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MEDICAL examiner
OF the United States Treasury Recon-.
mendS Pe-ru-na.
The Women Also Recon-
mend Pe>ru>na.

Miss Blanch Grey. l74 Alabama svreet.
Memphis, Tenn, u society woman Of
Memphis, writes:
ITO q society woman whose nor
vous force Is often taxed to the utmost
from lack Of rest and irregular meals
know OF nothing which 10 OF so much
benefit rs Peruna. took 1t few
months ago when ! felt my strength
giving away, and IL soon made itself
manifest In giving me new strength
and health. Miss Blanch Grey.
Mrs. y. Schneider, 2iO9 Thirty-sevcnth
Place. Chicago, ILL.,, writes:
"After taking several remedies with
out result, l began last year to take
your valuable remedy, Peruna- was
q complete wreck. Had palpitation of
the heart, cold hands and feet, female
weakness, no appetite, trembling, sink.
ing feeling nearly all the time. fon said
was suffering from systemic catarrh,
and l believe that received your help
In the nick of time. ] followed your
directions carefully and can say to-day
that am well again. cannot thank
you enough for my cure"
Pcrunn cures catnrrh wherever locnt-
ed. Peruna Ii not n guess nor an expert
| ment-it Is nm absolute scientific GER
| tainty. Peruna has no substitutes-no
rivals. Insist upon having Pernna.
A FREQ book written by DR.. Hartman
on the subject Of eafarrh In It's differ
enf phases and stages. viii DO sent
free to any address by the Pcruna
Mcdicinc Co.. Columbus. Ohio.
Catarrh Is u systemic disease curablc
only by systemic treatment rem
edy that cures catnrrh must aim directly
ut the depressed nerve centers- This Is
what Pcruna docs-
II you do not derive prompt and salts
factory results from the use of P.runa.
write at one. TO DIR. Hartman. giving n
full statement of your case and he Will
DO pleased to give you his valuable ad-
vicr gratis y
Address DR.. Hartman, President OF
| Tho Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus. o..
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sRIoANps ARE Pious MEN.
90 Says An American Who Was a
Captive In Their Hands.

Captured by Greek brigands three
months ago. Philip Dinsmore. a former
resident of Washington. now repre-
senting American agricultural ma
chimes In Europe, has Just returned TO
Paris. says n cable dispatch.
Mr.. Dlnsmore. who, with II party in
Guiding Stravolopoulo. son of Athens
most prominent banker, was made n
prisoner by the Greek brigands. says
that the bandits are remarkably pious
and would not give the prisoners food
II they declined to audibly say grace
before meals. He declared these out
laws have a small library containing
only the most cdifying works. They
are, he says, apparently on the very
best terms with the monks residing on
the solitary heights OF the mountains.
and In one OF these converts the ran.
SONS OF 10000 each We're paid, the
monks supplying the scales in which
the coin was weighed.
The brlgands are still holding m
prisoners two French women, payment
OF their ransoms having been delayed.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11

A correspondent corrects some or.
roneous statements about month
with no full moon. which appeared
recently in a paragraph quoted from
n Missouri paper. AS matter OF
fact" he says. the month of Febru.
airy. 1856. had full moon. which fell
on the 18th, as reference to the al.
manac for that year will show. The
month of February, 1893, however.
had no full moon. nor did that of 1866.
and this is no infrequent occurrence.
but happens every twenty or thirty
years. The month of February hav-
ing. except in leap year. only twenty
eight days, and the moons phases be.
ing separated by an average period
of twenty.nine days, IL of necessity
follows that in February frequently
only three such phases occur. The
phenomena is therefore neither rare
nor of any interest, and the only won.
der is who could first have started so
foolish a story as that no month
without full moon had occurred
since the creation of the world. nor
would recur again for two and hall
million years New York Tribune.
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RELATIONS STILL STRAINED.


Growing out OF a misunderstanding
in figure In the german. strained re-
iations existed between Miss Guard
and Carru,hers. Next morning in
church. Carruthcrs was thinking over
the situation. planning some delicate
means OF modifying his sweet foe.
While mentally perfcciing the details
of the scheme. he felt an insect on
the back of his neck.
Steadily the thing advanced. and he
could almost feel the touch Of each
separate leg as It marched over the
sensitive skin. His first impulse was
TO smash the creature then and there.
but he took a momentary pleasure in
seeing how long he could endure the
sensation with mastery stoicism.
At last he made a fierce backward
grab for the maraudinE bug. and
found in his hand the dainty feather.
cd hat of Miss Guard. whose pretty
head had been bent in prayer.
The strained relations still exist.
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NEW TRANsvAAL STAMPS.
Kings Head Replaces Boer Legend
Orange River Coat OF Arms.

While peace negotiations were
pending In South Africa, tho new
colonial government went ahead Just
as II tho war was over and the terri.
tory already ut peace. The Trans.
yaai government issued n set of post.
ngo stamps. which are In great dc.
mand by collectors. There arc ten yn.
rieties. each OF diffcrcnt color. rang.
Ing In price from one cent to $2.50.
All OF tho stamps bear tho head OF
King Edward. facing TO the left. In
an oval within n finely beaded frame.
In gray black. Above the head Is n
crown and ut tho foot the word
.'Transyaai.- The on"cont stamps.
arc a BLUSH green. and tho eoiors OF
tho others range from n scarlet to
orange. olive green and purple.
Tho British Colonial once. mean.
time. IN eonHidcrin. new coat Of
arms design by lockwood Kipiing.
father Of tn. poet and noycliAt. for
tho now Orange River Colony. which
was formerly III. Orange FREQ State.
Tho coat Of arms consists OF n plain
hcraiiic shield bearing an orange tree
and above II Tudor rose: on tn,
sround arc waved iincf. tho symbol Of
water. IMPLYING the name Blo.mfon.
trin. Two RpringbokR support the
shield.
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nR. LLEwELLYN JORDAN, Medi-
- cal Examiner of the u. $. Treas
ury Department, graduate OF Columbia
College, and who served three ycars at
West Point, has the following to say Of
Pcruna:
..AHow me to express my gratitude
to you for the benefit derived from
your wonderful remedy. Ono short
month has brought forth . vast change
and ! now consider myself q well man
after months Of s0ffcri1R. Fellow
sufferers. Pcruns will cure yo0."
Perunn Immediately invigoratea tho
nerve, ccn,crs which give vitality to tho
mucous membranes Then catarrh dis
appears. Then catsrrh Is permanently
cured.
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yesterday. Does the figure stand for
8 cents or &5?'
Five dollars. OF course answered
the hotelkccpcr.
THANK you. Brother Smith, said
tho preacher: and will you redeem II
this mornin.?'
There was nothing else for tho ho-
tcikecpar to do except to shell out his
ave dollars into the preachers hand.
And when he told his wife that night
what had happened. Il did not seem
funny at ALL
There are people who ca; molasses
with sausage and sprinki. sugar on
baked beans. but Bob" Neyin. tho
genial representative from Ohio. takes
tho palm for an unhcari-of mixture.
Mr.. Scvlns was. not long ago. til.
guest Of hiH colleague. Representative
Bcidicr. who has a famous cook at his
farmhouse outside of Cleveland. Ia.
pcclaily is this cook proficient In tho
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.
Labor Exchanges Want It Abolished
In France.

Tremendous mass meetings were held
recently In the labor exchanges
throughout France to advocate the alb.
clifton OF the death penalty. President
Loubet, who has always been so much
affected by an execution that he can.
not sleep for days before or after It's
occurrence, Ii heartily In favor OF the
reform. II Is said that he has prom
ised himself that until the measure Is
adopted he VIII follow President
Grcvy's example by refusing TO send
any more victims to the guIllotlnc and
committing the sentence In each case
to lie Imprisonment.
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~I ~ cOnBin sta q
q: e.: !: :; :: :: !;
linen. as he sup
posed. But ere he
reached Tuskegee. Ala. the congress.
sionai party penetrated very hot
wave. which. combined with the dust
of travel. made rapid inroads into the
Wisconsin members available attire.
On arriving at Tuskegee he pre-.
scented himself at general store.
where gentlemen's furnishings and
ladies' millinery and dress goods were
kept for sale. He requested OF a
young countryman. who waited on
him. the purchase of clean shirt.
Sixteen and n half" he responded
In answer to n query about the size.
I'm sorry. sir. We haven't that
size" responded the accommodating
salesman. but perhaps ! can ind a
fat lady's shirt waist which would 1T
you"
Il hardly think that would do"
said Mr.. Barney. considerably aston.
ished.
The gentlemen here In Tuskegee
often get fitted that way very nicely"
suggested the salesman In entire good
faith. but Mr.. Barney preferred to
wait for his shirt until he reached
Mobile.
Tho British government sends to
the United States u new ambassador
who has an American wife. When
II. Patcrnotrc the French ambassador.
married an American Girl his govern.
mcnt recalled him on the theory that
his usefulness was impaired. Tho Ger.
man government takes tho same view.
and every one OF the several members
Of tho Germany embassy In Washing.
ton who have married American won.
en- have been Immediately recalled or
transferred to other posts. for fear
the influence Of their brides might NJ.
feet their Official action. The Span.
ish government. nj the conclusion of
tho late war. sent n minister TO Wash.
ins'on who had an American wife. be.
licvinT that her tact and .raccn might
be effective in restoring friendly roia.
tons. She did all that was expected
OF her. The Duchess d'Arcon IL a
charming woman and a great favoriis
here. She restored popularity to tho
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11

making OF gravy TO accompany fried
chicken. Sosin. whose appetite IL n
thing for which many men would givc
fortune. ate and ate OF tho chicken.
and especially of tho gravy. When
tho platter was about TO DO removed.
Scvins protested.
There is nothing now TO come CT.
ecp, pumpkin pie said Bcidicr.
"All right" replied Ncvin.
And a few minutes later Ncyin was
eating pumpkin pic literally spread
over with chicken gravy.
Il like pumpkin pic. and I think this
gravy Is fine" said Scsin. way
shouldn't cat them tosc,hcr7-
Representative Mudd OF Maryland
happened TO be sitting in one of the
doorkcepcr's chairs at the main en-.
trance of the house the other day.
when a man approached him.
"wiil you please hand this card to
Mr.. Mudd Of Maryiand7" said the
stranger.
MIR. Mudd IL not In the house jus,
now" replied the congressman. "Hc
came out a few moments age with
me-
Don't you think you can ind him7''
appealed the man. Il have come all
the way from st. Mary's county this
afternoon on purpose to see him"
Mr.. Mud! toot the card, entered
the house, walked turn or two
around some desks. and came out
again.
II am Mr.. Mudd." he said.
Representative Powers of Massa.
chusetts Is a baseball crank. He went
out to sec the Bostons and Washing.
tons play. He Is patriotic and bet s.
on the Bostons with Representative
Rupert of New York. The Washing.
tons won. That night at dinner Rep
resentative Powers told of his bet
and how he lost It.
Pop" said his 12-year.old son. you
shouldn't have bet on the Bos,ons.
could have told you that the Wash.
ingtons would win. bet a quarter
on them and won. All have got TO
say, pop. is that you should be less
sentimental and more practical"
Senator Beveridse of Indiana is uni.
versally recognized as n wonderful let.
ter writer. his genius in that line be.
ing equaled only by his ability as an
essayist and orator. One day last week
he received a striking tribute to his
epistolatory greatness. In his always.
heavy mail. Senator BeveridEe noted
one letter in an UNKNOWN hand. gar.
nished with a black border. and he
paid 1t the Difference of reading 1t
irst. 1t was from the widow OF late
constituent and read as follows:
Yours of the 14th inst. received.
My husband read 1t himself He died
same evening of heart trouble"
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figure s. Thinking to have a Joke on
the parson. he put the poker chip H.
the plate.
81 fooled the preacher this NOR
Ing he remarked to his wife whe,.
they reached home.
"The next morning tho preacher
came around to see the hotelkeeper.
Brother Smith, he said. I noticed you
put this chip In the contribution pic: {,
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Merv to Bender Abbas. A line which
will connect Tcheran with the Turkish
system running to the Mediterranean
Is also under consideration. and the
minister is carefully collating all data
on this important subject
"Out in Colorado town." said Rep.
resentative Shafroth to a party of col.
leagues in the cloakroom. there was
a botelkeeper who liked to play poker.
and also went to church with his wife
on Sunday. One morning, when the
plate was passed. he had nothing In
his pocket except a penknife and
found bit of ceilploid marked with the
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A o,.a, Piece Of Railroad Work.

With the completion OF work on
the western division. the Chicago.
burlington and Quincy Railway Com
many will have practically a new dou.
bic track main line through the State
OF iowa. For several years an enor.
nous work has been going on 1nd
millions of dollars have been expend.
cd in reducing grades. taking out
curves, building double track and put
ting in new steel bridges.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11

ftnFa-N.s. I sing Ia a church Whrr,
they have an hNtuiiy small eonsr-Fa
tlon, boFa-Thpn why don't you Hiol
singing.
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Iiaiis casarrh Cure
Il constitutional cure. Price, 10

No captain of industry ever wa,-rc.i
sto.k Without Intending to soak some
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11

Defiance Starch IL guaranteed biggest
and b-S, or money refunded. i6 ounces
10 cents. Try Il now.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11

You never hear any one complain
about Defiance STARCH There is
none to equal 1t in quality and guam
tity. 16 ounces. 10 cents. Try 1t now
and save your money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11

Ssii-who w-fr tho fropi- tho nibio
sp-aks Of having eyes, they not,
and having ears. they hear noty' He'll
chaprronrz. I suppose.
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Mr.. vinsi.w.. Soothing syrup.'
rus stiIrra tsetkass sasisHs The ifs ~ lases 10
eAs-silpe. s.sys lAsa. essxs sisd eSsie- bsiss-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11

Lots of people burden themselves by
putting on more airs than they can
carry.
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THE only successful way TO manage n
wife" says the Manayunk Philosopher.
rs to let her have her own way"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-07-11

r. because made by an entirely different
process. Defiance Starch Ii unlike any
other. Better and ons-ihird moro for ~
Scnta
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Especial letter.

II r N Representa-
tive Barney OF Wis
congin start Q d
south on a recent
trip he laid in a
good stock Of clean
linen. as he sup
posed. But ere he
Al. shA ..--a,
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the BLOOD OF the CHILD CRIES OUT

compelled equip all OF it's
authorities
not move quickly. 90 this matter.
right kind been place that Lake Union
would be alive today ' parents
child The railroad com'
he o life It's hands
"A corporation which
10 tcuders its
shape Tenders which viii tend
thouShot
country invention About ten
ohio became ncensed az the Con-
Railway there for the numerous murders
the mstEumentaty Of its fender
compelled 10 take steps
the
Consolidated which misery vas driven to the dire neoes
OF spending dollars tenders
week after the convonces appear
cd the tracks Albert Hcckart play
yesterday the fender carried
released scratch In
the Tenders
proving invaluable in o human lives
In the newspaper business
an the though
yesterday.
In which approved
which looks
m8d OF soft yield
springs projects in q When
under the
the wheels This picks
safely
can stopped
worst a few m norm injuries inflicted
Il have already lost their
alleged tenders OF seattle
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NORTHWESTERN
COMMERCIAL
COMPANY


aol zoe Pioneer BIDS. Steamship "A
Phone. Union 81
FOR NOME AND TELLER
: Centennial, sailing May =
s :. oregon, sailing June 5
:. s. Discovery, CONNECTING :
Nome FOR Golofin Bay Tissue A''~
Teller and Good Hope Bay. ~
Agents for the Wild Goose -.
road Co. through bills OF lsoiA'
from Seattle 20 Banner staii9a,
city Ticket office, il4 JANE
Street. Phone. Main SCI
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MINES AND MINING


fNi NUEH MOI AIAlh
u atfFsfflrr NTnHtr ffaw ali over ttr
uhfsd Hiatrs and canada minefa.
HFvfuiatafs HnH HlainfaH men arr raah.
lee lnfp ths dIhFftf frEaf1lreH ~ Is
IFnHr ArI hanlshI.F feH eco ffaF
home attend ta guiF araifH nHI have
the aafnr uf.nHftuHifg 90 Utahe MONEY
cue ~ this great sold tang as ihrf. I'D
tayiuE t9an lrt in Thunder MsautHin
tuwnnite uf o. fea fhaurauH sharte ~
atnah lu tHe fhuHfrf Msunfain Naia
firifa GEO. THir company owns weld.
hhlr nHlniHE claims altiin fhrrr quarters
80 "a milr "a tht bir n~srf MiHr nn ttr
HsFns REF This De- no @utHat 90
'-annm i1rafguH. The claims aefr tH-
fatef in ihHH before thf hfsstn THr
company is controlled % Fp1hane ard
faah1 Business men. ant fuH wtN E~i a
sIuarr deaf Taf q foe days mtlFr Fuu
can hu1 Htoek a. fhr rragna FOR price
~ a. rerts rrf share call and st
rfesresgua ans afhef $500 utrfilH
TtFrHFruS a HEHHiS.
Tel Main @1i. Too Nhsffy -
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NOTICE sHERIFFs SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
state OF Washington, County Of
King. as. Shcrifrs office.
By virtue of an order of snle is
sued out of the honorable superior
court OF King county on the gOtb
day of April, 1909. by the clerk there
of in the case of The Chase Ma
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RGAL rsTAre-oontLnned.
nAmmn nnAcm .lra w. mnnr

unMEHErNEuW rAuAuiH.
RAINIER uEAcH Ira All muur"
Don't delay Zoo looking Of itla rf.r.f,..
~ hrnuuhlT located au fhar. 81 iHLr
WaHhl"a'"n. every lNi Within foes
tlria ~ i"be ald sioriu. lime. o, rare
hvif',' from ~ D. W tn o. o. m Gn4d
h"1lh. nitoriH. walrf rf.. over 900
l"in nnlI lu UHht 100 dHtf. mnuy home.
s"lldinF ,.is ..Ili0r ras, aod np won
n'f "hN 20 'rU nud $40 uf LARGO 10
loot l"'s. 800 raah sui 300 y nanift
zee oWn't a. Is rtgftrtant, 7 boston
block q % halnIer ieasb
ilorHEa FROST 500 40 taoo.
500 NrW room house 500 each. 40
month lot hpsiuo rl4He 10 care.
h1'5 lluta nice corner iot tOsiO1 end of
,at llne good prospective business lp-
Nice iot ~ corner II broadway. not far
nH' fuf $50 easy terms
lAhb bicycle. used hut little. cheap.
lto lo's be- uiimAn's addition. $40 q $50.
un easy terms
lots. biueAs ana hcfs traeis nn saay terms.
5000 econ 20 aet' tfaria. % down, -
month good title
II2 rallmsn ave ballard.
wEsr SEATTLE PROPERTY
Now be- the tim. ta buy property In thia
neAufiful suburb. graded streets, fine
water. grand slrN. nicely located. ANAL
Iah ft"fifH iHiNNFE NtuNtfIHs homes ANIti
un easy terms. ss viii turniHh }ou with
plans free cell in and zee uH before you
buy a., 81 Investment co., 1874 z
Third ave.
nAHGAtNH ~ Ions b. Wcsi Seattle.
centrally located. EfhHd view. graded
streets. fne water nald improvements
prices siOl $50 ard fSuu. auHu each
deposit balance monthly. homes hulff
niau on ven easy plan. isrt uH show
Y0H over 'ha property. Nfuftrsant q
ESQ.,. Z ttnst1u block
ron we'll Improved farms small O. large.
at low lfirrs cali on 90
tOittEH 4 WtiLiAhN.
Room Oh Auiilvau iiiafh
Room % auLt.tNA% BLOCK.
TWO lats m ThIuisth ioo frrf FROM cars
$40 TAKES both s.l-Hdid location NHt
soH MarphrraaH 4 co. s2v Sees fors
HiatA
80 ices urf acre thhH auF thing iH WriH.
lf. giaaH te Uar iuo. Green Lake Hf
owner. gua Roy street. phone Black
aaat
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on

TnE cheapest piss. Is 6ay OF ss3 dsss.
lire is from fhs uiyrssir uH Co. pi7 =
ave tel Nain e@i Also coal ~ sacA
Ton.
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SOCIETY NOTICES


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JACKSON Empress a Transfer Go. We
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fsrrsd. stored free aagb Second ana
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RING Up MAIN 7ug.
Fer cleaning ami rea1tatink EsHts' AMI
ladies' clothes. CITY fiYs Works
SPECIAL NOTICES
BIDS will hs received 8 tbs tloaut "a Bi-
FectnrH Seattle EehaaI ufsfriea SO
Until oripts .. 90 Monday May izih
itf@ f1r TIRE rfurtiun ~ faeisr d-l
room huiiainE unly. ai intaFthF accord.
ins e. plans ani abrriHeatl9rs ufteh
may hf rHsn at IRE Office af Jamss
stephen. Az hiisrf. aa ard after Wed
uraiag. MeY iiifs rsasf b. acton
panied hf certified check far 500. rag.
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enter irtu contract ufth aarrtY bond 10
hid ia arrratfI The hnaaI reserves The
rEHf 90 reject hnY RAd aii hide
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SO TO sao EAcH IMPROVED tons
NEAR yRENoNr.uAtLAnp can
tiNE Az HAVING rHE Ions
CLEARED ANp PUTTING powN
NEW sfnEwALKR. THE Anpfrios
JOINS the TOWN or BALLARD.
WHICH u GROWING RAPIDLY. ANY
ONE cAS LIVE IN THIS ADDITION
AID work ~ THE cry or BAL.
LARD. roR AK INCREASE ~ VAL
TIES wArcH THIS ADDITION. THE
GROUND - ALMOST PERFECTLY
LEVEL ASn M CLEARING HAME
AID PUTTING powS mpEwALKs
MAKES IT pEaiRAlLE. Az EEL.
iASa OK VERY EASY TERN1 CALI
Ar TIRE oFFicE oF rnE HAi1.ARp
INvrHrMrNr 90. ~ nAtLARp. OK
owSEu. > " WHEELER. ~ rs,
los nDocK. ANp OFT Pull PAR
TIcULARs
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The only dentists in Seatue Wy ~.
exactly as they advertise, ans A.
tract or fill teeth or apply ku' s.o,s
porcelain crowns, undeteetaoie 80
natures own teeth and guafsn'ss,.s
Tor ten years. All our staIi
graduate specialists u from L 49,, y
years experience. our work go 80
the test. We are here to stay W.
today and have free eNamins,ee.seeSlc,- ~,
pr. l.. J. Browns Dental
7lS First avenue offices, l. -
8. 6 Union block. first door soes1
Macpougall- Southwick's, Hours
n IN. TO s u. IN.
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5000 Fuli bio-k. 10 lots. each 0Ont2n. on
Neaccn I'M Efuund lies practically
level. nna place ~ rpH and chickens
~ eath-H lots IN cravrn's Division Green
Lake, lots 30 well and ere balance 81
an estate HhIrh 10 being arfd out Ices
than market value. terms
gsp1 carh.aTwn lots fTxfan and alley. mag
rihrfnt yisw ground lies we'll Musl
be sold owner going tr leave CITY
800 loth near TWrifth and John. must
De- H0ld owner going east Mako no an
offer
tt2S Lot s1Kig0. all cleared. car line
easb terms. Tvsuty-nfih and Dearborn
$3.50 lot tosi2n. on Nineteenth avenue
near Madison
$3.50 House RI rooms. city water. Dot
fHrii0. TweutY.hrst ave, near capitol
Iill built last year. Fodd buy.
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HILLMAR's beautiful isKs front addition
81 nov on the market. nearly huu lots roid
in me last few daYH, Et so stTd zach
a. down, 81 monthly lumber sold on
payments same az rent 80 men now lay
iuE new plank sidewalks IN front OF eaet
lot. money returned " dissatisfied after
one year. 10 sx'ra men viii b. on
grounds sunday 90 ahuW uusaid lots. Come
quick rec owner. Hllimnn. office end o!
present Green Lake car line.
Hf'stNEss corrcr North Seattle. 5000
Wlll hc worth 5000 VA ~ months time.
OOxi2n foot lot 100 feet from jackson. on
Twcnty-Mxth ave-. for 500. snap.
2 acres in kirkland. all cleared. across the
lake for 1880.
a LAWRENCE.
pusib Second ave,
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Martha w. Tuft, 10 Teller
May Is, now a. Arlington dock.