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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
STRIKE
HEARING

State Labor Commissioner Black
man began tha hearing OF the dif-
ferencea beiv cen tie Pacific Coast
Company aud the striking iongshore-
mea IN the office OF Attorney Cen
ersi Stratton. In tbs Pioneer block.
at z.it O'Clock thif afternoon.
Commissioner HiRekman. in open
ing the hearing. stated that his OBJ
teef IN holding ~ was 10 ASCERTAIN the
facts leading up TO the strike and
also to Investigate the alleged I'M
sanitary condition OF the bunkhouse
on pier A. where the non-union long
nhoremen Of the Pacific Coast Com
pany are Quartered.
There were present Manager G. W.
Miller Of the Pacific Coast company
and s. ~ piles of the law firm Of
PILES. pnnworth a Howe. represent
Ing the Pacific Coast Company.
T. Roulette. president. Il. W.
Clarke. treasurer. and 9. II. James
Of the Lon gHhoremen's Union. and
AZ 7. Magic. the non-union atevedorc
81 the Pacific Coast Company. and
four other non-uuien lonEahoremen
OF the company were In attendance.
v. w. Clarke was the first witness
lie said that the strike had begun IN
the fore part OF October. and then
went on 20 give a detailed account
OF hts part IN the strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
FIGHTING over A BALKY
BAY BRONCHO IN COURT
o. D. JooNls CLAIMS N. j. WALKER GAVE HIM THE HORSE
LAUGH IN DEAL IN SCRUB STOCK - JUDGE NORRIS


other horse, which Joania claims had
only three goods legs. lie refused
20 refund the money.
Judge John Humphriea. attorney
for the defendant, ia trying 10 prove
that the horse Wan all right. but the
rider no good.
why. look az Teddy Roosevelt.
lie can ride FOR five miles on a
hiicitiuE brnnlho," the lawyer said.
L. u. Hughes. who represented the
alleged victim OF sharp deal, al
lowed his angry passion TO rise, lie
Jumped To- his feet
Just listen 20 that" he exclaim-
ed. Every onn knows that n Teddy
Roosevelt WAS offered "A horse like
the baY broneho. he would XIII the
man on the spot
when the ease was tried In the
Justice court. IL was decided for the
plaintiff. Walker however. wiahed
to fight II over again In tho higher
court
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ANSWER OF RAILROADS
IN THE MERGER CASE
Denies All Injurious Allegations and Claims
That Rates Have Been Reduced

II denies that the lines OF the de-
PENDANT have ever been competing
lines except at few points. or that
they parallel each other In tho state.
Il denies that the board directors
Of the companies was controlled by
Morgan or Hill. or thai the latter
or associate directors own or con-
troll = majority Of the stock or that
tho company has AZ any time die
tated the policy Of any railroads Of
which II ~ composed. II denies In
toto All untewfni eombina tons.
The answer Of the Great Northern
IL practically a duplicate OF that Of
the securities company. exhe 90 That
it adds that the securities company
owns u large number Of shares Of
stock In other eornora iione than the
defendant railway company. Geo
Young and John briggs are the
counsel for the securities corn pany.
NJ u. Grover ~ the attorney for
the Great Northern railroad.
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Dan BOYD
GIVEN 10
YEAR Term

Dan Boyd. who shot william
Cooper, bartender Of the Anchor ga
Icon. early on the morning of sept
II. In an attempt 10 hold up the
place. this afternoon pleaded guilty
10 the charge OF assault with intent
TO commit murder and was sentenced
20 10 years I'm the pcniientlary, John
Morrissey IL held In the county jail
awaiting trial as an accomplice in
the crime.
70 the saloon on the date mentioned
an ordered the bartender 20 hold ur
his hands. Cooper was slow in
complying. and Boyd shot him
through the lungs. Cooper was a
long time recovering. and for n tims
his life wus despaired OF.
Detective Phiibrick worked UP the
case and arrested Boyd.
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NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE hear
ina before Special Examiner ingcr-
soll today. TO test the validity OF the
merger OF the Northern Pacific.
GreAt Northern and burlington rail-
ways into the Northern Securities
Co. waa resumed today. GriEKA.
counsel for the companies named.
offered In evidence "a letter from the
Interstate commerce communication
showing that prior 90 1900 many
roads had been merged and that the
fact was known To congress when
the sherman antitrust law ~as
raised.
The answer denies that the Great
Northern railway wac ever subject
20 the laws % the state OF WASH
lnstou In respect to its Internal or
Eanizatiou. or tn regard 10 It's In
tetNtafe or International tfnfflc. or In
10 far nR 10 eject the right ~ sny
person 10 own shares Of Its stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
GRIFFIN IN JAIL

u. w. Griffin. coiorsd. editor Of
the Seattle Bea. = local publication.
was arrested this Afternoon by Con-
stable Sam Kaufman OF Justice
Georges court on charge Of
forgery. The arrest was made on
the warrant sworn out ~ Rev. 7.
~. Mcpherson. also coiored. CRIT
fms bonds we're fixed az 81 GOO.
which have not yet been given. Tho
case will come up for trial Friday.
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CARTER
Wins OUT
Governor Refuses Ok
Iahoma RequisiOn

OLYMPIA. Nov. is.-aovernor Me
Bride this morning refused TO honor
the requlaition FOR J, II. Carter, In
the hands OF sheriff Foster of Ok
lahoma, made by the governor OF
that territory. for the purpose OF
taking Carter back there to answer
60 an Indictment charging him with
murder IN the first degree. a per-
sonai hearing was given 10 sheriff
Foster and his counsel. but as Il was
more or less apparent that Garter IL
simply wanted rs witness. Gov
ernor Mcbride felt constrained 20 re-
fuse the reauisition.
This IL the second time a redulai-
ton for Carter has been refused. lie
was held for nearly two weeks IN
jail In this city and finally dis
charged.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
ALLEGED
SORCERER
EXECUTED
superstitious Crime Of the
Alaska Indians

JUNEAU. Nov. k.--tspeciai Core
spondener. 1--Aceused OF soreery a
young Indian was executed at
Hoonah village last Saturday. The
news was brought In from that point
hy the steamer Bonita
Three Indians, called Moses.
benjamin and John Smith. executed
the alleged wizard according TO an
Client Indian custom. Indians named
Jeremiah King. Aaron sharp.
Archie ana hir wife and Mrs. scoote
were the insttxatorr Of the crime.
The authorities have been notified
and 4 deputy marshal Will leave on
the Bonita to arrest the murdercfa.
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RESIGNS
HIS PLACE
One keutuckisn Gives Way
to Aaothsr

WASHINGTON. ID. G, Sov. IA
W. Godfrey Hunter. minister 20
Guatemala. has resigned. and Leslie
Combes OF Lexington. NY. has been
appointed TO succeed him. Roth are
promin41f ksntussy politicians
Hunter cams within two votes Of
being elected United States senator
before Deboe was chosen ak years
ago. His return TO Kentucky ~
expected 20 stir up Republican poll
ties IN that state, He was chair
man Of the Republican state com
rnIftee when thr party first carried
Kentucky. but he ard Governor
BRADLEY became bitter enemies. and
their quarrel had n bad effect ON
the fortunes Of the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
TRADE: WITH
CUBA

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Nov. ia
Minir.er Quesada had half hours
conference with Secretary Hay this
morning regarding the proposed
commercial treaty with Cuba. II
In believed tint the two also discus
eed the present situation relative 10
the prospects ~ Cuha's acceptance
Of the Platt amendment. II has
been thought lately that there II
some doubt Of the latter. Immedi-
ately after the conference Secretary
Hay called upon Secretary Root 81
the war department. Solicitor Bliss
was sent for and the three men held
an extensive consultation on cuban
affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
BIG CLAIM
OF FRAUD

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Nov. a..
The World today prints a statement
claiming that the Republicans stole
the election In Kansas. II backs up
the assertion with reports from %
counties selected a random. IL T.
claimed that in these. counties bal
lots cast for W. ". cFadock. the
Democratic candidate. were rejected
In sufficient numbers TO have elected
him VI they had been counted. The
World has an Interview with Grad
dock N which the iaster declares
that he viii bring rgit 60 contest
the Lection. W. J. Bailey the Re-
publican candidate. was elected by
an apparent mn tdrity OF 1900 on the
face OF the returns.
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a halky my hroneho IN the bone
OF contention between .. u. Ioauia
and NJ. }. Walker, who are respect
iVeiy plaintiff and defendant IN the
first suit that Judge Morris has
heard IN the superior court.
II IN all about a deal IN which
ioanis claims he wns given the
horse-lauEh.
The gallant nteud In question was
bought by Joanls. from Walker, for
$50.
The first time Jonnis harneased his
new horse TO HIS hrund-new car
rtaRe, he realized TINT he was up
against a.
According 10 plaintiffs version the
animal jumped sideways end back
ward. but absolutely refused TO 60
ahead.
Jaanis then led the beast Co his
old master and demanded either $50
or horse that would go.
Walker. Il IL said, offered him an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
CONSPIRACY
To KILL

VIENNA. Nov. IA late teie-
graphic report from Lemhers says
that the Caiicia police have I'M
earthed a gigantic anarchists con.
aptracy for tho assassination Of all
the leading Russian statesmen. One
anarchist leader was arrested today
and many papers disclosing the
secret code Of the eonspirasoFs ard
also much OF their correspondence
was aeired
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
SKACWAY HAS A $4,000
SAW MILL CONFEDERATION
STEAMER HUMBOLDT eaInos BUDGET NORTHERN NEWS
RIVER BOAT La FRANCE FAILS TO REAcH DAWSON on


Steamer Humboldt. Capt. laugh
man. arrived from Lynn canal at
noon. reporting the total loss By fire
Of the Hirhoprlek Lumber Co.'S min
~ SkaHwey. valued Al $4,000. The
IRE broke out at o'clock on the
evening OF Nov. 4 but before a
stream Of water could be put on, II
was past saving.
The Humboldta passengers from
Whffehorse report that the river
steamer Ia France - heipiersly
drifting In the ice near Mimic. hnv-
Ing succeeded IN getting only that
FAR on the downward trip. While I,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
CONVICTED
BY RICHES

on q charge Of larceny from the
person Dan Conkley was bound over
TO the superior court by Juntice
Cam this morning. His bonds we're
fixed at $500. In default Of bail he
was committed to the county Jail.
II II alleged that Coakley robbed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
FOR
BURGLARY

Frank rrcsnef. charged with hay
ing broken into the store OF NJ. Hurl-
WITT. SEPT. II. with intent to com
NIT burglary. Is being tried I'm the
superior court today. John Filing
wood. said to be implicated I'm the
crime, r. awaiting trial in the coun-
~ iatl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
RECORDS
ARE POOR
Assessor Wants His Property Lists
Revised at E<senss Of 5000

Assessor Bailey II considering n
plan by which the properly dese ~
ton books in his office can be
brought strictly up 10 date. Al pres
ent there are thousands OF owners
Of property whose names are not
known and are not or the books.
To take the records to an nbFtfactor
and get the names 0. all owners OF
property al the present fs---e. the as
SCISSOR says. would cost but 5000.
The county commissioners claim
that suoh record IL certainly nee
esssry. and though the matter has
not been positively decided upon,
have about made up their minds to
assist I'm the assessors undertaking
from the county's purse.
Prosecuting Attorney Fulton.
whose opinion has been asked. has
rendered a decision In which he says
that though the work properly be-
longs to the aaeegaor's office the
aid of the commissioners can be
legally asked.
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II believed the etnunch craft viii
make safe wipterinK place. Hhe Will
probably not reach Dawson.
On Nov 3 the Yukon rlvar closed
At Daw son. and al points below IL.
The mighty mass Of floating ice has
ceased fo move. At the Stewart riV-
sr and points above Il. however. the
Yukon Was stiil open NoY, 6.
including Q. 6. George aun. special
agent OF the United States hsricul-
turaf department. who FOR several
years has been carrying on an In
vestfFaffan III Alaska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12

George A. Kimhaii Of tts In a room
In North Seattle The evidence
showed that Cnakiey was out Of
money when Kimbaii came into \
saloon IN North Seattle. Oakley
IL said to have taken ktmhaii 20 a
room. Later he returned O. the
saloon. Then he had -ail kinds" OF
money
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
TAX RIOTS
I'M FRANCE

PARIS, Nov. i2.--Formldabie tax
riots occurred at Valderras today.
The police charged the rioters and
In the battle one woman was killed
and two OF the male disturbers and
two Rendarmes badly Injured. Twen-
ty arrests have been made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
GRANTS A
NON SUIT

a nou-Huit was granted by Judge
Bell this morning In the cnhe Of
Peter Jancke against the West Coast
Manufacturing and Investment
Company The plaintiff sued for
$40. 600 on the grounds that he had
lost three fingers IN nn accident. due
To defective machinery.
The court held that though the
plainiiff WIS IN the employ Of the
company they were IN no manner re
apOnaible for the accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12
SOLD Girl.
LIQUORS
WEST SEATTLE BLIND PIG
KEEPERS MUST STAND TRIAL

Thomas Murphy and Lee Ncllis
viil be tried before Justice Cam to-
morrow afternoon on charge of
selling liquor 10 Mae 1. Hickncu. a
is-year- gifi. The men charE-
ed are the pr0pFietors Of a blind
pig' on the beach a. West Seattle.
They were brought before n justice
In that precinct. bat there released.
The present charge r. the second one
brought against them.
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THReATENEp Daisy

T.. n. Bates viii be tried by Jus
tice Cam this afternoon on charge
OF assault brought against him by
Daisy wiiiett. The woman alleges
that Bates threatened TO strike. her.
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For ssie-ci,y Real Estate

WHY PAY RENT
sf30-3-roOm cottage and lot. close %
car line. near Woodland park. hail
cash.
ts5o-s-room cottage. lot f0siio. one
block from Madison street car,
near Lake Washington, city water
and basement IN house.
Highly improved b-acrc tract, near
Columbia. on the car line.
5000 each for lots 50xi20. nice ana
level. on Ballard car line; your
own terms.
1925 each for 6 lots on Queen Anne
hill. nearly level. fine View, near
car.
$3.50 buys block OF IL lots near Green
lake; this Is cheaper than acre
tracts.
We have many other snaps I'm
houses. lots and acre tracts. See
Us before you make your selection.
QUALHEIM A. HOLMAN.
a0f New York Block-
Phone. Ind. Aisso.
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Personal

aIwAYg consult the beat. king Solo
mon the only eoiored Ciairfoysnt and
palfulHt IN the Worla.r EaliHfsetion guar-
antaed or money refunded Danger.
iossas siobu<as can - axsrteds disaster
turned 20 Success despair 10 happiness
Advice on business. specuiafions, mines,
etc Love aud domestic troubles settled.
reunite the separated. tells whom You
are batter aufad to marry, how to win
MS Or her love. Anyone suffering with
the blues Or cespond~Hey can be convert
"a back 20 their former selves ana self.
eorndsnce restored. You can consult
Prof King Goipruon Al all hours 10 hts
private once. Iizf Third avenue, corner
seneca street.
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TEACHERS TO
BE EXAMINED

At least $50 teachers are expected
to take the quarterly county exam
nations which are 20 be held to-
morrow. Friday and saturday In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-12

The cruiser Philadelphia Is Mt the
Puget Sound navy yard. To see Il
tfxe boats from Pier No. 2, foot OF
Yesler avenue. at . and 10 A. m, i:ib,
23o. 80 .. m.
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Puget sound navy yard To see II
take boats from Pier no. 2. foot OF
Yeslcr avenue, al and 10 a. m, LIS,
1880, $500 y. m
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4 Brief
Opportunity

w. nave but httle opportunity
-. each day 10 tell you OF ways
y solsx business. We want you TO
- ne take an interest IN our
ss-,r,s..-sive them the best quality
'. asellelnes at a reasonable price.
Fer Instance.
ne. clyrerine. s-os. bottles. Toe
ND Alcohol. per gailon.... Doe
r.,rax. per pound ....s..sss.s...s loo
.sr.am Of Tartar per peand,....sSc
slm, water. per pint....s..,.,..io loo
r,y Rum per pint thest quality.
..... .s..s.. s..ssssssss.s.ss = @tc
ss-,.rlne, per bottle -....s.... ..uoc
s,sar o. MIX. per pound.......25c
vell,ns Food. koc size...........3 nc
c.rssrs Dyspepsia Tablets SEC
hexes .......,... ..s........... :. zoe
PRESCRIPTIONS Are FILLED Properly by
Experts.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. a.
Wheat. 13e, is2 i-2.
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Classified Ads


Society Notices
AM THE MAN.
No flies In your houao with my window
and door sQfccnH; house repairing In all
hrHnCheai glazing. plng-pona tables. etc.
40 Madison. Phone, Main ITO Randall.
JACkSONH Express and Transfer Co. We
do all kinds Of teainlnK, furniture and
piano movtnri bnFEnEe and trunks trans
ferred. stored free 3 days. second and
Cherry, under Pei" Red T2i2.
nfNG UP MAIN 707
For cleaning and rcnoVatinE gents aud
ladies' clothes. City Dye Works.
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n LAWRENCE.
sos,s SECOND AVENUE

MUST BE SOLD.
A iaTre lot eni20 situated 10 feet from,
avsass' hns bulidinx sight. for $50.
10 arfsg situated ooF1er u two county
roads. all improved. for 1900; terms 70
salt
splsntid farm. comprising us acres- D.
acres undcr blow. good s.room ho1Ne. Z
large barns large orchard including all
stock ara implements. 5 cows (mIikinEj.
three 2-y-af~oids. three yssrilngs. tvo
calves. wagons. hnrs<. pigs. chickens.
sod hay in the barn. ono aerc q po,a-
toes. T1his IL one q thsbeatfsrms In
the vicinity of Seattle. and VIII make
the following terms. <ieso cash. ami as
a. LAWRENCE.
ed~A second avenue.
SOUTH OF SEATTLE PROPERTY.
f1so-Six large lots. boxlts1 tncluding two
ilstsrs ADDITION. 10 south ssa,tie.
s-san-Feur large lots. including two cor
ners. Commercial stree, steam Motor al.
81 - ,lss--About 100 foreoioscd mortgage
tafa, clear title. easy terms. These are
cheapest lots In Seattle.
~ .,. .9s sss MN wa ea aaS ss,lss
500 cash, SIS Per month. IL on Har-
Ward avenue neaf East issnn street.
s65o-Iot rosioo on Tenth Evenue. near
soss-i.o, SORTS on First avenue west
near Lev etfsst -
New York Heck.
sloo-5 acres Al land, on good road.
one mile from Seattie-Tacoma
Electric line. 500 cash. terms on
balance TO suit purchaser. .Ntams
& Nichols. 1914 Second avenue.
Phone. James ts76.
THE ALvoRD ACRE TRACTS.
SO 10 $500 per acre.
Five and io-aere tracts of choice valley
Iand near Kent ana close 10 electric car
line, the soii is rich clay and loan. and
the mort 9s,.., q I. Z is = , under r1sS;
y Roxwsii block.
Cor. First and Columbia ST.
CHEAP HOMES.
Beautiful cleared slightly lots $50 70 SIS.
terms. s. down. - monthly, FREE water
small new house. large lot. $500; terms.
Sos down, $40 monthly.
Several cottages for ent. 81 per month up.
owner Hiiiman. ofnceA west shore Green
lake, car line crosses property.
ron sALE-Fin. corner Green Lake front.
cheap. ensy terms. also other cheap lots
different places In city. Owner. 2oo Pa-
cinc block.
tlUAHNfaf
A RELIABLE place 10 borrow money on
diamonds. watches, Jewelry low interest
II. n. West. eot Pike street
MONEY on short notice az low rate: rrI-
Nato money and company money to build
With q. A. Virtue. Room T. Halter
building. Phone. Black SO
COLLATERAL BANK CBarto a REED;
money loaned on any good collateral.
100 Cherry.
TO LoAN-Private money at low rate Of
Interest Darnus q osner, 100 Yesler
way Rooms ., 4 and q.
Houses for Sale
TOR aALl,-Huuse aud lot In Brookiyn.
overlooking Lake Union. Price $3.50.
terms easy.
20 lots in Cloverdale addition, $500
Lots by Woodland Park ON installmenta
menta.
Nice corner store for rent. Brick build
Ing.
n. A. ANDERSON.
BOO Denny way.
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TIN carpenters for flume work. Old Mia
fion 10 cetpcntcrs helpers for nune
work. old Mission = tcaniHtera FOR u,
Allen, Old Mission. huckera So rs.
akidroad men. x22h; skid grcascfs, So y .
trnmrosd man. 50 30; head faliers. 81 so.
second faliera. 500. rigging Singer
81 20, swampcrs, SO w; Barker. Se7a,
undcrvuttef $3.50. lsborcrs In city. 81 ~
q hours; Turnkey, $40, blacksmith. So: la
hnrers Tor weed yard city; engineer
Agency. basement eo2 Occidental ave.
ron NEVADA AND CrAH
600 RAILROAD MEN FOR NEVADA
MUCKeRS. TRANSFERS HAMMERS
AtIgN AND MACHINE MEN, SO 90 TO
$3.50; SdIP DAILY.
M'NICHoL q HAWKINS
IFS WEST MAIN STREET.
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AUCTION sole n unclaimed sl'i - l.s,s,s,
4 90. viii sell nf their fa1fhsl IL =
avenue. On fhfufdags .9sAHs..-f ,...-,atstif-
10 O'Clock ahafu. abaHt ~ W. 49, "a
lna n packages Hud mere iiahhte4 -
descriptions, the Est can D. #.eH ~ 80.
rooms. 1912 Firat avenue. y. q. bieNsf-
Tan 4 uFftgueaF
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RAINIER BKAcH

RAINIER BEACH
HoNEGEEKEps' PARADISE.
snooo. SEQ co 1890 LOTS
o. AND SO DOWN AND e. MONTH.
The prsttisss and most convenient place Or
Lake Wasbinften in which 70 own Z
home. vide level lots. grand views finest
soil eiretrfe cers from o.s5 a n. =
II y. m. g. fare school. stores. church
sisetric street lights. sidewalk. cleared
avenues ana lets. high and heAithfut'
over $50 lots sold. nsw homes fosrx u
all over fte riaf. iots are s<i1irG Fast
homes huiit on easy terms alec. Don
DELAY EotnT % Rainier Beach. take cars
On Nashinstnn street. sse Mr.. Need
aren't. at office a. Rainier Beach. or cali
On owner. C. n. sturfevanf, 30 Boston
block.
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A pncrrKp nARaArN.

100 acres % lana. with rcod house and
barn. orchard. sf,ots - acres improved.
with about five million feet of frst-cia=s
timber. WIN sell fer 5000 Terms 10
suit