach
81 ~ rail. boat or county road.
ts7s@zQ lots y la.ils from store. post-
Office. school car and lake. LAYS
mics. and slightly. lots a. n le9 hair
cash. balance 80 monthly.
400 Lots TO "a Myers lat add 90
Aiofrlana fire coil reached b boHs
four times daily, terms.
g. J. TEAcHSOR.
80 New York Block. city
I CAS sell you large lot. near two
car lines. on EsAded street. city
water. etc. IN the best Of neigh
horhoods. slightly and level. for
ssb0 Title ~ perfect. and as ! arm
sole agent and executor 81 this
property. the sale can BE- closed up
At once. You Nill look In vain for
anything elsewhere as reasonable.
$500 for lots IN same plat. on unErRd-
VI street
Two corners ~ 4 lots eech on Eighth
and Tenth avenues west AZ tsbe
each: slightly.
Timber claim close 20 Port Angeles
Cheap enough 10 hold.
Splendid speculation in country
store and ranch combined An op-
puFtuuitF for widea wake man.
I have hHt ~ ranch property that
should tutarra. newcomers. I'm
proved ard unimpruved close by
and farther away fron Seattle.
HENRY ". STEIN. 40 y. Y block
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Or. charoot's frsneh Nerve
IFanfmanf.

The wonderful food for tins nerves.
Gives strength. health and vigor to
the young and old. n n the result
Of long years Of study by the most
reputable and best known physician
81 this century n produces real.
not artificial strength In cases Of
nervous prortratlon. indigestion
caused by anxiety. over-taxatlon nf
the mental or physical forces which
exhaust the nerve force. and ener-
ny. there is no treatment tfat will
stop the irritation and build up the
affected Tissues Hike the Chnrcot
Treatment. IL gives vitality 10 the
entire system and promotes healthy
action % al the OrRl rs. a. .. Guy.
Druggist, r~sttLo. Ws6h.
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National Bank of commsrcs
eusINEss cHAMcEs.

t750-CiFar stand. First avenue. rent
paid to March 7, money maker.
ti30-eiRar stand First avenue.
good location everything first
class.
$500 Cigar stand. Second avenue
the best location on the street
good trade.
tliOO -Frult. candy and cigar store,
close-in, doing a good business
tlA00-drocery store. let avenue. fine
line of customers and making mon
ey. with lease.
$500 Hard ware store with tinshop
in rehri good trade and grow
ing business.
t425- Bakery. candy and notions
large store. with candy making
tools
1880 Lodging house. 20 rooms. all
outside new house: nav furni-
ture. lease to Sept. l. 1902.
H. l. WILSON a CO,
Tel, Main bss. nA Washington blk.
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500 TO if5a Cor lots foxiio feet each,
two blocks from car line. city wa
ter and street TO be graded. park
ed and sidewalks laid at once. on
easy payments. special terms 10
those building
flss To t5h for acres in kslsey's
Brighton Beach acre tracts close
10 Henton car Ane good soii. we'll
settled nsighborhood. scent fare.
and ~ minutes ride from center
Of town.
r. }. HUSTON. Ss Raney building.
is0o-6 lots. B0Ntio feet each. cleared
and grubbed, finest Of soil. great
bargain.
t7Oo Each. lots soxiso feet each.
near the Eastlake car line: on
Valley street
$500 60Xlgs feet. corner Of Gath ave-
nue. and East Pike. sewer and city
water In the street.
&N00=b0X20A feet. on Broadway rar
line. fronts on two streets. good
buy
$500 Corner; i2hxi2o feet on Queen
Anne hill, two blocks from car
line; good location.
500 Nice lot ON Queen Anne hin. :
blocks from ear line.
$3.50 2oxi20 feet with comforta bile
HfAt' VI rooms ana Darn. two
blocks frees end OF Broadway car
line
$3.50 50Nt2N feet. with comfortable
house Of 4 rooms and good out
buildings. This - one OF the hest
buys ia the city.
\. a. GUERNSEY.
Rooms hob-5o6 Pioneer building.
a SUCCESS, Why Because I can
sell at a profit and make II proft :
able for the purchaser. How .
thai Because ! bought the land
at the right time FOR less than the
clearing cost. No competition. he
cause labor Is high and no one 4,
looking To dig out hig stump for
nothing. Lots on easy terms At
FERN HILL STATION. on Green
lake car linc 100 new houses eoInF
up. come and see; some one on the
ground all the time 10 show lot.
about IN lots left on the sidewalk
one block from the car and school
j, w. WHEELER. Owner,
25-2S Union block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-16

One Of the most charming coats
OF the new season has shoulder
pieces act over a velvet bodice. but
toned yoke fashion both At the back
and front These tiny yokes have
no shoulder seam and are Of white
baby Ia NIB
vsst-hhsped front falls below
the waist. and is 81 black velvet
thickly embroidered IN jet. The
back Of the bodice is a series OF
overlapping pleats ga front. reach .
Ing 70 the waist. while II alopes
away In . long Louis XIII cutaway
skirt at the back. Tho sleeve has
three close fitting caps at the TOP
and. flares into = Jet cur at the
wrist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-16

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