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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-26

State Center friends will be pleased
! to know of a Cedar Rapids party, given
for Miss Bertha Mershon, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. N. A. Mershon, formerly
of that place. The Republican says:
"Miss Bertha Mershon, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. N. A. Mershon, was ten
dered surprise party Saturday after
noon, in honor of her 18th birthday.
Twenty little girls were invited
from until O'Clock, and We're amused
with games of various kinds. A birth
day feast was served at 1870. A gold
locket containing pictures of her par
ents was presented to Miss Bertha by
her young friends and a number of her
older friends gave her gold chain"
Lake City Graphic: Chart Arney and
family left the city yesterday, after Il
brief visit with Mr. Arney's parents,
for Marshalltown. On Dec. 1 Mr.. Ar
ney will report at Washington, d. c.,
where he will assume his duties as
private secretary to Senator Fred r.
Dubois, of Idaho. They will return to
Idaho early in April, as the short SEES
sion of congress closes on March 4,
and will again visit their relatives and
MANY friends In this locality en- route
to their home in the far west. Mrs.
Arney will be remembered in this com
munity as Gertie jerks. She resided
here from girlhood with her parents,
who were well and favorably known to
the early settlers Of Lake City,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-11-26

Miss Louise E. HOLSTER, of Minne-
sofa, national organizer of the Y. w.
c. Il. u, will make a serie of addresses
in this district, commencing at Albion
tonight. She will speak at Gladbrook
on Friday evening, Vienna Saturday
and Montour Sunday. On Monday, Dec
/, Miss Hollister goes to LaGrand and
Tuesday she will be at st. Anthony 1t
had been expected that she would
speak here, but as the present does not
seem to be an opportune time for the
organization of q local " the address
has been postponed.
The first dancing party of the season
among the younger set, was given at
the Pilgrim Tuesday evening, when in
vitations We're issued by Mr.. George
l. Owings. In the neighborhood of
twenty-five couples were present and
enjoyed an excellent program of TWEEN
ty dances. The dining room was clear
for the occasion and the Marshalltown
Harp Orchestra furnished the music.
Those present from out of the city
were Miss Lola Sopher, of Anamosa;
Miss Pearl Dreese, of Carroll, and Mrs.
S. M. Rogers, of Chicago.
About a dozen OF the friends and
neighbors of Mrs. Frank Weaver most
pleasantly surprised her at her home
900 Iowa street, Tuesday evening to
remind her that the day was the an.
niversary of her birth The guests
presented Mrs. Weaver with a hand
some rocking chair as token of thei:.
esteem. The evening was spent So
cially, refreshments being served by
Mrs Weaver. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Lage, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Psenicka, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wallace,
Miss Carrie Borchardt, Messrs Sam
uel Wengert, j. G. Leutennegger and
Frank Borchardt.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-12-06

cumstanees in the northern sections OF
the country Like in Norrland, Swed-
en-, there has been a crop failure and
a great many of the farmers are at
a loss to know what to do to get
through the winter.
The ''Harstad Tidende" was recent
Iy sold to T. Klinge for $4,000 crowns.
Mr.. Klinge has been in the newspaper
business for more than twenty five
years and has once before been the
owner of the above mentioned publica-
ton.
Puccinis opera La Boheme" is at
present being rendered at Bergens' the
alter. The leading roles are taken by
Nine. Sperati Jordan and Nine. Ma
talie Hansen, Hedenmark, Wiers-Jen-
sen, Knudsen and Rasmussen.
The enga cement of T. Frolich to
Miss Elise Thaulow, daughter of F'rits
Thaulow, the Norwegian artist, has
just been announced. Mr.. Frolich is
the well-known Danish baritone.
There are altogether twenty-four
linotype machines in use in Christiania
at the present time. The first linotype
machine was introduced in Norway in
1898.
There are eighteen bankruptcies
recorded in Christiania for the month
Of October. This is the largest num-
Der of bankruptcies on record since
1899.
The prize offered by King Oscar for
the best biographical sketch Of Count
Herman Wedel-Jarlsberg has been
awarded Professor Yngvar Nielsen.
Eleven laborers were accidentally
buried in a clay pit in Dunderlands-
dalen Nov. Il. Of the eleven only
three were saved
Hotel 'Firda," formerly Hotel
''Bjorgvin," near the so-called Nykirk-
en- has been sold to P. Teigland for
$4,000 crowns.
Abraham Hesselberg, of Christiania,
has been appointed consul general for
the republic of Mexico.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-12-06
NORWAY.
ChFiStiania.

Speaking to the Norwegian Liberals.
paper of this city urges the Inaugural
ton of shorter sessions of the stOrthing
as a cure for political incompetence.
The present members, who are paid by
the day, sit almost continuously and
habitually mix in the administrative
affairs of the government. Verdens
Gang proposes small fixed salaries
along with shortened sessions and
argues that the brief sessions would
enable more competent men to accept
legislative positions.
Complaints are being heard on all
sides as to tile hardships entailed on
the poorer classes by high price of
American pork, which has actually
doubled since 1900. The importations
of American meats have also de
creased until now to one-tenth of their
former value Inasmuch as there has
been no increase in the Norwegian tar
if, the situation is attributed to the
maneuvers Of the American meat
trust.
Emperor William has in all made
eleven gifts of 1000 crowns toward
the restoration of the famous cathe-
dral at Trondhjem. The money Civ
en- by the emperor is invested in the
Trondhjem Savings bank on deposit
and will be applied for some particu-
lar purpose as directed by his majesty,
whose knowledge of the details OF
Gothic style of architecture is surpris-
ing.
Many farmers are in destitute cir,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-12-06
RANSOM COUNTY, N. OAK.

ssPFfsis Frcs g5 ps4 acfs
Total $3.50. Terms 5000 cash.
aeTeS cug ga ro 49, acres n7sT Ge
ad 6s s M a
dfanagH e HoufS bRrP and S g. ges School,
ats Pfce SS pe gcf S Fota @
Terms to be arranged
No All uncultyatsd No waste l Hna
prars Black oa SCH eay and sOs0 arket M
suTTog g51d setteTS AeIea1
18o cu1tiya ei t 800 acre Bs uG;
se cs No su bsf
@ 90 ac1e 1a $685. eTs to Be
Ne eutG ;i sf 1 s6 ae5Hs N6
o. SchP Pce a sd 90 n nsf
a oa @ TFs 6 be- aFFSnged
No Taste len o LeXe1 pra ad BaSk
4 n2ent son FAX Isoz0 &C., neS
Market miles Price $1,000 per acre. Total $780,
Nj % mo Il aca IT,
g. Bs2n sa s G2saary WstGreS p Ef
SdoS Pea s ma pf acre Toal 6 FERNS $780,
cash, bal. per cent.
No BacR 9a ssS
e g. P 4HHss Dain ez an9 cRoo on
9 eaf Tota @ Te1m9 sper
cultivated. Is meadow. 215 acres PASTURE 81
acres timber. Black loan SOIL clay subSo!l WatereSa
Good 14x22x12 fit. posts wing l2x1SXlz
#. posts Granary 14x16, shed on each end NJ KK'
Englevale II miles Norwegian neighborhood Fr1ce
S2O.21 Total $500 Terms $685. cash, bal per cent
No. 130.-245 acres. 21o acres cultiyated 50 acres
meadow. 2acres waste. Rolling prairie Black l9an
SOIL clay subsoil aopse log 14H6S grannEy iIeso
School u miles. Market miles Norwegian neighboT-
hood. Price $500 per Total S4655. Terms S2oooO
cash.
soil. NP.R .R Postofice Plymouth mile: Mixed
neighborhood Crop to be reserved Price Sl9Oo per
No go acTss fu tG ed 10 6av as5f b
soil by we'll. House 1926 barn 8x Co. gran
airy 14x14 N.P.RR. P. Q. Miller, a mile School z
mile Market miles. Norwegian peeighborhood'
pasture. Black loan soil. Watered by well. Small
house Barn holds thirty head of stock WlndmIl
P Q. H2 miles School 12 n1idsS5. Market ~
Total $3.50. Terms $224O. 90 cash.
No. 143.-112O acres of good land as there is IN
North Dakota. lies nine miles North of Lisbon. ~
acres in CROP acres fenced pasture This farm is
etc Price, if sold in parcel, $22. 90 acre
No. 6s 100 acres under cultivation Price Sl45O per
Total $232O.OO.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1902-12-06

sted 50 ae1e5 esdo oes eny a6ns se
fe a soSoo 80 @ # e
per Terms Is cash.
c nj env qGB fsbd aces f
SOP Price Psq acr Tr p a
beT all along ereeE 1oan so caY uGgo
miTes e sfi eteSk niles
$1,000 CASH ''7''' pe' "'e' 1e'A'S
oaa sd a% fad Gen b we'll Gng Rafk
g bfd
No 1O3-sO acres. 40 acres cultivated 40 acres I'M
eultiyated Gently 5olng; Bask l9an1 gQP Gay
School rods MARKET miles. Price si5.5o per acre:
No s Al eultiyated . eaqqx
psr acf i5o @ " on
time, 6 per cent.
een % snd Bfic2 os s 9
Rose ood pSoF soRdon Barn o Y sRda
miles Farm in ezeeilen e eonditioH 1 PFice
e f R,se
9am sol , Gay S5so Good s drana aE N 6ieS
Surrounding settlers American Price S4 90 per acre.
Terms $264O cash Balance per cent.
No. 1S-16O acres. All Wild level good soil and sub
soil miles south of Engevale Price $50 if
taken once Terms easy
No. 1880 225 acres cultivated 81 mea-
by s
Scandinavian neighborhood. Price $3.50 per acre.
Total $3.50. Terms to be arranged.
No. 123.-160 $50 acres cultivated 10
dow. No waste land, level Black loan soil clay sub
12x12. Barn 40x6O (Shng le Granary 70x26x14 NPRR.
p. o. Smiles School 4 mile. Market6 miles Nation
elity of surrounding settlers mostly American Price
No: 1914 1920 acres. 1865 acres cultivated. 145
CULTIVATED. o waste land. 10 acres timber. Black
barn. NJ :R.R:. ?. o. Z mile School Market 10
Nationality of surrounding settlers mixed.
Price $24 90 Total $44O. Terms half cash
No. 125.-16O acres. so cultivated. ITO
Drainage House 4x28x12. Kitchen 12x12. Stable
(boardl 32x28. Mp r. r. P: o. IL miles. School II
settlers mixed Price per Total 5000. Terms
2400 all cash.
No 126.-16O acres cultivated 12O uncu
prarie 50 acres timber. Black loan soil. clay sub
soil Watered by rye5 DTaiPage 5iver Fns house
School mile. Market 10 miles. Price $23 90
Total $780, Terms be arranged
No. 127.-16O acres All uncutvated No waste land.
All prairie Black loan soil, clay subsoil. Good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
THE BLIND
GODDESS
With Equal Poise the Scales
Before Her Balance Pun
ishment and Crime

The condemnation proceedings for
tho White river drainage ditch. which
have been going on In Judge Emory =
department for 50 long that the
memory OF man runneth not 60 tho
contrary. finally ended yesterday
with a general verdict OF the jury IN
the uncontested cases. those con-
tested having been previously dis
posed or.
The case OF Annie Vowel against
the iEsaquah Coal Co. In Judge En-
ory's department. for tis.0o dam
ages for causing the death OF her
husband. has only gotten good
start. and viii be resumed on Mon -
day. Several employees Of the com
pany yesterday gave important ties
timony for the plRlnlin.
Marry nevington was found guilty
OF grand larceny yesterday BY jury
In Judge drinin's court. lilo was ac-
cused OF taking some clothes and
other articles from his roommate.
lie had an associate In the theft.
James Sutherland. who pleaded gull
~ and was fined $50 and costs. and
Is now serving Il out in the county
jail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

Protests against the Improvement
have been filed, tho property own
ers claiming that the plankinE on the
street IL In perfectly good condition
and II would he useless expense 60
pave Il at present.
IL was expected that the proposed
fegrade OF Second avenue from Pike
street 60 Denny way would be TAX
en- up. but no majority petition for
The Improvement has yet been filed.
Several other street improvements
were taken up and discussed.
A petition from tho Washington
volunteers association. rcmonHtrat.
ms against the leasing OF Fortson
place was read. No action was taxi
en-. but the matter viii come before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
ROUTINE is
DISPOSED or
', Tom i',ee Cleans Uo ITS
'aDle for Its Successo,

very lengthy se.s,o, j., a..
ii -. Committee o. the H., -
Va - nsd yesterday. Tine ohtaet
fss,ssw dispose N mi ,oa,, ~ opJset
ii nature before ~ 49,, 81, ~
y paas.s soniLHlttee viii recommend
,,sasd N y ne ordinance intro
..sfnsa pro, .o,uheii By Councilman
IN Kssrs. 'ulnk Tor the placing N
s.sfssts h 49,. IN the cornerh Of the
~ street, ,i,lptla n the city where
- guard. ~ n paved with asphalt
hs cornsr W intended % prevent
'isakine ~ ,,'kes of the wnlka nom
ne stree, : p First avenue from
" ana ~ Denny way was tak
Va eselssa alsoussed, but no action
upon ~ the Committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
LESS THAN 10 CENTS A DAY
FOR A HOME
We LEAD. orHfss FOLLOW

TAKE OUT CONTRACT NOW
Money paid for Rent OF Interest II
Lost.
deus.
Ala the housewife and make bread
winner happy.
THINK OF IT. s. IS monthly for
a 5000 home. NO INTEREST. So
lect your home where you please. or
build just such house as you want.
WE PAY FOR 1T. or We viii pay
on your mortgage. what load that
interest has bseni Relief Is at hand
through the
OREGON MUTUAL
HOME SOCIETY
REFERENCES Any Rank or Com
msrciRi House OF standing in Port
land. Oregon.
72.-7zs NEW YORK BLOCK.
SEATTLE. WASH.
Telephone Red No. tf9s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
Ninth Ward Republicans

A Republican rally Of the people
Of the Ninth ward VIII bo held to-
night at /. O, %. v. hall at FIRE.
mont. Mayor Humea In expected %
be present and deliver short al q.
dress. NJ. J. Lund. Republican can
dldate for eouncil from the Ninth.
Will also speak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
| 4 ROCUES'
GALLERY
IonsIlus,ltutlon Will Soon
Be Started
RECORD OF CROOKS
sn.I. Criminals Are Easy Game
Tor Photographer

LA. IA now on foot toes
- 4 national ''rogues gallery"
49,. .S,ngton. n G. 20 be under
4 Ns.'s-x'slon 81 the police depart
~ - "a ,hat city. The object is to
fess : National center OF lden-
zzn = ser the police % the Unit
rlsa.s ss The movement Is gcner-
4 $500 unon with favor by the
~ ~. .hIsts IL the numerous depart
- 4 rs country Mai. Sylves-
- .,sssly u 81. Louis. but now
w " 80 Washington police. Is at
- .a 4 the PROJECT and has Civ
" . srsaf deal os thought. lie
..ked every chief % police
- .n.nsry 20 contribute. and
ssry ena has Eignificd his In
49, 49,. 4 ssring 10 make the insti-
-. 4 erslete success.
cziasl Illnesses
- ~ ; 20 have a gallery that
....ss the pictures, or mugs
,.~,,s efflelally termed, OF every
msrsaaL There are very few
~. safsments in this country
.s.sA ~ have a rcgues' gallery Of
49, ssn Tns Seattle department
vsrv complete one. II con-
80 .Aaat q thousand pictures. and
- n thsrn are Of famous GRIMM
= M most interesting r. prob
~ ,hat ~ Tom Blank. the famous
-r~stvr and desperado who was
go ~ shsrlfEs posse near Kent,
~ thrilling career % crime.
Packer Tnsir Faces
NJ process q photographsng the
@Dssrs who are IN JAIN on the
= .ericus offences Ia an interest
| ~sndy. A fex % them really en-
80 process. bat the great major
attempt TO avoid the ordeal BY
Nmca and once in a while they
= y a.swulse themselves by STRAIT
4 rslhods. Often the proofs Of
\ .ktsres come 10 the detective In
hrss In bad shape. Again.
rxssrs wiz sometimes screw their
~ rfe shapes that are absolutely
z-~rsrlrahle. Just at the time
s,x tie picture is 10 be taken the
ze.ssf GETS up q r1cker that sp0tls
10 pate These men give the Of
sss d kinds OF trouble.
wensn Are E4ay
~ afrral vanity Of the female
a nakss that class % prisoners
- . Photograph They usually
rs knd fuss before being taken
) a Fslisry. They submit grac-
znF b the operation. and watch
rrzAy for the arrival OF the
nx&
sxIEs vii contribute pictures 70
= axznal gallery and reap It's
z< The national gallery will
rl4T - begun in q few weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

We have lots and houses in all pArts
Of the city, at all kinds OF priessl
some income property paying 80
per cent. on the Investment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
MAYOR HUMES
TALKS POLICY
Two Well Attended Republican
Ward Meetings Held

The Republicans held two ward
ward meetings last night. one at OFT
mans hall In the Second. and one IN
the Masonic temple In the Firth.
Both meetings were well attended
and enthusiastic.
The most interesting feature Of the
Fifth ward meeting was a speech by
Mayor Humea, In which ne relter-
ated his belief that hts policy Is IA
vorcd by a majority OF the cltizena
OF Seattle. lie said he would not
promise 20 suppress the vices for II
could not be done. and that the man
who promises 10 do 30 n a fraud and
n hyprocrite.
Mitchell Gillian. John RipInger,
Matt IA. Gormley and Ellis Morri-
son. all candidates on the Repuhii-
can ticket. also addressed the meet
ina, and J. G. Murphy closed.
The second ward meeting was al
dressed by John r. Humphries. W.
T. Scott and Abram kistlcr. the lat
ter the Republican candidate FOR
ward councilman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

$500 will buy fine corner on Eleventh
avenue, near Denny way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

ReIehsr, Bros. pianos. 40 Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

Lizzie I4aFevre. an insane woman
recently released from the asylum.
was again arrested by Detective
Ryrnes and ratrolman Thompson
last night. she viii b. examined by
the county officials.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
ALY TARS
IN A DANCE


S~zty snc4ny" IL somswha I
scalrs zrz1x ~ tackles on shore.
lors u VAR tFsaE. but that does
aos rcp I'm IL bit from having
= nae s1is. go .ncs among them
se.Fo sfen aFTsrf-s1gy offers.
saea a. oee4Aes happened last
nisnl y Fzs d iss back room OF a
Der p&rior. m aexnpany began to
ssssmois aeazE . o'clock and half
- nouf nlss 9aneing was fast and
rAriol& TsSsr Thomas orchestra
s11St thsfs bet a mouth organ In
- ace q a accomplished organizer
me- good substitute.
Ins @eAss,sa began the grand
s1sa Ezsic win MY Psari's a
Sexs'J GrL Of course. there could
~ uAhi march % waltz music,
- ~ treat Promenade part OF ali
A..ses vas dispensed with.
-&xs your partners for a waltza
..-s.ed ne caller from a distant
-. ne invitation was unnsces-
~ ior before the orchestra had
-a.ss = couple OK bars OF that ia
:. - seFsry llit the floor was stud
-. ~ walters Then the music
!, $500 2 Just One Girl" Soma
I ~ Walters thought fhls was an
NN1Af0l 70 sing hrA fhav atfrv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

GREAT NORTHERN LAND CO.
COMPANY.
Phone, Main csc. ss4-375 Globe bik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

800 will buy ona 81 the choicest icts
on Beacon hill eoxi2o. magnificent
view.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

- snurlIng feet on the floor
sven a sirocco Of dust that
:. 1sNea on some 0f the warbiera
~ Faltz vent on. There was
sYeeial Effort made al styie. some
! ns couples never thought Of re-
$3.50 snd y soon became a dizzy
sAzs '-'ssssa~ ceased AFTER a
80. Ut wid De dance: let 10Y be IN
80 as exclaimed a tar. while big
= 49,. psFspiration covered his
a. .ss orchestra started I'D again and
l.zy whiri continued. Tire next
NAs % BE- plain auadriiie. but
~ Isn salt. whose grandparents
Is ,s.snt him the minuet. Insisted
:, rs majority Of the dancAra eot,la
- nlnnei and considerabie cons,,,
prevailed. Even the orchessra
n - 80, II struck % Come All
ma ~. sailors. and the old salt
~ go proposed the uinust got
msr -. .tsreation with the leader
"a Tanted a JacOblte melody that
.s-,,i g.ayed early IN tho eighteenfh
ssvs- The orchestra said he'd
~. nrefo u. and besides his he'll
f,f,t - dry. Everybody fook q
r,ess. ne polka that followed the
o,.,., ~ a hop1inR success.
r,s,,s. o. a few kicked sbfns THE
IA - 20 much "oh he fovf,fs
ky.d Pt,s I, hIlarity. everybody en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

$500 will buy beautiful lot on Twsa-
tieth street. near jefferson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

$500 VIII buy four room house at In
torbay, including two and ons-haif
lots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

1900 will buy beautiful siE room
house, with basement. loo 6oxisoI
everything new. easy terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

tfiss win buy nice six room house On
good location on ear line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

1880 viii buy seven room house Nm
Ballard. city water lot S0xl00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

1900 will buy eight room house m
Brooklyn, closets, bath room. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

Or. waEEoner. dentist. Globe block
-
Fletcher a Carpenter, realty bar
rains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

fs0o will buy fine lotz on Queen Anne
hill, b0xi00. on car line. fine view.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

ti6a vii buy nice iots In Ballard.
Fremont. South nyron on INTERPLAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
SPECIAL BARdAfNs.

The time 10 buy is when It's a poor
time to sell. just now IL between
seasons ana it's one OF the best
times 10 buy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01
Sherman, Clay & Co.
I'll Second Ave.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
REAL ESTATE
GREAT NORTHERN LAND 90.

GREAT NORTHERN LAND 90.
ti6a vii buy nice ioss In Ballard.
Fremont. South Byron on INTERPLAY.
ssoo will buy fine loss on Queen Anne
hill, b0xi00. on car line. fine vtaw.
t7oo will hny ona % the choicest bcts
on Beacon hill eoxi2o, magnificent
view.
$500 will buy fine corner on Eleventh
avenue. near Denny way.
$500 will buy beautiful lot on Twea-
tioth atreet. near jefferson.
tiise win buy nice six room house On
good location on car line.
1900 will buy beautiful siE room
house, with basement. loo 6okisoI
everything new. easy terms.
1890 viii buy seven room house Nm
Ballard. city waterl lot Soxl0o.
1900 will buy eight room house IN
Brooklyn. closets, bath room. etc.
$500 viii buy four room house at In
torbay, including two and ons-haif
lots.
We have lots and houses in all parts
OF the city, at all kinds Of pricasl
some income property paying 81
per cent. on the Investment.
GREAT NORTHERN LAND CO.
COMPANY.
Phone. Main CSC. sS4-3a5 Globe bik.
SPECIAL BARqAINS.
The time 10 buy is when It's a poor
time TO sell. just now Is between
seasons ana it's one OF the best
times 10 buy.
81. 900 for newly furnished modern
steam heated hotel. nets over $500
monthly. elegant furniture. long
and valuable lease.
$4,000 for Groom new housei nets
$500 monthly; long lease.
fi700 for 20 rooms: new house: new
furniture. bargain.
1000 Tor 10 rooms, nets SEQ over rent,
$3.50 for 10 rooms. close In: nets $50
over rent.
$3.50 for . rooms; nets $40 monthly.
$500 for restaurant: on terms: re-
ceipts over $50 daily.
1900 for restaurant. new ana oleank
good location.
Anything you wish in a husinoss.
LEITHEAD AND WILBUR
zoe Washington Block.
WHY PAY REMIT
We can sell you homo (any size) on
monthly payments: equal only %
rent; see ms for particulars.
CITY REALTY Co,
3i4 Washington Building.
BUSINESS COLLEGES
WANTED-Ladies to learn teiea,
raphy, day or evening, WESTERN
TELEGRAPH SCHOOL. Safe pc
poslt Building.
FOR SALE
FOR SALl1-New stock OF shoesi
good location; reasonable rent: witt
sell AT Invoice ID. II. SHEARHR
q CO., W Hinekley Block. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

BUSINESS COLLEGES
WANTED-Ladies to learn telea.
raphy, day or evening, WESTERN
TELEGRAPH SCHOOL, Safe De-
poslt Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-01

$500 for restaurant: on terms: re-
ceipts over $50 daily.
1900 for restaurant; new ana cleans
good location
Anything you wish in a husiness.
LEITHEAD AND WILBUR.
zoo Washington Block.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-12-20

Note Heads, Bill Heads, Letter Heads
and all kinds OF Job and Commercial
Printing neatly and promptly executed
at the Star Oni0e.