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The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29

Recommended by physicians for medicinal purpOses-Old ]. II. Cutter Whiskey. N. E. Nelson & Co. agents.
 Madam E. Boyle went to Mempbis frlday evening to attend the funeral MT Chris Reilly, brother of Miss Naggle Reillav. who is we,l.known here. The funeral took place Satur- day.
 Capt. James Russell spent a fort night at Sulphur Springs. near Hot Springs. returning much improved in health, and speaks in glowing terms Of the efficacy of the waters. A lot of new goods-staples and noyelties-have just been received at the Newsstand. Call and look over the stock.
 The little baby of Mir. and Mrs. Max Levy. died last Friday, and it's remains were carried to Memphis for burial in the Hebrew cemetery, accompanied by MT. Levy.
 The ginning season has set in and We would remind the ginners that The Times job printing office can furnish weight books, tags. and other printed supplies.
 What do you think of nice Pape. terie-ls sheets of paper and IS en- velopes in d pretty boX-for five cents? Get 'em while they last at the News stand.
 Mrs. T. NJ. Moseley and Mrs. A. A. Andrews of West Point, Mississippi, are the guests of Mrs. Eugene Vii. liams, the former of whom is Mrs Williams mother.
 Will Kirk and wife returned Mon- day from their sojourn at Searcy. Mir Kirk informed us that he met Rev. simpson. formerly Presbyterian preacher at this place. and that he is not enjoying his health up there.
 Call for old Prentice, the purest grade of whiskey made. aged 10 years in the barrel before botting. At r c. Folbre X Co.
 Captain John Brady will continue the watch repairing and jewelry busi- ness at his fathers old stand. He l Will enlarge the establishment. and 1 put Tn fine stock for the fall trade, 1 Mrs A V. Roleson. mother of Mrs. Norton and MT Ed RoIpson, arrved last Monday from her Kansas home 1 and will visit here an unlimited time. Mrs Roleson looks almost as hale as in days Of yore.
 Old Vollmer Whiskey, put up by Jesse Moore Hunt Co.,. is pure and whole. some. For sale by T. C. Folbre X Co.,. Forrest City, Ark.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jake Singer of near Palestine, were in the city Tuesday shopping. MT. Singer has the only vineyard in the county, and produces bout , 900 gallons Of wine annually fer which ready sale is met.
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29

Hauling of every description done by l. B. Terry ,S O., telephone No. 57. Careful drivers-good teams.
 LoST-A small Mssanic pin. Finder will leave at this office and be re- warded.
 The Presbyterian Sunday school will open mp again next Sunday morning, after an intermission of several wears. and would be glad to have as many children come as can possibly do SO, especially those who are not attending any other Sunday school
 The contractor for cleaning the right Of way of the ChOctaw is camped with his gang in the cut. They should take Tn the right of way near the hetel and cut down the weeds.
 Cut this ont and take it to ]. r. San ders. drug store and get a box of Cham. bprlain's Stomach & Liver tablets The best physic. They also correct disorders of the stomach. Price p cents.
 Dr. and Mrs. Stone left Tuesday for ! brief stay Tn Memphis and Ralei2 h | Springs. Mrs. Stone has been quite III with malaral and hopes to rrcuper- a,e sly dt'aking os the famous Raleigh Springs water.
 Owing to the absence of Judge E. D. Hatcher, and according to instruction the rebuilding of the bridge across L'Anguille. near the Military read was let by private contract to w. C.. Ferguson at S2.50 per foot.
 Music lessons on piano given by Miss Zilphy Scott. at the residence Of Mrs w. S. Graham, at 25c per lesson. New method
 l There is no better preventative of many of the ills which flesh is heir to than good liqnors. moderately used. T. C. Foibre & Co.,, keep the high grade case goods or liquors iu bottles or jugs, and sell the same brand ever the bar. Call on them.
 ]. A Vance of Perryvlle, was billed to speak at this place last Saturday in the interest of Chas. D. Greaves, the independent candidate for governor. The gentleman failed to get an au- dience. hence the people failed to know bleaVeS Claims Tor the g0Vern0rSllp.
 will stand for fall season on San. ders' Farm, } miles N W. of town Ferguson Wilkes. Jr.. for S5 .00 season Joe Wheeler-the Black Jack for S4 0( for season; due October l. 1902. WM. SMITH.
 Our colored friend, Tom House, or the Pinkston farm in the bottoms. wa. quite put out last week in not beint credited with the first bale. Tom is generally first in everything pertaining 10 farming. and missed the first bal, on account of the low water at tn, ferry on the St. Fraucis.
 ofM1t.'' f'stis Early Risers
 The famous little pills.
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29
Warning Order.

In the Chancery Court of st. Francis Coua '
 ArSapsAs. Chas. T. Ables st O.. Plaintiffs.
 Ns. T. L. Humphreys and F.. 4 Long. Def'ts The defendant. T. l.. HumphteSs is ws ss-r 7 eo 10 appear in tbs court MltEin thirty uar 2 and answer the implatut or tue plakI4' t Chae. r, Abiee & Lo. Gwen under my la q this .i1th day of Jui., E-c-. ,sEAI1 C B. MALLORY. Ger By l.. ". PAYNE D. C. \. T. Norton sttotgeJ ior P,alGtlh.
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29
W arntng Ofuer.

In St. Francis Chancery Court. Equitable Securities O., ct ai, PiHs.
  James and Mary COnnors. Defendants. The defendants. James Connors and Macy Connors. are warueu 10 appear in this cnu rt within thirty days aud answer the complaInr of the plaintiffs. The Equitable Securii as Company. NJ. Il. Johnson and NorHan F Thompson.
 -, C. K. MALLORY. Clerk. 1 SEAL By it. NJ. PAYNE, Deputy '-,- July 222. ieg,
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29
When YOU hire a hvery rig, you want

When YOU hire hvery rig, you want good horse and a nice buggy. Both are supplied at reasonable rates by J B. Terry x Co.,, the south side livery men.
 There has been material changes in the round bale gin and management at this pace. It IS now called The Forrest Round Bale Gin, and is under the supervision of the Arkansas Pre- ducts Go. w. B. Mann is secretary and treasurer of the company, and travelling agent; R. J Stockard is buy CT for the gin here. and J. Q. Winfield has charge of the mechanical depart lnent of the gin.
 Being unable to dispose of my proper ty, l will again serve the farmers in the ginning line. My gin has been overhauled, and l am prepared to gin on short notice. Bring your cotton to the old reliable IIaven's gin.
 C. Il. RAVENS.
 Il am using box of Chambprlain's s Stomach X Liver Tablets and hnd them the best thing for my stomach l ever used" says T. W. Robinsou, Justice of the Peace. Looms. Mich These Tablets not only correct dis orders of the stomach but regulate the liver and bowels. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect Price ? cents per box. For sale by J. T San ders.
 On account of Buckskin Bills Wild West Show, the Iron Mountain will sell round trip tickets to places of ex- libition at the open rate of one and one-,hird fare. Tickets will be sold on date of exhibition and limited for re- turn to the following day. The show will exhibit in Forrest City November 6, 1902. For further infoI nation and list of dates at other points see Agent Durbarow.
 Miss Z Trimble of Nashville. Ten nessee, Is the guest of Miss Norma Rollwage. Miss Trimble IS sister to Judge T. (. Trimble of Lonoke, and has been making her first visit 10 Arkansas, and is now on her way home 10 Tennessee. She is connected with the public schools at Nashville She is much impressed with Arkansas and it's people. and says tbat intellec- tually. morally, religiously. hospitable and otherwise the people of our good state has no superior.
 Henry l.. Shattuck of Shellsburg, Iowa, was cured of d stomarh trouble with which he had been afflicted for years, by tnur boxes of Chamberlain s stomach and Liver Tablets He had previously tired many other remedies and nnmber of physicians without relief. For sale by J. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29
\ very large congregation gathered


 \ very larro congregation gathered
 at the Baptist c1urcn last Sa,d v night to listen to the farewell seImon of the pastor. Elder A. N Couch.
 He selected the llth verse of the 18th chapter of Corinthians as his tex: Finally. brethren. farewell; be per- 1 feet, be Of one mind, live in peace, and the God If love and peace shall be with you" The sermon was delivered very feeling!y. and after dismissal. many expressed regret At the leaving of the
 preacher and all join in wishing him and his family prosperity and happi-
 ness wherever they may locate.
 We would call attention to the aG- vertisement in another column headed EcOnOmiZe' It is the anaouncp-
 ment of l.. Turly & Go. This house hardly needs commendation, for it is
 too well known for honest dealings and good goods. On September 1st, a change will take place in this firm, which will add to it's reputation. Mr
 James NJ. Gillian. who has been foi
 years With Rollwage & Co.,. will on the above date become identified with il Mir. Gillian IS a' young gentleman ot sterllng qualities, Is well known to
 nearly everybody, and customers can rest assured of courteous treatment. He wants his friends and acqaiutances to give him call.
 Do you take drink occasionally {? Do you use liquor in any way? If so, and in either case. you no doubt want an article that IS pure. and unadultera- ted. Sanders & Bowen. of the Green tree Saldon dispense quality of liquors unsurpassed in Eastern Ar kansas. It is an even bet that you should not buy elsewhere until you
 have samn|ed the goods at the Green . tree. Jug. bottle or bar service is alike to all customers.
 Services at the Christian church next Lords Day. both marningsand even ing. All are cordially invited To at
 tend these services. Sunday School at
 10 a. m. Subject tor discussion at II
 a. m. The Beginning" and at night "The Divine Drawing" will be the theme. Respectfully,
 J k. PEDR!CK. Pastor.
 AGToR RIA.
 Bears the Hlh' Kind I.. Have A...!s Bought Signature NxKZZE,<
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29
CASTOR|A
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought signature ssass s1s of &zAZzzw

Do you notice the distinct and pleasant flavor possessed by the Old Vollmero whiskry? It IS the result Of purity. T. c. Folbre < Co.,, Forrest City, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29
e WA9rr~

This signature is on every box Of the genuine
 Laxative Bronco =Quinine Tablets the remedy tha. cures cold in epe "sy
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29

J II. Rosenberger of Paragould "'~ :" town yesterday, looking after q lauuuIy lhtet0ot.
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29

LosT--About one week ago, a large water spaniel dog. Return to Marion Hotel and receive liberal reward.
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29

Being unable to dispose of my proper ty, l will again serve the farmers in the ginning line. My gin has been overhauled, and am prepared to gin on short notice. Bring your cotton to the old reliable IIaven's gin.
 E Il II,NENc
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29

]. A Vance of Perryvile. was billed to speak At this place last Saturday in the interest of Chas. D. Greayes, the independent candidate for governor. The gentleman failed to get an au- dience. hence the people failed to know GreaveS' claims for the governorsbip.
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29

A. N. Glliland late ear repairer on the Choctaw, has accepted the position as engineer at the Consumers Cotton Oil Mill.
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29

There is no better preventative of many of the ills which flesh is heir to than good lqnors. moderately used T. c. Fobre & Co.,, keep the high grade case goods or liquors ill bottles or jugs, and sell the same brand ever the bar. Call on them.
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29

1 will stand for fall season on San ders' Farm, } miles N. W. of town Ferguson Wilkes. Jr.. for S5 ,00 season Joe Wheeler--the Black Jack. for S4 0, for season; due October l. 1902. WM. SMITH,
The Forrest City times., 1902-08-29

Music lessons on piano given by Miss Iilphy Scott. at the residence Of Mrs. w. $. Graham, at 25c per lesson. New method.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21

The local United states secret SER
vice bureau has been compelled a.
come out With declaration ~ open
warfare upon the cheap counterfeit
efE OF Seattle Fer several weeks
past lead uiekets and quarters have
been IN circulation about the city
and within the naAt few days CONT
plaiuta have been rapidly increasing.
Can't, Il. " tell. IN charge Of the
secret service office in the Hoxwrii
building admits that the operations
% the counteffcitefn are hecomtng
holder and that decisive action may
have 10 be taken. The government
agents, he says. are even more than
usual hnntpercd IN this instance by
the failure Of the victims Of the gang
to report promptly caaea coming be-
meath their notice.
Originally the caunterfelts we're
mere siugz intended for beating
slot machines. Recently. however,
fair limitations Of and accent pieces
have fallen into the hands % the
secret service detectives. indicating
thai old hands in the making Of
bogus money have entered the iieid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21
COUN TERFEITERS Are
BECOMING GREAT EVILS
Capt Bell of United Secret Service determined
Make Vigorous War-small Coins Are Deeeving
Everybody.

The approaching Elkn' carnival IL
attracting many crooks o. the city
and the probabilities are that there
afc many eklllful makers and 'NhoN-
era" ~ the queer" among them.
The flrat spurious coins we're made,
apparently, by placing a suitable
blank. or disc. ~ lead, between two
good coins and sublrctlnR the three
pieces % pressure IN a Vice. This
gave a rough initiation with the
letters. figures and other symbols
indented instead % embossed
These were used exclusively for slot
machine play. The later counter
reits are cart In moldu ana need only
electro plating Go pass readily for
genuine.
Even the rude siuss are counter
frits. Capt. Balls. says. under the
strict laws forbidding the making q
any token IN imitation of or ressm-
bling any United States coin.
The secret service once has ask
ed the cooperation ~ saloon men
and others who are receiving nost
OF the bad money, much ~ which II
at present destroyed before the gov
eminent hears Of IL existence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21

Notice " hereby given that sealed
bids viii be received BY the Council
~ the Town ~ Columbia. County OF
King. state Of Washington, until two
O'Clock y. m, July q. A. q. 1909.
for the grading on rcrdinnud street.
IN said town, between the center line
OF T.ctitin and the east line OF Brent's
street as shown by the profile on file
with the clerk OF said town. Each
bidder must name a lump sum for
work complete. and be accompanied
with certified check for three per
cent. 81 the total amount bid. 10 be
forfeited TO the town of Columbia IN
case tho successful bidder faih to
enter into said contract within flvc
days after the award OF the contract
TO him.
The council reserves the right TO
reject any and all bids
Dated this II IN day OF July. A. ID.
1909.
FRANK B. CONVICTION,
Clerk OF the Town OF Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21
WILL Be RUN
out OF TOWN

vlrEfe suydsr and Nellie wnna ras,
atlas Riley. have besn ARRESTED by
Detectives Wuprsusteln and Byruen
IS piek-ups. 10th are alleged to b
Hkiilful dips. or ptckpockats. The
coming Elka carnival Il believed to
have brought theni 70 this city. To
day their pictures werr taken and
they we're exhibited 10 the different
patrols. They viii Be sprung" to-
nirht and ordered Out Of town.
Both are good loasine women.
dressed m TIE heixhth q fashion.
and as sneh are dangerous criminals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21
BABE TAFT
farewell

ROME. July zf.-Gev. Tart bsds
farewell 10 the pope this morning.
instead 81 yesterday. - printed. His
holiness Was extremely cordial ard
congratulated Taft On the success
OF your iabcre here" He expressed
continued at Manila with the same
ffssndlinsas. The pope accompanied
each member II the commission 10
the dnor of the audience chamber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21
Merry BURGLARS
After Stealing so They Spread Zoe
Thsmaslve. a Supper

burglars entered the house Of Dep
NY city Treasurer ~. A. nane. at
night. aud after stealing go 10 caah
and = number 81 vaiuahies. spread
an elaborate feast On the back porch
aud then ate It.
Afr. hAns has been held up once
before ard his houne entered by bur
glars three times during the past
year. When he awnke yesterday
murninx he ~ unce found evidences
% another visit. The remains af the
lntruaerss lunch had been left on
the rear vefanda. No clue 60 the
identity Of the thieves VAS left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21
SANG HIS
LAST SONG

BOSTON. July a. J. Kelly. the
last 81 the aldztime mlnhtfeln. II
dead hefe from rheumatism Of the
heart. lie was % years cid. For
several years he was featured o. tho
silver voiced TENOR singing Hack
eyed SUSAN titeantlful fnia 81 the
seq etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21

Hfi.IsMAN's beautifui lake front addition
~ now on the market, nearly BOO lots eold
in tho last few days Sla 10 tffn each
~ down, 81 monthly. iumhs- aold 90
payments same az rent. % men now Law.
ing new plank sidewalks In front " each
lot. money returned N dissatianed after
ono year 10 extra men VIII be ID
grounds sunday % show unsoid lots Come
present Green Lake car line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21

great strike Of the coal miners IN
n nss ,s.s az making i me worldwide arht the
who works with his hands 70 secure sus'snanes Tor =" s
down and figure out the losses IN dollars
On one side viii be that
that labor unenism means anarchy that the
OF barter In market
with tnalssF'unsie unlimited com s.es ,.o0.,
do believe 10
and children In Pennsylvania
asar'ss with which to start ds.Ips
saxss - arspl,sse hana in hand vita Death
bowels Of the earth and have aauSht
things detail But hey DO believe In
shns which these details the unavoidable and To-
On the other aide win Be found great
firm their belief that their salvation lies In nanssica strength strong
reekess their blood 70 the miaAns
Almighty da not make
greed for them the other the helpless victims
Indifference
hop<sessn. other
q strikes IN the effort for more power on
capital ain nanen higher fences around s factories Or
@ long a. Is conflict greed and happluss.
victims conflict preeaa there
good nation
into pennsylvania
s the throat. Of men women and ehdrsn the nation would act %
children with that n'asoas monopo
a a
his children has God IN s thought
Christian
the
all on The onxn lis OIL mmor
proved a Ia mltat havs
The OF the ornnx the n page Of the Stars
edition. n
n
public
~ noonh
method which Mitchell
handling the
mines
Edward >
subsIdins
Of
e abbreviated considerably
Il Of II. n
a.
he uarse for aIn-gior outIa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21
GEN. BROOKE
IS RETIRED

NEW YORK. Iuiy zi.--cser- J. n
Brooke vas retired from the army
today on the sSN limit. HE 10 sfse-
ceeded in the command u the De-
partmeut Of the East BY Gen- Mac
Arthur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21
CnEAP HOME

HOUSE, AND LOT ta2B; sas DOWN. $40
MONTHLY PAYMENT BUYS nEAUTI.
FtL HOME. FINE PLACE FOR GAR
DEN AND CufCKENsi HeAuTIrui,
VIEW. CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND CAR
LINE. HILL MAN, OWNER. or.
Ftcn iiil.i.MAH STATION. GREEN
LAKE CAR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21

a CHOICE OPPORTUNITY
Iit-What d. you think Of this for a anapf
10 acres ~ more " you wish Of deep
rich black loan land NJ so per acre
u y on q beautiful creek nllrd with trout
with a No. - ROAD directly 20 plorser
square and only 40 miles out You can
have the advantage 81 o Eraded school
only two or three blocks from your door
ana tho Vefy host uf nelNhhofa with
which 20 cast your lot You viii regret
" u you ictfthia chance 90 by
ADAMS a ADAMS
go Pioneer building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21

suited IN the death OF two persons
and the injury Of twenty. An In
coming train. which was several
minutes late had been given orders
% meet the outgoing train at Mount
Hope siding. This order was for
gotten. and the triens came together
az the outskirts OF Rochester.
Fireman Peter w. Putnam of
Rochester. aged 49, was crushed 20
death. Some of the wounded pas
sengern may die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21
TRAIN ORDERS
DlSOBEYED
Result-Two Trains Wrecked.
One Man Dead, Many Are
Injured

ROCHESTER,. \. Y. July 2i.--A
terrible collision Of two Lebigh VAL
isy passenger trains last evening re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21
KING GAINS
EACH DAY

coWEs. July n Teday's bulletin
says the kings wound continues To
heal satisfactorily. Tho king 10 gain
ina strength.
-
Hstchsrt Bros. pianos. iis Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21

Extra Quality Imported Tapestry
portiefe eurtaiun, IN beautiful
new color combination, az yards
long. b2 inches wide. long quad
ripple knaffed fringe. regular
200 g., ea salne 90 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21

Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar
Rains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21

H. becoming back
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21

Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21

Lost
fS5aT fSl4 ncna.rsss ~ief 77a. ~isk ".
gfteis ~ r. ~ Slrasf Elraes returm -
". W. o@~sll q, nsn M@suhe f9s - ~.
.vor HFxT-yyHyss ucons
HcTr1s ExNECA
Ger. yvrsf Ave- anf nrnsea n
c3<xn. bsnsy. cnsmfeffsbis.
Uegpt 81 uss Day sF Wssh
i1pss HfnaI AvnsHE
EtTlN AL toart fef lee EsrtI~n~a Il
private feruiir. within ~rNIxinx disssaes.
i@sl Hp-si -.
GRAND pAcryfc norxf, iiis ysfss are
ne- hs<ss~ as~is furnish~a. 81 sc*~<p.
prfees reefsf4ta.
TWO hoassknspinx fesns Furnished ~.
James srssfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-07-21

DkHINkS~ fNa&tEN
mfr on HOB a nohk
We esn s~il yos nlDs contrasts srrr fs-,
Surntsrs at actual oost Ju~t what has
been rsii IN On them. VITA these you can
~ . sa.la sssn.. sss /. rsnsa. g.g
nsonsY 70 tsslf al oeos. This J. The ~
a-nY corssany. aad ,hsy hsvs eeashs
" which siii b. siren a. application.
psusnbsr. fhis only costs yus o. % ger
nonih e e.n hesss. No interest. r.rty
ar issvlrE ths country. call Or a1.
as~-s Fsora "a Sullivan bsIisins
RAINIER BEACH.
ifoAEtgsfza<fns PARADISE.
pcn't delay iorsiur AZ this Eroreffyl ns
teeuilfaslr iocstsi - the shoFr u t.ake
Washington. et~ry lot within a lev steps
- sisctfir line. - fare. service fFom
IS a. N. % y =, ~. cleared ana rradsd
avenues Sidewalk. seca churches rchsals
selling fast and NJ wonder only iaf sTt
and - tof iarse aofcos lots AZ fa and
go down snd " month; iunt-r fef
X Etprevant norulngn AZ Rainier
Heaeh. Atssrne0ns ~ Boston bscch.
BUSINESS CHANCE
T7s- eprcrtuniiy - earn $3.50 a month On
tfTt0 Investment faes not come 70 yu,l
~v~sv day IN seattle; rs AZ established
cash arncerv. tre transient trade 10
tick run no delivery wasoa. don't 40
Noil. pisasan,iy si,aassas E~ rVnl, ieass
" wanted fresh stock. s~sAinr 100 bass
- -. eurAr. owner s4-nrinE 80 whole
sale business. only thus meaning bua-
ines answer. " A. care star
WE have a snap IN the way 81 a butcher
shop. "a ehQice iucatiun living rooms
horse and wagpn. for sale at y bargain.
y .. hgern To-. i11t Firsi ave.
FoW sAI.r-rrTr REAL ESTATE
on an investment % sTco a sure return 81
800 per month. For paffiruiarf. inquire
at I.Awrenec. poeN Second avenue.
f2to 90 20 loan
Twenty third avenue. splendid new house.
containing iarEr rponta. larne hath
won. psation thiler In fact. every
modern convenience. built Tor q home.
Rud A. altogether = very desirable place
handsomely Furnished Throughout, this
house Il Just completed and Will h. sid
az great sacrifices fof further par.
iiculafH lnduirc AZ a. Lawrence, post
Be- md avenue.
Lot oOri9o. situated 100 feet from corner OF
jackson street. AZ a harTain
business ici In North Seattle. 5000 In
ouife az
A. LAWRENCE,
pOsik second avenue.