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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-08-09


kkno yollr ~haLNe, "a big enough
crop in. Ohio State Journal. 555a@ Us. ).
His Experisnce.-"Whatw we need most
IA this coantTysp said the political re.
Rrmer, ID. amkhonest count" "They
ain't no such thing ," declared Mr.. Nu-
ritch. II know all about 'em, for my
daughter married one" Philadelphia
Press.
elbow power.-"1 tell you," said The
doctor, cts the man who can. push
himself along that succeeds best itn this
world" mot at ALL" replied the pro-
lessor. IT'S the man, who cahs shove
others out Of his way that succeeds
best Chicago Tribune.
:Face,ious Friend.-"well, have you
and your wife yet settled as to who is
speaker Of the house?".
Young husband-"Not yet. We usu-
ally occupy the chair tcgethsr.'
Sunny South-"De world owes every
man a living" Brake O'Day-''Yes;
but it costs more ter collect it Fdan wot
it's worth."-Puck
The. Bore-"Haven't met you sonJo-
where before?' The Other Man-"If
you have it was entirely unintentiqnal
on: my part, I assure ou."-New York
Journal.
Bizzer-"Mr Flatte is doing all he can
to; settle the coal strike" Buzzer-
What does he care?" Bizzer-Great
Scott. man! Didn't he burn two tons of
coal last r?"-Ohio State Journal
Stranger-"I> understand that there
has never been a court case in this
ne1ghborhood. The people here must be
very peaceable" Farmer Wayback-
"Tain't that; but you see the squire
lives1so far away, that by the time we
git there we forgit what we was quar-
re1in: about. New York Weekly.
Don't you think a mans personal
appearance may help or, hinder him a
great deal?" II do" answered Senator
Sorghum. s'take my own business, for
instance. A senator amt nearly so apt
to try to bully a felloW-statesman OF
an athletic and pugilistic- type as he is
an Understood man." go Washington
Star. -. ':~ " g.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1902-08-09
MISS GQULD THEIR GUEST.

from the New York Commercial A d:
Miss Helen M. Gould, 8: who, among
other numerous charities, is conducting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
LUCK n SUCCESS

The newly appointed superintendent esnrissary % the Mesie a
Ohio Railway, X. J. Titus. was a fw days since, only a steward Oh a.
~Ascn" dining ar.
An Alton passenger WA struck with the courtesy and efficiency
81 Titus IN his capacity as steward, This passenger proved to be q high
eHdsi Of the Mobile q ohie The higher position a oHesd and se,
espssd Titus Is hu. a. and will be tho younsss, superintendent et
dining ears in the United sts.ea
H sounds like a fairy tale. but there are many 20 match u resihf
q may be said there Is luck ~ e. PerhRp% But luck always SEEMS
70 be with the younu rn who Is worthy, ambitious and srerpsue, while
Il ever shrinks from and ssass the indoknt. the imprsvidsnt ard the
intempsrate.
The IS Of Titus Is but ore IN millions Of like sort The Same thing
is tskins place everywhere every day. .
The connection between ~orthiaess ard access, preparation md
achievement. Is not always - strfkinas direct as in ha ass, but the
eonneeton Is always there.
Ordinarily the read 70 success Is a hard one q toll Progress = :
uany slow measured In years. But whether enes advance DO s~ite r
slow. that read keeins At ~erthinaas and ends at success
There are 10 short cuts. The tempting, shaded b.. paths lead OF
Inss h ~osas ard are lost The main road may be hard ard anstSs but
IL "a straight and sure.
Msns a lite has been ruined b. waiting tor iuek
Luck does net come 10 the mar who waits for a. "a 10 Tor the man
who GOES after il and srasps Z.
u is Ter the man ~ho has prepared himself for ~ who a reeoa'
rize 4 and kro~z what 10 de with a.
maiden. ard. Ike the tickle maiden. i must be eeustsd after raaFrass
Il hssor. IL i il to be retained.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
The way TAG TRUSTS HAVE

The standard on Company seems 70 be IN picayunish business
when It enters into An agreement with the unpla'e trust 70 purchase
its supplies II a squire that necesstates the reduction ~ ne wase@
rad the tnplase employees To be ure. u has q right 70 by IN me
cheapest market. but by threatening TO 80 elsewhere u hS xftnMS
eonsp4rcd Il rb vast numbers o. American workingfnch tnpmts
can be made a. cheap perhaps. in America as anywhere n "s
threat 10 buy outside 81 the country was in all PROBABILITY mrfsy =
eudssi 10 beat the prices down. and not Al III inaAeeuse OF any pos
sibufty 81 It's obtaining the supplies elsewhere any cnesre han ms
tinrlate people could furnish them at the old scale 4 vases
In this connection the tnpate people have not shown n great
ambition 10 0 NJ right ming BY their employees They have merey
said: Accept a cut OF IS per cent TO enable Us o III MS CONTRACT r
the mills viii be closed for n time
They have OF Indicated in figures exactly why the cut u be
3 Ter cent IN order TO eauslize the price In all likelihood they WI
be making as much profit. II not more. out OF the contract under IN
new wag conditions than out OF their ordinary contracts under the
regular scale.
IN employer Of labor that Is the true friend OF labor woud hrss
have ut out all his ovn profits perhaps ~ have en'renehed on his
eserve before he would have made such a wage reduction PROPOSE
ton The tnplate trust has certainly made enough on' 81 III enor-
uou~ trade IN the asst few years 70 ave Justified running us plants
a few months W. in the sole Interest, OF the men that sweat IN IN
heat Of It's furnaces.
This Is n Of h principal reasons the people ss against N
trusts n . whole. They rot omy have n soul bot heart . sesans
The ~cr1inru4an o them 10 merely a numesr-a M = q are" en-
Thsr q not consider him a. an entity entitled 20 the consideration
that Should attach % svery toHsr In tho world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
Three CREMATORIES
TO Be CONSTRUCTED
tNsrEAo or ONE GENERAL GARBAGE DESTROYER. THREE
sMALL ONES ARE eoNrE INFLATED.

The probabilities are that when
the city council finally decides 60
erect a garbage eausnmlns plant.
three eFematatiea viii h. built in
ssead Of one.
This change in the original plans
WIS touched unun this morning dur
tina a conference between Health
hmeef Carroll aud Councilman
tttchton. chairman OF the city coun
ell committee on health and santa
ton
nr. Carroll recently visited Port
land for tha purpose ~ inspecting the
garbage ctemaluFN there aud return
ed enthusiastic over the matter. lie
y nav actively engaged Ia preparing
flans for 4 e~fenntafy plant IN this
eltt and VIII lay the scheme before
the council neNt month at the nrss
meeting of hat body after vacation.
If, eftchton = heartily ia favor OF
the efamatufY plan and IL aiding the
health board IN drawing up the or
.eiuauee authorizing the construction
OF the plant.
In Different Parts % the City.
m view ef the large area Included
in the city limits 81 seattle. Dr.
Carroll says the health heard viii
probably authorize the construction
.cf three small efemaiorius ia diner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
MURDER
AT HEART
a LOCAL SAILOR REcouNTs
ACTS OF lnHumAN CAPTAIN.

An adventurous career on the high
seas IL allotted TO q. W.. Murphy.
who for several years has been
prominently Identified with the local
branch Of the Seameu5a Union Of the
Pacific. Although he II n Of the
heroes fn q stirring sea tale BY
stevenson, called by Way Of Cape
Horn" his experiences. n written
up, would make the above story
sound fiat. Mr.. Stevenson went
from New York TO San Francisco
around the Horn In a Yankee clip
per. which he calls the Hosea Hig-
gins, and after a rough and exciting
voyage wrote Of his adventures In "a
book which ne called BY Way Of
Cape Horn Mr. Murphy. who waa
q sailor on the ship at that time, j.
prominently mentioned In b story.
The sideiighfs which he throws upon
the famous voyage. especially ="
those who have read the book, are
interesting. said he yesterday.
'sThe real name Of the ship was
the cyrus Wakefield and Of its skip
per. j. Henry, but the author had a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08

be called a blonde. she a a ON
piexion OF radiant beauty. She -
tail. athletic. with strong. regular,
but delicate and intellectual features.
She ~ a pleasant. gentle girl, barely
cut Of her teens.
The Nelson's live Ia an old FASH
toned house at 100 Eifth avenue. New
York. and are heirs OF the Gebhardt
fortunes
call him at Yale. Is only Il. and has
lust begun 10 enjoy a Fortune OF
ffO.000.000. Many Of his friends aay
that a love marriage n Just the
thing 10 save him from pursuing the
path OF extravaganza.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08

N~xxr~per Enterprfse Association.
Ramon again has u that the for
rnal announcement Of the engage
msnt Of Reginald Vanderbilt and
Miss Kathleen Nelson is soon to be
made.
The young couple have been sweet
hearts for months. and il Is stated
that the bar 20 their happiness was
the Arm opposition OF Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt. ST. The opposition has
been withdrawn and the social world
may soon hear. formally, what II has
expected for a long time.
Miss Nelson IL a beauty. Too fair
70 be called a brunette. too dark 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08

good reason for altering their names
in the book. for ne exptsed their in
human treatment Of the seamen In
strong terms. The Wakefield. once
almost the swiftest ship anOat, now
lies bleaching on the sands at Ma
Mia. where she was Deached by the
government less than two years
as worthless. The government had
purchased her for carrying supplies
around the Philippines.
Called at Seattle.
THE beautiful ship called at this
port frequently 10 years ago, and
Captain Henry was known here as
well as IN every port In the world.
Among those who but slightly knew
him he left "a good Impression. but
among sailors the world oyer he
was notorioualv known as an In
human monster, who cared less for
the life Of O Heaman than OF a rat.
Many years ago. a. Calcutta his
crew laid for him IN the darkness
with the Intention Of numbering him.
He was often unable 20 ecure crews.
He killed and maItreated sailors
wantOnly, but finally his career wan
closed as ignominously as that or
Tracy.
'The voyage he took In the Cyrus
Wakefield around the Horn immedi-
ateiy after that described In Mr..
steVenson's book was his last. Dur
Ing "A firRhtful squat Off the Cape
one night when he was providing
around the decks. NJ was his custom.
one u the sailors whom he had mai
treated, beat him on the head and
threw him overheard. He vas seen
90 go forward, but he w came
aft"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
PUBLIC LIBRARY

VIII Seattle ever have a public library Andrew Carnegie.
the famous phHnnthtnptc millionaire. has offered 10 build a. " the
city viii provide a site and ray Tor the maintenance Mhrn Mt.
Garuea4eA offer Mas made known the city council Immediately be-
tat t. east about fr a site. A final decision VAS made upon a
block at Fourth avenue and Madison street. The lot wa sold to
the city % George Meagham for ti0.0o0
Just then the trouble commenced. The city council had The
problem II deal with The council advertised for bda 20 take up
the bonds Al frat the bids wcrc r0tectrd BY the finance cpgnuit-
tee Of the council a = IL Wan considered that the rate Of interest
~ toa high. Lated the council committee got together and de-
caed TO accept the bid 81 penni1en. Prior A Co. 81 Cleveland,
The rate nf interest asked by them was $50 per cent. After re-
ieeftng the bid once the council finally accepted u. hut IN that
time the Cleveland people took a notion that they ala not care to
accept H.
city Comptroller Hlpfhngsr wrote them advising them 81 the
fact that their bid had been accepted. but they wired back and
asked Mr.. HipfnEsr To rrtufn their csrtifrd check and that they
would NOT aegept the bids Mr. fipunErr promptly refused 10 30
anything Of the kind. >untrsz they accept. their check Tor Geo
viii be forfeited 70 the city
Mr. RipInesr - In a auaniary over the affair. He u anxious
to serve the city and at the same time he wants To avoid all nee
ezsAry legal complications. lie has decided TO turn all the cor
fesnoudsnes In tie matter over 60 tho city council II - up TO
the council now. and they must take some action soon. The peo-
pie Of The city re anxious 10 se the rev library built Al soon As
possible
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08

parts ~ the city. Instead Of me
large on- ou the south end tide nntH
The cost nr the three small trcinh-
tories Will not be much greater than
.of one large one, ana the increased
eXrengH ~ maintaining them VIII be
more than made up in the aaviuK at
footed Ia the transportation OF Enfs
hege to the cr~emAtarieH
The cost ~ thethree plants viii be
bet wc~n $4,000 and st0.9oa and each
viii require the attention of twO men
while In operation. No provision a.
20 cost win be Inserted IN the ofdtn
ance. i-aviyE the city free 10 set a
competition upon loot among the
rromAtory huilderR Of witch there
are q dozen or mere In the United
states.
The locations.
The plants viii probably be put In
enc al OF near Lake linton. one cut
toward the Wulin Waiia addition.
directly east OF Pioneer square. and
one on the south end tide FATS The
last mentioned crentatury VIII serve
the entire business district
ur. carroll believes such a three
erematory plant viii serve the city
well FOR ten years, and al he en-
iAfgcd ~ need h~ before or aftef that
time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
FUNERAL OF MRS. MEREDITH.

The body q Mra Nellie Meredith
wfil arrive In seattle tonishs and
will be taken 10 charge hY Butter
= ORTIZ 4 soma The funeral vfif BE-
held from the First Methodist
Protestant charefs, corner of Third
avenue ard Pine street. at 2 o'clock
sunday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
sTockHoLnERs MEETING.

Notice IL hereby given q a meet
ing Of the stnnkhaidsrs % It's Seat
tie i4abor Temple Association. 10 b.
held ~ Western Central Labor
Unton hall. corner a0ftks street aud
Asg-nnh avenue. On Monday might.
uKas IA. tsoxs 20 consider preparn-
ton for the ~muFtxAgthx " the La
Dor Temple property 10 speure means
for the completion Of the building
and authorizing he beard % trustees
60 proceed NIth she work under the
plans adopted.
RoBT. ". MouLToS. Pres.
Hy order Of n President.
ar.as Eae ant Aa~
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sgioseoa nAmlLL

The body Of ]. ". Hafulii who
died at Pasadena. Cal. August ..
vas received by nuttsfworth a
sons last evening. Mr.. Hafnill for
merry lived at az comatock street In
this city. He was n member OF
Home Camp 80 zts. W. O. W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08

delay lopkinE a. this property it,
beautifully located ON fht shores nf Lake
Washington, every Dot within q Tow steps
OF electric line, De- fare. service from
Gao a. N. a. 70 =, M. ricarpd and Eraded
avenues, nidewnika, rnud churches. schools
stores, etc. FREQ woud and water lots
sailing fast and no wonder oniy SOS. xfA
and SO Tor large 10 foot lots, at So and
$40 down and 81 month. lumber Tor
building on terms also. Soc owner. C.
x. f~turtrvnnt. mnrniura. at unfuier
Beach, afternoons, "a 2 noaton block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08

hUN OR HliAsb a HOME.
We rnn sell you nine contracts very low
Numhfua a. actual cost. Just what has
been PAID Ia On them. with these you can
buy o. hnild q home, buy b ranch, pay
OF a mortgage you now owe. And Sc
you own o lot We can furnish you the
money 90 build at once, This o. the III
deity Company. and thcy lave bought
nnd huit hnmrn Tor twenty people, uhmea
or which Will no given on application.
Remember. this only costs you 81. 90 per
month tn own n hons. no lntcrvat. party
must soil theFr mini contracts. ~ they
ard leaving tho country. CAN or nd
dress room 60 sullivan building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
MURDERER SAYS a,nnocssr.

Fred - Hardy. Condemned 10 hang
at Nome September 10 foe the triple
murder OF Con and Fiorencs Snlif-
van and r. J. Rooney on unimak
island. June 9. 1901. has issued a long
statement 20 the public asserting hts
Innocence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD.

The civil service commission met
this afternoon 10 pass upon exam
inntfon papers and consider diaabii-
ify claims Secretary Circuit filed his
estimate for his department for 1909.
whfeh viii amount to 5000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
Ssssst OIL aaa Refining ca.

Second block of stock Of <o.cos
shares nearly all sold. That remain
ing yet & be had at ssc per share.
Those desiring stock viii do well to
act promptly. Early advance In price
ELLIS MoRrIsaoS. Asst sec.
Basement Mutual life bldg. Seat
lie. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08
Why Not Own Your Own Home

T. A. johnson. IS Hinekley Block.
corner Second and Columbia. has
eleven lots for sale. only Two blocks
from Madison street car line. The
price Is only ffzA. $3.50. f17s and 1900.
Terms OF payment. as down and $40
per month.
He has other property IN choice To-
cations. at ioEsat prices. and easy
payments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08

ktAu 4oIhMuN
Has lust arrived hEra ffum ths uysuntsinn
whrfs 10 hns4tea q nssfNeisesiY Nfh saa3
1ulue. Wt~rr NJ aslr hsd ever ffeaHYsA 81
trfufr. Nlna NaUa4aA haa mete hares
o. fhn n1nat suudsffai rruilrtinus tae
uffH has ever tnaan. Ma pf~ftrtri
tns uaiFrafar aaxa nse pN4fts hefase it
hat4sfset and fuf-fnia TIE aa~HasssnsfBea
~ President Mckinney $50 day before "a
hsrI~ned. and predicted the are utsak
occurred IN Portland IN fpE
n guu have tna1tis in gn4r family he rau
refanFe u sr1 s~uafantse ~ o. - reffu4n-
snny removed ~ ruu have fhs hisss
- are iFsIsnisut. ~ caa featare guur
harffne.
u1u faii a. sss fhs uuuasrfai Kin9 Hafa.
uun lie has q private once a. the
truAhsrss. Ices Thiri avenue. HcaFn -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08

ffOfft. 10 fas8a nlreiF farntshsd. test
safiaa. atup aWefl ssiznh. cigar sfaad.
baft@r at4nd ami tafEr xfaseasu tfN4
tearano IN the FAtanHt Nuasat cor DC
fAtrrtai RkeAue aft1 Mhin stfefa In
~uife ~ hrfsi unfcr. Herman 1uanits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08

Professor Wilson a. Ranka Hall
Monday and Friday evenings Pri-
vafe lessons daily.
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s sss5l 81! s5l : SATURDAYS STORE NEWS
RO0r1
LADIES' GOODS

Ladies' uuuEuiH kid Okf1td. pat
ent tips hand Hrwrd. good Went
ntyiinhi selling ~ Mi.25
Ladies Viri Kid Oxfordu. with In
lnid matt itid tops. pretty pat
terms. $3.50 value selling al
sstttff astfs+fs tsttsttt Ee@stb
Ladies' ifid Diana Low SHOES with
congress gofinE, neat fitting.
pair ttttfsssstr sftftfffss Ntsfp
Ladies Patent Leather OHfnrds.
genuine Goodyear Wclteh scwed.
regular $500 value, selling az
$500. .-...... ..... a2.sU
Ladies Nicl Kid OEfarda. heavy
ndxitlt. rope stitched extension
edge rolUH military heel, So 90
value. selling "a $3.50
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sesns Sunday on AK Beach.

Take the usN fast steamer Reed.
from LAZY HoEardus dock. every
hour on the hour. ssc round trip.
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Fletcher q Carpenter. realty bar.
gains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-08-08

t250-Restaurant, half Invoice, good
location; money maker: viii bear
closest investigation reasons for
selling. 1908 Third avenue.
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TOWELS FOR LESS

TOWELS FOR LESS
Size ise4s ttuek Towels veil worth
st=so. selling at s.-...-... BE
Size itxzs Linen Ifuek Towels.
hstnHied ready Tor ws, iaMe
NataN tstttasas stsstn I've
ifxat linen Huek Towels. extra
weight, henHed ready Tor nae
s0a value .ssssssafssffttts+s t5c
Else tkxa9 Cream Turkish Towels.
good Nsar. fahe value. at...fuc
size tAxsA Cream Turkish Towels.
extra heavy double thread woven.
@F Nalna Hoe
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Dunlap. real estate - Union block.
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urtr -wANrrp-rrnALs

HOTEL Cook. $40: woman cook. good
wages mattresses. ehnmhermaida.
day women, 80 Rencfni girls FOR
house work. man on farm. $50. room
and board. laundry help. factory
help and labOrers for city. IL you
want reliable help, phone Main 500.
Queen city Employment Bureau,
1871 Third avenue.
aaaaa-
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FOR EkLEasa to SO sseh. t1ta IN fai.
larl Gilman PARK Haret addlfieas the
aEst tsf n kiaz CsaatF. thls pugqefr
vac tzksn "a asstsass aad Gid for sIog
% f4a each to faaHs Aea. We are naa
efsHfHAs esHne HHd Hattinz 8aaH side
NHtkN Tffu1a s. cash af.d o. Per manth.
,1ts IN ~ taF1s g haiis.d Sc VI q
Ham aaFnsf sscfad hnd Lean ARsuaee.
haii4H4- e. J ". Nhseisf. owner. ;
Nniep block eity. tel. Msia al.
conS1l ~. hauaY 70 RAluier Heights
holiERT MA1fhf. 40 New York Block
ffs To siso EACH. ehoss. hsiidlne Iass
nFsf STATE University, On hish. dry
NfpamA The rev fasiheh cedar River
water main 20 Ffeunni and ballard goes
directly anFaas the asi1iHiun THIS r4ps3-
cry - perfectly DRY IN winier auring
eruss ths addition. A ne rsirs ana
terms Il T. the hest property affared for
aeinrs -na rgreniatteu o. Investment. -
lots not hAif - ssshtit. same location.
ate selling faf $50 each. I have 70 sell
thiH property before ~ euatFHei esrifea.
- 4 eannet be renewed ~ Shove pfice
f@a viii act As bsaaat Of Increase IN
Nalas call Il tbs orlcs and have y
man 80 with you. Terms $40 cash and
We per mealh. J. ". Wheeler. Is rblon
block. ia Fsfst svnnus. tel Main al.
coy IlrrLE HoME-Ia naiiarA. ? iot..
sss-s~a and ienssd. ana IN gardsn. 2
balance On time
RonsRr aAtfnr. 40 New York Block.
BALLARD pRopERTY-a lots mattnR
etout aEfes4 thoroughly cleared aud
~Ffnhhed. Al IN Karien. enrineed N ries-
TAIN chicken HOUSES.
Eohhttf AALIhf 80 Ns~ York BiOoA
500 BUYS = nice 80 acre tract between
hFattie and Tacoma. west q Kent. Is
sores partially rlsarra. Eaed soil
hulttltf aALfat, 40 Rev YORK Block.
RICH BOTTOM LANDS aores. partiaiiy
Improved Gloss to small town. handy 10
RonEnr MALruY. 40 New York block
WATER FRONT on N. sound. leo acrss
faciuH nice breach. 0ursthifd bottom land.
balance level uulnnd. - acres cleaned.
orchard 40 bearing trees. email fruits,
chicken houses. natl and rrscafiss ds.
ny.ist Il house daib free o. oharHs.
R6fE6r MALrpY. 40 New Yora BLOCK.
enEAP HOME
Y n LoI tssa s2s DOWN, $40
FuL HutE FIN PLACE q GAR.
DEN AND CHICKENS. nEAUrIFuL
NikN, CLOSE 70 SCHOOL AND CAN
FlcE uILLMAN STATION. oRrEN
LAKE cAR
HIL1.MAN's beautiful lake front addition
Is now on tho market. nearly rOa lots roid
IN thf last few daFa. Saa 70 kifa each.
" down. - monthly. lumber sold en-
payments same as rent - men nov lays
tnE new rfnnh itnWalka IN front Of sech
lot money returned n dissatisfied after
one year. 10 extra men will be on
grounds Sunday 20 chow unaoid lots. Come
quick. see owner. fftiimHn. once end Of
present Green Lake ear itne.
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JUST THE THING
This II just what you want, one 81
our 8-acre tracts for n home, they
are Of this best kind Of soil. part
bottom aud part upland. they are
nicely ipeases1 just north Of isouad-
AIRY line uf city and aniy short dis
tAnre frtfa tao coed car IineH. We
are holding this property from $50
tsr aere ~. If you want a nice
handy home. call and see Us. phone
james ISIS.
ADAMS A. NICHOLS,
Room ~. igs Second avenue.
Two lats. hssas aaa bars Al interbzs. oniy
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g fa-lsa hiss .at : lass n Qas~a Anne
htftl Efatef street. $40
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Arns Bib. t1fts.
7nsHn nssssFn hoase haa fai near Capitol
bill aEAo
= - on oassa Anne hit n ssssa Al anee
e'alss o esf line On queen Aass hfl "a.
Ira aus. $50
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