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Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-01-18

nerves, and brings back the happy davs
OF health, when life is all song and
sunshine "no
III suffered ten months from comnr;c.tas
t;n OF liver complaint, constipation. indiees-
mon mon suppression of monthly function, and Rid
Of IN orsease 100 writes Miss Lula NJ Brittle
~, ~ my PACK and head. am glad to saw that
Sa ooatles OF Golden Medical Discovery, three
hlstS OF pr; Pierce's Pleasant Pellets and two
os, Do.uss OF Compound Extract of Swart- weed,
cured cured me entirely. gladly recommend DR.
P1erces medicines to ali sufferers y L.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-01-18
Tired Out

And she does not understand why. Her
work used to seem so easy. You could
tel her whereabouts as she worked by
tne snatches of song which now and
again overtowed her happy lips. And
now she can hardly keep up. Her head
pains, her back hurts, and She feels
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-01-18
Quite New,

"See many new faces in the audience
at the opera ?''
"Oh, yes. Some of them had been
only made that evening, I think. In
dianapolis Press.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1901-01-18

" a fttsE u n IL N i FOR SA AIE.-A 5pIenQiO
= farm in Augusta county, the Richest
Iartef Of 5heValley of Virginia CONTAINING
1put $50 Acres has on it good neweigbtroom
relling, two new barns covered with slate
III pa aintedIother new outbuildIngs. two or
Nrds threc miles from nearest railwaysta-
Ia wlthJurnp pike leading to station. .ipspIen-
state cf cultivation. fine spring plenty of
slber in sigii5 Of harches, mills, stores, etc.
] rs times fas on IL ncW 10 head horses 50
"a ,, ,4W- ogs, ,t5G sheep, 10 mich cows. raised
ID bushels OF corn last yesr, other crops. in
0port1on. teforfuildesoriptio to this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
A oooo law IS PROPOSED.

They are getting ready 70 pass an
other good law in New York state.
II VIII hit the fellows who load up
with cartridges and In the name 81
SPORT shoot hundreds-yea, some
times thousands-of sad-eyed pig
cons. Just 20 show how much more
clever ore man IL at taking bird life
than another.
II r. not GOOD sport. II doesn't
mean health % eerve any good end.
II q the needless taking Of llfe. ami
that is always brutal. The know
ledge that birds have been killed.
mnimed and crippled leaves SIS in-
press on young minds. too. and that
Is % be tepiorsd
New York's proposed law. with IT,
s,in anes 3 "a une with public sen
timeut. ard should - copied Ia every
state "a here Hve-hird shoatlnE - nass
countsnanced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
R. B. SN0WDEN
OF N. T.C0,
Emphatiealy Declares That His
Company Will Go II Alone.

n. n suowdeu. secretary of the
North American Trading 4 Trans
portatlon Co.. returned last nlKht
from trip Go san Francisco. IRE.
partitions Tor the compauy's Alaska
business detained him In that city
for several weeks.
Mt snowdcn said that hts com.
pAny had not Joined the cumhina-
tiun Of steamship companies recent
- formed nor had 10 any intention
~ doing ao. According 81 him the
\. A. 4. A T. -. viii Operate from
Seattle This year ns before. It's
business viii b. independent entire
ly 10 the new cambinu tiaa.
The fact that the largest trans
purtation company ia the Nome
business SIS 90 act Independently af
the combine r very significant IN
the minds % steamship men, ~
pcricueet steamboat officials Hay
that while rate war may not oe-
cur there ~ every reason TO bclieYs
that there win be- one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
TINE INDIAN Will NOT WORK.

Another plan 70 make good citt-
sens OF the original Americans has
gone gllmmering The Indian prob
lem ia stlu unsoIved.
The desire Ia to make the rcdman
self-supportlug. In the face ~ this
comes tho fact that he never has
worked. and the Indications arr that
he never will,
officers OF the Burlington railroad
recently employed bunch Of bucks
10 do manual labor. partly from mo
tives OF philanthropy ana partly be
cause a lot or flrst-class muscle was
going 70 waste.
The experiment was n dismal fall
urc. Blg Dog and Black Hear. Spot
ted Tail and the rest OF the warriors
would not labor eight hours cor any
hours day, They were prompt At
meal time. never refused "A drink
hut work. pcrsplre. toll Never' The
foreman IN charge ~ the band say
ed his scalp by fixing to tall tim
Der. hut the warriors are back on
the reservation waiting Tor Uncle
sam to deliver the next consignment
Of grub.
There isn't much romance left in
the American Indian lie Is lazy.
and Isn't ashamed % It. lie Is
dirty. and feels that that Is his priv
ilegc. But he has learned one
thing the government Is bound %
provide for his wants.
Viewed from n moral standpoint.
the Indian title IL good % the land
from ocean 20 ocean. lie knows Il.
He also knows that In this coun-
try there Is such thing as public
sentiment that Insists that he shall
be supported. fed and educated. II
can be.
Tradition II against his workinE.
Early training Is against II. All he
asks Is TO be- allowed to live and
siie true 10 the beliefs Of his faith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23

WAsulNGToN, ~ & April Is
Robert fitmimm0ua eN4ehampiun
prise tighter haa turned wife heater,
aud last night was arrested in
Washington. charged with assault
upon has wife.
Tho pugilIst Is starring in the
Honest blacksmith. and whom the
company was in Harrisburg. Pa
last week. Alre flttrimmoua Who
plays the sweetheart, became lll her
undefsludy Jessie Ralph. taking her
place In the fourth act the sweet
heart 81 the Honest nlar kHmith"
kIsgrs him, hiddinE him farewell aa
hu goes away a. ught IN the rius
When Il Was reported Ia Airs FIiH=
simmons at their hotel that her uus
drrrtuaY Was performing this at
or OSCILLATION With a fgrVor that Was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
WHAT lT MEANS TO Be
A PRIZEFIGHTER'S WIFE

oven too realistic FOR the stage. che
grew very angry
She threw the dinner dishes and
other articles at tho honest black
smith. who ran out ST tho dining
room appealing tn his manager. Muir
ray Ter protection, She also an
nouuerd her intention of assuming
her part Ia spite OF the advice of
her phyaician.
At the puy last might Mrs. Fitg-
simmons declined Co kiss her huH-
band when the proper time came.
This made the bronze haired pugiliHt
very angry. aud az the close OF tho
act he proceeded tn ChHHtiHr her A
policeman, attracted hy the row,
arrested FltEHimmunn aud took him
tn the station house. lie WIS re-
leased later however. aa hla wife
declined 90 make charge against
him, and q ia said she took train
out Of town IN order 10 avoid Hb-
pcnriuE against her husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
Victoria Route

cut rates to Port Townsend and
Victoria. Two boats daily Fare 25u.
Berths Doe. Freight, soc per ton.
s. Is. North Pacific leaves Yesler
dock daily except Sunday at S a. m.
s. S. Utopia leaves Ycsler dock
daily except Thursday at midnight.
WHATCOM ROUTE.
s. s.. Schome leaves Ycsler dock
at . y. m. Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. calling at Anncnrtcs.
Fairhnvcn and Whatcom. connect
ing with railways at AnaCortes and
WhntcOm.
DoDWELL & co. General Agents.
ia LANES st. Phone, Main 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
0eacOns 10 be Elected.

The recent resignation Of Rev. 4.
J.. Hutchison. Of the First Presby-
terrain church created a vacancy that
will probably not be hlied for sew
eral months. The session has been
corresponding with several Eastern
clergymen, but one has not yet been
selected. Rev. s. NJ. Freeland. a
local minister. has been filling the
pulpit temporarily and Is giving sat
isfsction. a congregational meet
ing will be held Thursday night at
the church, and two dcacons win BE-
appointed. II is possible that some
action in the present pastoral quea-
tion will be taken at this meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
MORE ORANGES
COMING THIS WAY

A large shipment of orange. and
Nmuns viii leave southern Gait
fnruia points tomorrow fof san fran
cisco. There the fruit vii bc load
"a aboard the city q pushla
and shipped 20 the East h. way 81
Seattle and the Great Mort bern The
shipment. which VIII consist 90 about
- ears. viii start from Seattle April
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
n CONNECTION rs OIL

The Great Northern on cop,-.s...-
stirring things up down H.
famous OH districts Of Keys ~ -
California. This official Ieffer ~,
the story. A
san Francisco. Cal ApffI II So,
ITO the Et0ckh8ldcrs affnots -:
Mining Company. VI
THE board Ut directors IA. a.,
"a twenty years lease unsr =
acres gf the eamuauvH land - y
Ia E.W. IA section { fos,, ~.
~ - range = =. NJ y. h. ~
40, IN Mckittrick district. 10 ~
Great Nurthefu on Company =
Seattle. Wash. by the term =
the lease the iessee IA IL -
work within sixty days from ~
j. lF9l. aud drilling the frst III
must b. iu actual operation wifs'
90 one hundred days. lessee i a
sink two or more wells per annsrs
until the forty acres are fully -
completely developed. and 10 par
80 the ALM0TA COHpAgY
royalty Of Ie p per cent. a ~
gross output 81 oil. The G,ss,
Northern Company has also 49,
given a two-gears' option On ~
forty acres. the purchase Price "a
be 50 900.
AS soon a. work begins the rosk
~ tire Aimofa OIL COMPANY -,
De- raised 20 50 cents Ter shs,s
Those desiroue ~ increasing -,
holdings should send In their orS.
ers al once.
e. HUSsAKER, Pres,aen,
Edward D. Dement,. secretarv-
The Great Northern OIL compsrv
also has an option for the pus.
chase OF lease Of another trac,-su
acrea-in the famous Kern oous.
~. IN what is called the gurs,
district. but our directors have -.
yet disposed Of the matter. AZ.
McKittrick tract and oar Ia
tracts In the world "a nous Ker-
river district are what We tie or
faith 10 In California. We ~
bound 20 get oil where oil weHs
are in successful operation On e..
cry side OF Us
But our stock ls only 70 cents -
share. We want 20 give every sse
chance.
Our Fresno county agent writes thzf
our ls9-acre purchase VIII uau
sell for four times What we pad
for II three weeks ago, and % far
tune continues 10 favor the Great
Northern. This 100 acres IT, IN IT,
CoaiinEa district. and Is wi,hin
easy reach Of the pipe lines ara
"a railroad. We consider Il Terr
valuable. and Il alone ought 70
make our stock worth S per share
Like many others we feel eonhSsaf
that the graudest OH fields on he
coast viii be IN this state. and W
have secured the choicest lands i
every Washington district. inclrd-
ing copalis Point. Tenino- Buood4.
Tacoma. Dies Moines. King county.
Snohomish. skngit. KitEap ara
other diEtricta-over 2aaa acres al
told. We are bound tn succeed
our nlan 81 operations f. the mast
certain. and ours Is the best stock
on the market.
our capital stock e. 81 01a o.. diTia-
ed into shares Of 81 each. Nobody
gets stock for nothing. We pai
900. 600 shares Of fully paid ard
non-assessahle stock IN the treas
ury 10 be sold for deveioprert
purposes We are selling a limit
"a number Of these shares al 70
cents. Get some while they last
We have no preferred stock and 10
preferred stockholders All Cur
lands and other property belong
20 all stockholders alike. and pref
It's viii be divided among al
shareholders on exactly the sane
basis.
Write or call for information: FREE
Remit TO the company II YOU want
stock. Great Northern oil Com
pany. box "a Seattle. Office Ma
lis Cherry street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
Tempestuous VOYAGE.

The German ship willy Rickmers.
Capt. issneke, s. days out from Hia-
60. japan. Tor Portland arrived In
San Ffanciscd this morning IN a
iiaa hlsd condition The Hirkmers
encountered terrific weather Which
drove her far out ~ her couras e.
the southwark. Her fore topEnilaut
mast. royal mast. main and mlEEsu
mhsts we're broken pfr and. IN fall
iuE. broke the rail and did consider
able deck damage The ship Win b
repaired and proceed 10 Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
THE WHITE STAR
LAUNDRY SOLD
Cascade Company Purchased Con-
Germ Yesterday.

The White Star laundry. the old.
eat establishment of its kind In So.
attic viii soon cease 20 exist. 4 deal
was closed yesterday by which J. r
Brown. proprietor Of this concern.
transferred the property 70 the Cas-
cade Laundry co. Of this city. Tho
machinery and equipment % ths
White Star company. al Second ave-
nue. and Bell street. VIII be taken "a
the new plant Of the Cascade laun.
dry at Third avenue and Main
street. The employees Of the old
company viii be retained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
PLUMBING.
REAL estate.

FOR SALE OR To RENT.
The best and cheapest residence
property in the city OF Seattle. with
the widest streets and alleys, In Nc
Gilvra' s second and third additions,
ON Lake Washington.
This property is mostly cleared
graded and fenced. with the streets
opened: good view OF the lake AM
Cedar river water available.
MADISON STREET.
Madison street. thoroughfaro
running diagOnally through this
property Is to be paved from Lake
to bay this season.
CAR SERVICE.
The Madison street car service is
the best in the city.
ALSO
farm OF 160 acres on jenkins
prairie.
A farm of go acres. with large i'm
provement on Meridian Prairie, and
a farm Of 220 acres. near Derby on
the 3, a. l. r.. r., together with other
choice property owned by the under
signed, with perfect title and free
from incumbrance.
PRICES.
Price OF lots from $3.50 TO yi,S00
each, and farm lands from $40 u Sc
per acre.
TERMS.
Terms will be liberal and to suit
purchaser as far as possible.
Enquire OF JOHN ]. McGILVRA,
90 Boston block. Telephone. Red itT1.
500 TO $3.50 for lots 40xii0 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 TO
those building.
Sl2S To $40 for acres in kelsey's
Brighton Beach acre tracts. close
To Renton car line; good soil; well
settled neighborhood. 5-cent fare.
and % minutes ride from cSnter
of town.
II. J. HUSTON, SOS Bailey building.
36-rooms lodging house. rent, $69.50.
price. $500. Every room rented /:
good location.
10 rooms. rent $50; excellent buy.
$3.50 on Third avenue.
6 rooms. extra fine. all modern. $500
$500 cash balance time. rent. $50.
every piece of furniture first class.
i29 Burke st. Tate q Co.
HERE'S n barRain-nlee 7-room
building outbuildings, first ella IS
condition, large lot, good neigh
boihood. Nl4eO. Terms part If
wanted 1l9 27th avenue.
100 lots on installments, So. 80 each.
$40 cash and s. per month: also
choice acre tracts. w. II. Peter a.
Co, Ballard. Wash. Population of
city i00o
LIST Your property with us. II. c.
BNERS a CO. Real Estate and
AslaaS- LII First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23

April 4. o. If. -. -. ~ May 4. .. u,
~. =. 80. juno q.
Ear Alaska Cottage CITY. April
10. g. MAY 10 30. June ., senator
Auril ~, 20. Etutr of California,
Ami 20, MaY q. 2ns June 4 city of
Topeka. MAY H.. so. Juno "a
Ticket Once ata first Ave-. seattle
1eihot tamtnl Art e Miller. Aa1e
ten IAgt. ocean Dock. 6satiia ouadalL
fetkina a Co ten AHts. tan lfnholaop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
WAR LOAN.

NEW YORK, April 23.--Fifty mil
lion dollars Of Great Britains new
war loan has been placed in the
United States. The National city
bank, j. =. Morgan r. Co, the New
York Life Insurance and Barring.
MaRoun A. Co, comprise the ayndi=
cate Of huylrs. Besides this. the
syndicate. 81 ls understood. has put
In provisional bids for several more
millions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23

Certain landlords might a. well
begin u agure en- rsduelus rents
They are not - lucky as the "a
company in having an alleged per
petual RIGHT 20 collect extortionata
sums from the people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23

Ohio valley peoule were putting On
their bathing suits yesterday In am
ticipatian - a deiuge To-day theg
are putting on business clothes
hRain. for the raging river r. sub
afff,w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23

Aguinaiao now sees the error ~ his
recent ways he O. telling the Fii-
ipinos 70 stop fighting and shake
hands with Uncle sam. AEEie MAJ
yet become a congressman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
Art Exhibit Closes.

The invitation exhibit OF OH paint.
inEa and water eolrH At the t'uiVerH-
ity club win close today, and the pic
lures Will be removed Ia an art store
fnr public exhibition There are 80
pictures. by Edwin Il. child and
baueeI la Furgo Of New York city.
aud oliver Ia Fargo OF seattle,
The collection wac made by menu
hers e thc club.
To accommodate It's savings depoa-
itura. the scandinavian American
Bank ta open Saturday evenings
from Co s o'clock. for the receiving
OF deposits only.
o.
Glare bat designer 100 Second sv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
nuslnrhs COLLEGES.

LEo'S business College. Union. I'd.
Individual instruction. ali subjects.
BEST methods and teachers. Acme
business College. Second and Pike
n W School Tclegraphy; starr-B'd
wuson's business College. Main 4i6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23

Mount Vesuvius has again gone
into action. Notwithstanding the fact
that this Il time 81 peace In
Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
ADS.
ABSTRACT OF TITLE.

MOO hNN VI ~ -
OSBORNE. THEMFEK a CO. inc.
Abstract Company. eHtahlinned
1883. Mining cIAIm abstracts. Base
ment OF the Mutual Life building.
Booth Whlttlesry. Hanford Abstract
co. established lse8. haHemsut 81
1ailsr block Telephone Main 100.
SEATTLE Abstract 90. n 4. Dix
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ARCHITECTS.

=. TfpEMANp. q ealman block
MeManua s walker 400 ~ blk.
r ~ HouauToN. nt-i7 Collins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23

Our FIRE sale has been a bowling
eucceEa-a few more goods left Of
FIRE goods. Star Paint Co. 300-3O2
Pike street.
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AIIoRhEYaAI ~.

VA. "a. uUIINEH. Attorney at
Law. Advice free. suits prose-
eutcd hul defended Go al courts.
y years experience. Proceedings
ia bankruptcy. Companies iuc1f-
puratcd. Abstracts carefully eK-
aminvd. Collections made IN all
parts u the United states High
est commercial and bank refaren-
eea. tis Third avenue. opposite
Public Library. Phone Nan 1000
!. z. RAIL-. JR.. Is HoKWeu Block.
les Columbia 81. above Let ave.
General practice IN all the courts
Damage Cases a Specially.
Moderate Fees C0uH4 ta ton Free
Ten years Active Practice.
HARTFORD BEAUMONT. counsel
ef-at-laW. Dexter Horton Hank bid
II, l.. POSTER. Mutual Life BID.
Phone Main az,
}. a KELLOGG. IS Bailey building
aENsnN s AUST. = iiostan lfIock.
v. y. l4AnnuTH. sos-A Pacific Blk
a g MACDONALD. 40 Bufke Bid.
Root. Palmer a brown. Pioneer bid.
=. e CuSoHEW. tastz Hnller BLDG
LYMAN q kNArP 10 Hausr bldg
q WAND kEAiF - Burke bldg
q . DOUGLAS. "a Sew York bis.
8ieHAnn osRouS s0s-s y Y bk
s. s. LANaLANp - Sew York blk
HoRACE rETER SIS New York bk
% PAHk Eli. az I'aoinc Hlock.
piERNE 4 FEHigY 1910 second
~ Il MABTiN. lawyer. go Mutual
&C l-nllaLnE.
AUcTloEEERs.
MARTIN 4 FoNs auction room.
LIS Third ave. Sale once q seek.
BANKS.
The canaaian bank Of Commerce.
Aaptthl pad up .s...... . w. w
Eight SiIlon Doiia,al
W Plus $500. ...ss..... sssatR. pVJ9
Interest allowed on time deposits
4 general banking business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE BRANCH Corner Of
tamcH 81. and Second Avenue
y. a. CAMERON Mar.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. t62s.eoo. sur
plus SIS 90.
J. Fufth. pres: ]. s. Goldsmith
vice pros. II v. AnkenV. cashier.
Correspondents IN principal cities
IN the United States and Europa.
National Bank Of Commerce
Paid un pitalss... $3.50. coo
Translates general banking business
II. g Henry pfca.: r. r. spencer.
cash. Safe deposit vaults for rent
safe Deposit Sasit bexes Tor Rsa.
PEOPLES SAVING HANK
Second avenue and Pike SO. Capital
paid up. tiaa 600 4. g. Neufeidcr.
pres. J. Il. Hayden. cash J. T.
osresnlChf asst cash Commercial
awnings and trust business.
THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK
OF SEATTLE.
Paid up Capital $3.50. 900
General banking business transacted
J. u. HoEs. 81. pre-. NJ McMick-
en-. vice pres. l.. Turner. cash; n.
=. Parkhurat. ARHt. cash Exchange
on principal cities % =. g.. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
or Seattle. A general banking busl.
ness transacted. Deposits 81 500 600
A. ChilberK. prca., = l.. Gruudahl.
let vice pres. A. II. Sncihcrg. cash. /:
=. Lane asst. cash No branches.
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80
FARMS FARMS FARMS
& .glo- Dairy farm. 1e1 acres. 60 Inn
proved. half bottom land. two
creeks good buildings. handy To
Seattle BY rail- or boat easy
/ & 90 80 acres south ~ town. with
In eight miles ~ Pioneer square. %
acres improved f-ruam house.
large barn. poultry houses. milk
house. 4na thrifty treeu Ia bearing.
mostly apples. variety Of small
fruits
g 200 100 acres rich black loam soil.
Il acres cleared. pasture for Il
COWS. running spring water house.
two barns. poultry houses and
yards. bearing orchard, variety Of
small fruits handy go Seattle by
boat or rail. horse. Jersey COW.
thoroughbred chickens and COM
ultfr OUTFIT ~ tools ~ with place.
/ & 800 HefeH 70 cleared. level land.
good sall. 80 fruit trees. s-room
house. barn. r. poultry houses.
| 81 900 acres - improved. balance
alder and vine maple land. best ~
soil. feed for eight cows. house.
orchard. small fruits. large barn.
: cows heiferH. and lots Of chick
ems with place.
/ $500 acres good land. partially
improved. neat new cottage. young
+ orchard. STEW minutes walk from
depot. stores. poatnfice and good
- honi
500 acres cedar. vine maple and
alder land. nice creek through a.
close e. small town VIII take half
payment IN labor on adjoining
land.
$50 buys - acres. acres cleared.
balance pasture small house.
barn. running spring water. close
20 school and neiKhborH.
| gaaa buys 20 acres. nicely located.
close 20 small town. 5 acres bot
tom. balance good upland. run
Hinr water. viii take part pay
ment in labor.
5000 acres good land. all partly
cleared and ~ pasture. running
water. small house. Close to post
Office and school handy 10 Seat
tie BY boat or raIi
Don't you buy farm until you call
and cxa mine our let az
fih New York FLOCK.
ROBERT MALTuY.
MAPLE and fir timber FOR wood.
half n mile ~ water front. CAN
zoe Pioneer building.
FOR SALE-seattle auction sale
stable 1919 Western avenue: tel.
Bun 1851. Auction every Tuesday
and Friday at 1 p. m. horses.
wagons harness. etc. All kinds Of
goods cold on commission NJ. J.
waitp~ aucttnneer
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The new fast steamer Albion
leaves daily ~ 3 - and 80 Tor the
hattIeHhiu from Columbia street
dock. only boat on the run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-04-23
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