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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-26
Buffalo Bills Wild West.

The genuine, original and only
real Wild West, organized and CON
Quoted by Colonel w. F. Cody (Buf-
: falO Bill is announced to appear
here on Oct. 10. Colonel w. f. Cody
is universally known and very high
ly regarded for the splendidly effect
! i've and heroic work he did, not only
as the Chief of Scouts with the
army in various Indian campaigns
but for his energy, courage, versa
tility, fertility, of resource, and
trustworthiness in practically every
phase of life necessarily expert
enced by the frontiersman in the
days when savagery was struggling
against civilization all along the
! Western border. He has had the
genius and ability to perfect an
arenic presentation of the salient
/ features of that life, employing in it
| several hundred men, red and white,
! all having had personal knowledge
of the conditions of existence they
re-enact before the public. With
these, he has combined great num-
Der OF other typical representations
of the Rough Riders" of Europe
and our own country, whose uni
! forms, accomplishments and equi-
tatious are very interesting, life
savers" who make a thrillngly and
realistic exhibit; and much more
that makes it altogether the finest
Of all shows.
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A Bows Wild Ride for Life.

With family around expecting
him to die, and son riding for life,
IS miles, to get DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption, Coughs
and Colds, w. H. Brown, Of Lees
Vile, Ind, endured deaths agonies
from asthma, but this wonderful
medicine gave instant relief and
soon cured him. He writes: -
now sleep souudly ever night.
Like marvellous cures of Consump.
ton, Pneumonia, Bronchitis
Coughs Colds and Grip prove its
matchless merit for all Throat anc
Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles
soc and Sl.00 Trial bottles free al
Herring Sparks Drug Co.
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A New Jersey Editors Testimonial.
NJ. T, Lynch, Editor of the Phil
ipsburg y. j. Daily Post, writes: 81
have used many kinds of medicines
for coughs and colds in my family
but never any so good as Foley's
Honey and Tar. / cannot say too
much in praise of it," Sold by B
w. Fearis.
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DR.. J C.sBishop, of Agnew, Mirh.
says, ~ have used Foley's Honey
and Tar in three very severe cases
of pneumonia with good results IN
every CASE Refuse substitutes.
Sold by h. w. Fearis.
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Feet Swollen to immense Size.

81 had Kidney trouble so bad, "
saws J. J. Cox of Valley View, Ky,
s'that | could not work my feet were
swollen to immense size and | was
confined to my bed and physicians
were unable to give me any relief.
NV doctor finally prescribed Foley's
Kidney Cure which made well
man OF me-" Sold by b. w. Fearis
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Avoid serious results of kidney
or bladder disorder by taking Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure. Sold by +. w.
Fearis II
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Sunday, Sept. q. Subject, "The
Physician Among the Heathen"-
Matt. l0:7-8 Acts $50.
Leader, Mr.. Arnold.
Iusic.
Death the Result of Sin-Rom.
5:l2-2l-Linn Lasswell.
Prayer for the Sick-J ames 5:14-
20-Miss Lucille Arnold.
A Place without Death Rev.
2I:l-7 Miss Jennie Hey.
Song.
Opportunities of Medical Mis-
siOnaries-Mr. Bowling.
Closing.
All cordially invited.
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FOleg's Honey and Tar Is peculiarly
adapted for Chronic throat troubles
and will positively cure bron chitis,
hoarseness and all bronchial dis
eases. Refuse substitutes. Sold
b b. w. Fearis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
Temple Mercer.

Mr.. j. E. Mercer and Miss Jane Tenn
pie, of Jackson, Tenn. married Tues,
day evening at the First Methodist
church at J9cksop. DR.. J. H. Evans,
the pastor, officiating. Mr.. Mercer is
a prominent young attorney and Miss
society women of jackson. The cou-
pie are spending a bridal tour in the
south. The bride is we'll known in
this city. having visited her aunt,
Mrs. W. T. Young on several occas-
ions.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
REDUCING ARMY.
Orders to Cut 1t to Authorized
Minimum, $4,000.

Washington. Oct. 17.-Orders will
be issued by the war department to-
morrow. ordering that the regular
authorized by law $500 With the
practical cessation of outbreaks in
the philippines it is believed it can
be done safely. The present size
# the army is about $1,000 men. The
cavalry and artillery regiments will
be reduced to the minimum basis eX-
cept around Fort A4eavenwOrth, where
the commands will be kept of full
size for educational reasons.
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STOOD THE TEST WELL
CITYS NEW FIREFIGHTJNG MA.
CHINE.
Big BIaze Made and Easily Extinou-
shed With Chemical
Engine.

Fourth avenue, near Main street.
was this morning the scene If a fierce
conf1agratlon. The fire department
was called out and with the aid of the
new chemical engine soon suppressed
the flames.
The blaze was of incendiary origin.
This is known beyond any doubt and
there are witnesses who say that they
saw the incendiares, two in number.
procure coal oil from McCain's gro
Gerry store, and after saturating the
doomed structure, apply a match
thereto. The persons guilty of the
arson, it is said, were Charles Sen
yard, chief of the fire department.
and al rage, l-pr9portioned. neatly
attlred gentleman, a stranger. An
investigation proved that it was all
tOG' true. Mr. Senyard has confessed
to the arson and the large gentleman
is MI Charles E. Johnson, of Column
bus o., representative of the Sea-
graves Manufacturing company, of Co.
lllmbus, manufacturers of the chemi.
cal engine which has recently been
added to the equipment OF the local
fire department.
The structure mentioned was MOTH
ing more than an immense pile of box
es, excelsior and rubbish of all kinds.
located on South common, between
State and Main streets. 1t was reared
for the purpose of giving the new
combination engine and hook and lad
der truck thorough dem nstration.
Mayor Bell and all the aldermen,
With one or two exceptions, were on
hand and We're among the most in
terested of all the observers. Pre-
parations for the test had been made
beforehand Mr.. Johnson. under
whose direction the test was made
thoroughly saturated the pile of boxes
with coal oil, and, after a match had
been applied, turned in an alarm to
company No. l. 1t all having been
y prearranged the nremen responded
on good time with the chemical en-
gine. Mr.. Johnson applied the chem-
cal to the bonfire, and the effect was
electrical. AS soon as the chemical
fluid touched the burning boxes the
flames We're eXtinguished, and in a
;ery few minutes the fire was under
control. 1t was allowed, then to
burn again and the chemical was
again successfully applied.
Mr.. Johnson also thoroughly de-
=, monstrated to the firemen the usage
of the extension ladders, placing one
against the walls cf the Rhodes Hav-
erty three-story building, which was
mounted by several of the firemen.
At the conclusion of the test Mayor
Bell and the various aldermen present
expressed themselves as being we'll
pleased with the new firefghting ma
chine.
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RAILWAY RUMBLINGS,
. Items of Both Local and General
Interest.

written pages. The argument in the
case was begun yesterday and it is
expected that it will consume two
weeks. The suit was originally
brought in Federal court and the find
ings of the special master will be re-
ps',ted to tnat tribunal.
- +
New Railroad.
Articles Gf incorporation of the
Chickasaw Railroad company cap
ltalized at $4,000 have filed with the
secretary of state and a charter grant
ed. The new road will be ten miles
long, running from Blytheville, Mis-
slSslppi county, east to the river. At
Blytheville a connection is formed
with the st. Louis, Memphis and
Southwestern. The construction Of
the road will give the county from
Jonesboro eastward an outlet to the
Mississippi river. The headquarters
IF the new road will be at Jonesboro
The articles include the construction.
maintenance, etc, Of wharfs at the
river and steamboats,. Connection is
made with the Jonesboro. Lake City
and Eastern. which runs from Jones'
boro to Blytheville
Frisco October Earninqs
The following comparative state
ment shows the approximate earnings
20 1,0 Nf f1n
st. Louis & San Francisco Railroad
company: $461 .0S363. an increase ov-
eG the same time last year cf $60,765.-
%. The mileage operated was 1868 .9S,
an increase of 1913. The total earn
ings from July were S6,340,S25.12,
an increase Of S935.256.79.
+ + +
New |. C. Cans.
The Illinois Central railroad has
adopted new folm of caps for pas
senger conductors and trainmen and
depot officials. The new cap has the
bell top with drop visor. The drop
visor is to protect the wearer's eyes
from cinders. The new cap is very
similar to the pattern adopted by the
Pullman Car company a year ago.
+ + +
Cotton Belt Enjoined.
The Cotton Belt railroad has been
enjoined from removing it's Offices at
Tyler, Texas. to 1exarkana, and will
take the case to the Texas supreme
court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

The following is from the Little
Rock Gazette:
r. M. Towers, the constructing and
inspecting engineer Of the American
Cotton Oil company, i'll speaking OF
tho railroad facilities of the Althimer
branch. reports a most unsatisfactory
service on the part of the railroad.
Mr. Towers is in a position to know,
eince he is engaged in the construc-
tion of the new oil mill at England.
which will belong to the Arkansas
Cotton Oil company, a branch of the
larger concern, in which Mr.. Towers
is directedly interested. He goes
to England every morning and re-
+urns at night. The condition of the
ears he SAYS, is unbearable from the
crowd on the train. Frequently he is
compelled to stand up the entire way
from Little Rcck to England, in a
hacked and weltering carload of
breathless humanity. The only thing
needed is the addition of another car
tn the regular train. There is charge
of sc to the Cotton Belt. however, for
every car that passes over the hon
Mountain bridge. The addition of the
cne coach would greatly alleviate dis
comfort to the route.
III seems that We have to grin and
hear it. though, says Mr.. Towers.
i. !. y
Iron Mountain-White River Extension.
Division Superintendent Hartigan
4 of the Iron Mountain has recently
! reade trip over the White river
- Snsion. which he calls the scenic
Edf of the Gould system. He states
that another section of Arkansas will
be opened up in a few days, and that
the passenger trains will then run
through to Sycamore. Stone county.
f. + +
Torrence Goes to Texas.
l.. c. Terrence. chief engineer of
the Arkansas Western. since it's in
ception, has severed his connection
with that road and accepted posi-
ficp at Orange, Texas.
Desires Choctaw Money.
The following suits for damages
gainst the Choctaw Railroad COM
ANY. growing out of alleged injuries
eceived in recent wrecks. have been
led in the Pulaski circuit court: +. J.
[cNamara. 81 .000: r. c. Curtis, ST..
DO; E. Roll 15,100; Geore Corey, 81
20; John E. Marks. S2.075; J. c. Du
Ir, s2.11O William Webb. $3.50;
barles Seabert, $4S5.
-
Celebrated Case On.
Chancellor Thomas B. Martin, as
ecial master, appointed by Federal
dge Trieber is sitting in the cele-
ated case e Mccarthy & Reichardt,
ptractors, against the Choctaw, Ok
iona & Gulf r ilroad hompnay,
Little Rock. The suit is for SO So
alleged to be due the contra ctors
construct Il work on the road
len it was built from Little Rock
!. Howe, !. T. The taking of testi
u by has consumed nearly year and
evidence fills about 200 type
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
ARKANSAS news. 4
1
F!']"tf'++%.*++i.+I4.++*+*+*%+.; :;

Mrs. Ed Lewis murdered near Fcr-
rest City by unknown parties
Malvern Baptist church votes to re-
main With Baptist state convention.
Petitioners at Newport ask city
council to enforce prohibition laws.
Two men seriously burned at Men1
by molten babhtt metal.
White river ls.k and dam No.
completed near Batesville.
Dangerous gang of burglars broken
up at Coal Hill.
B. f. Stoval1 and Miss Matte Lee
Cook married in Cabot.
r. F. Wair sells Cabot Guard to DR..
G. w. Cranberry. ir
+ +
viii Woodcock and Miss Ruth San
ders married in Hot Springs.
Residence ." w. II. Barnes at For
rest City burned.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16
Cotton Belt Enioined.

Cotton Belt Enjoined.
The Cotton Belt railroad has been
enjoined from removing its Offices at
Tyler, Texas. to 1exarkana. and will
take the case to the Texas supreme
court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

Here's coat you can wear in the
rain without harm to the coat or to
You. You can wear it in sunny wealth.
er too if You lik. 1t looks and feels
like any other fine eWercoat, with the
rain-proof quality added Then we
have all the other kinds.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-10-16

Fourth avenue, near Main street.
was this morning the scene II fierce
conf1agration. The fire department
was called out and with the aid of the
new chemical engine soon suppressed
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sued out or ire hero-.
~, .l' ~ hlng county. an !, apsIiar
~ ~. Epfl., 1922. ~ ~ lfs
.lnrfr9i lu fha case az ~ titFf
ilat company. "a cofne,.,sssi ilf'8f,
llit versus Mary Rei., W., plsls.
h'llfr nH eKfcbifir ~ ,t 10 Asffy
ana hriauent ~ Fefs,.t iasl VI
.t,.tte fN. ss331. and h sasisg.
''''i 'ii. directed and qellvs,.a, ls q
N"il,' i4 hereby given Tss
proceed 20 Frli ~ pabii, ntl n
Die highest bidder ~, 80. ~ 'ios
thH hWirs prescribed hy Hllss
Hhfriff'H sales. fo-Wif Nv 4
20. m. on the 7fh day a. -. ~ Oh
w 1eihfs ne court houas {.
.a'a hlng county. ~ tbs .,s,s
we hinffon, az " fhs sl,a..'t Y
ana inierest ~ fhe sald defs, ~
ana 80 the following 1se,r ,a'sls'ii
CRY. situated lu King oo,,.l -
hI WafhiHR m. TO- vii. ~. "a
~ in block four ffi A. 6,,.. sss
lipn 70 Ne city " SEATTLE 49, ~ -
~ me property ~ defendans, =
lslt p JUDGMENT amsuntIse v
hundred and nineteen sft@ y -
hna cor9 of suit. In fave, e y.
Dated thig let day ~ u.~ -
I'D. rrbIHEE. 1890. s
by WIN. coreofsn ns.s.
Fe ,i,.',.., Powell stternsgS.1 !.
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JosBIKe QUOTATIONS.


WITH AINAA
Tenona--s2 00fisa. % a box. cooking ap-
pies. T5eGti %. eating apples. si75ef1. %.
ofaurea. - 700 -. bananas. 81 75d 2 20.
pine apples. 500 per doz. Seeding oranges.
q. zsaz Is; nayeIs. s.. zsassoi msdltsfIaa-
can sweets S1.10. NalFncias. -. Oo0 - -
lines. t7.5O0fsO0 case. tanEsrines. 81 70.
grape fruit s2.O00fa %. strawberries. 400
per crate. cherrieA 81 igdfi.85 per box
Vegetables
Potatoes ~ Old. Sa2 O04 300 Per ton.
new, s2.5Oqfs per oSt beesa. tidsiao per
saek. carrots. e5ft7Bc per sack, lettuce.
81. 4Ofi 81 10 par cass. turnips. socffsi p {.
garlic e; cabbage,. 81 9Niti-eo per ewts
husks. 2Dc. celery. Sc per dor. sweet pota-
toes. ff.O0 per csae. Chill peppers. "a Doc.
s4uerkraui, 2&G3c. tomatoes, ESQ per
crate. radlshes. roc per aoz parsley. 2og
r. *. eaaiiaswsr. 81 y pumpkins. 2aane
per NJ. sqaasheg. 2Acs wax beans. iOc.
arfichokss S0Nlse Der don. string beans,
g.. cucufn5srs. I5eat - pr doz. nFusseis
a. rhubarn. Zubc uer pound; spinach
40aSOo per box Waila Waila asparagus.
5oea75c PER bs1. native, SOcaI5c per case.
Provisions
Fresh rneaf-cow beof, o. per VI; steer
beef B0shc GER To- mutton. Wetber. TAG.
ewes. 731ei PORK. 10 per ~ veal large,
: Prsgisiens = Hams. 1sAc: breakfast
baeks. &c. bellies ne.
uay-Puget sound. per ton. gIs 90. East
eru Washington Timothy. SiaOyulSo %. al
faIfa, I2Nt3e
GraIn-Oata. $40 %. wheat. So 30; corn.
1890: rolled barley. $500.
Buftsr. Chess. Eggs and Poultry
Butfer-W Washington creamerisa. 2o02ic:
ranch I702cc-
Cheese-Nativs Washington fun cream.
fanffc Eastern: Nov York l8hNt4c
Hfaconsin. 1fe; H9guefort, Sic. b1afn
AZ 0gs4f % per case. New York. i1416c
IItnburger. 1915. brick, i0at7c, sEisa
IssfIbQ.
Fers--atricfiy fresh ranch, i0dx0c. Call
foruin. 140fSc. oregon, isc.
I've pouitry~-Hena. 13MQi4c} fryerS
- OOG5.Oo PER dozs turkeys. iBal4e; geese.
ie4fic ducks. nc.
Dressed Poultry TurkeYa, i4Uiee geese.
ff1efact 6ueks. 1876. ehlckenn. iaVl4c.
Honey-i20fsc.
Commission MsH's fr!ess
corfreted dsiiy--Ths following prices are
betnr offered 10 the producer IN round lots
-. 40 aerk or ln the car a. Heattlei
Crsin-Oatr. fzg .00azT-5O; barley szls0o'
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LEGAL NOTICES
NorIcE To cREpIroRs.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State Of Washington. for
King county In the matter OF the
estate OF Thomas Donovan, deceas-
ed. No. a277.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against the es
tate of Thomas Donovan, deceased,
to present same. with necessary
vouchers. within one year after date
OF the first publication Of this no.
tice, TO the undersigned adminis-
traitor OF said estate, at his place of
transaction of the business OF said
estate, namely. at the Office OF
Charles T.. Patterson, attorney at-
law, room 50 Halter building, in the
city OF Seattle, Washington,
JAMES NJ. QUlLTER,
Administrator.
Dated at Seattle. Washington, April
26th, 1909.
Date OF first publication, April rs,
1902
CHARLES l.. PATTERSON,
Attorney for administrator.
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Meek Fixina.


The latest stocks for shirt-waist
wear are simple. as they should ever
be. but those for fancy waists amply
compensate IN the variety they offer
and the opportunities they afford.
To be quite up 10 date they should
be shaped to a point at the front.
giving much the line OF a bodice at
the waist. but there all regulation
appears 20 end. They are made with
out tie Of any sort. finished at the
lower edge. and they show scarves
krotted and tied. They include but
terfiy bows tackled al thesfront; they
are made with tabot effects. and
they show lace harbes arranged as
ties- You may wear big how. a
little bow, no bow at all. four-in-
band tie. a sailor knot. or a big soft
bunch Of tulie and be equally cor
rect. Lace. galioon. fancy stitches,
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THE MARKETS

In spite Of the fact that this morn
ing was wet and disagreeabie, buy
ers were out in large numbers on
Western avenue. Straw berries.
which yesterday were slow at ti.75.
sold toady at $500. Tn supply was
not as large az usual. Asparagus
is on the market In large quantities
and II hard 20 sell at SOC and 75c
per box. The market IS oveFstock-
ed Peas are arriving IN larger
quantities. the best stock selling at
s and Z cents.
Live poultry II arriving in large
shipments. Prices remain the same,
although the dealers seem to fear an
cver-supply. The high price Of
meat has created a great demand
for hsh. which the local markets are
@-aabie 70 I'LL. Consequently a rise
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SHAW INQUEST

Nothing new was developed a. the
inquest held over the remains Of
Edward W. Shaw late yesterday af-
ternoon. The jury returned ver-
dict setting forth that Shaw came to
his death as the result of a collision
between freight train and two coal
cars. at Interplay. May ~. No blame
Is attached 10 anyone by the jury.
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DON C0WlE BURIED

The funeral OF Don Cosrie was held
from Eiks' hall az 3 30 O'Clock this
afternoon. At o'clock this morn
ing the body was taken TO the family
residence, s2s Lane street. from
Bonney & Stewards parlors. From
there II was taken TO E.Iks' hail iu
the Colman building. from which the
services were held. Burial was IN
Lake View cemetery.
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adding hy-days ah sentence
blind Ahrecht OF Madison
with % the people OF Seattle
this jail sentence
the behavior OF the euipri but the
Albreht and all others Of h
Washington parks viii
anything soiourn IN JAIL
the public mind that certain Off
endeavong immortality
really seeking license through
towards render
ing
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WIOMTM'g WORLD

crepe De chine. ribbon and what-nUt
go into their makeup.
a Fetching Hat
Spring hats for young girls are
already here. Indeed. the school
girl Is the first 10 put on straw hats.
and she does quite az soon u not
before the swallows dnFes~ The
hatters provide models made Of
rough finished lightweight straw. a
boon. indeed. when hot weather
makes a heavy hat a headachy af-
fair. A silk scarf or couple Of
quilts or plain velvet hand Is a GUS
tornary trimming. but one chic little
round hat has a velvet band around
the crown. tied In front with a
double howknot. while a pair ~
brown wings are set beneath the
brirn on a velvet facing. The wings
point backward
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whsst chicken feed fzi,oo. corn. buIk.
t5s,O0
C.he@aa--NHtiye Washington. ii1tIAc.
Egxs-Sfrietiy fresh ranch. lie.
nufter Waahinxt1n creamery. ts0iac.
fnnch ic&l1e
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NOTICE - sHERIFFes SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
Steie OF Washington, County of
hlhg. SIS. Sherifrs office.
by virtue OF an order OF sale is
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Seattle, Edmunds
and Everett
The Palatial Steamer
CITY oF EVERETT.

NI4 OE 2 y 1sE<EE].
Three Round Trips Daily.
Leaves Seattle 7 q m. u n -
8 y. m.
Leaves Everett s:is .. m ~ sns
7:i5 p. m
Phone, James isti. Cclrnan pc1A
E n. SCOTT. AEE:
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ron sALE-nAi.rARD REAL
EsI AIE

$50 TO soo ZACH -iHpHovEp LOTS
MAR FnEMoNr.BALLARD can
LINE An HAvIYo THE lots
CLEARED AND PUTTING DOWN
SEw EDEwALHs. TIRE ADDITION
JOINS THE rowH OF BALLARD.
winch - onowfNo HAriDLr. ANY.
ONE CAN LIVE ~ THIS AppTIoN
AND WORK ~ THE CRY or BAL
LARD ron Az INCREASE ~ Val,
UEa WATCH raIs ADDITION. TIE
GROUND Is ALMOST PERFECTLY
LEyEL And nr CLEARING SAME
AND PUTTING powN SIDEWALKS
MAKES IT DESIRABLE AN SELL
LIMO on VERY EASY TERMA CALL
AT THE OFFICE on THE BALLARD
INyEsrNENT CO TX nAiI.AnD. on
OWNER. ) w. WHEELER ~ uS-
iox block. Aap GET ruLL PAR.
TIcuLAns
J. w WHEELER.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Seattle and Vicinity Tonight and
Saturday, showers. fresh % brisk
south winds.
Fletcher e. Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
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HoMBsEEKEHs' PARADISE.
RAINIER BEAcH "ITs ALL RIGHT. s

RAINIER BEACH "fra ALL RIGHT"
Dent DELAY N looking a. this property.
80 beautifully located on shore ~ Lake
Washington even taf within a few
steps ~ lake sud ejeptrit line. 81 fare.
service from q = %. ~ ~ D ~. Coed
lots said 10 paHi ~ dayr. many homes
huiiaing lots ssilinK fast. ana no ven
der. only -. eco ana tis FOR lsfrs 90
fgai ipts. 500 cash ans - - a month.
zee awnHF. 4. 81 Niuftavant, Boston
bioea. o. e. nsihief Beech.
HIliAiAH'a beautiful iase front additioa
q now On The nafsst. nsafiy 20 tote soid
Va thf iasf few days 80 g. ff5t sarh.
" down. " monthly. lumber sold IN
Ia ssw plank aidsHsihs "a .ant u each
l0ti money returned n fiksatisnff after
one rear 70 sstrs men viii b. -
Ef0uHaH SUNDAY 81 nhnM unfail lots Come
auirs. zee ounsr Hinmsn ofnes sne -
present Green isss eaf iinf
AZ EARTHQUAKE
$3.50 hefea ~. fns bottom land. vsry
easily cleared. srFinE Nntrr. ~ god
nslFhhufhaod ard near enough e. f~ats
sic 90 drive iu IN isss ihan two hgursi
~ heed mooney and for ihr nFEt fsH
daFs sil take the above nEefs FOR this
rne tract ~ lard. chas. y Adsma. a.
piaueer tsilainn
wEsr SEATTLE PROPERTY.
Nuw is THE time 10 bay fHaf~rfy IN his
tseaHfiful suburb Efads1 strsris. nhs
WafsF. grand Yis~, nif~ig by GATED, sfnaii
pnFfnFrts hkiaafr usnuita9 hnhasH hulit
~ sasy terms. 80 viii furnish You With
riBHa ffee. fal IN and $50 gs hefgTe yog
taF q. s.. fuVeeifnsrt Co. 1881 IL
JhifG ave.
BARGAINS ~ LOTS N wess ssauis
csatraiiY located. EFsnd Fisu, srafsa
streets fns wafer. good improvements
prices. 80 $50 enf t@lu sfaail cash
dsuaslt baisnrs nsuHihlY. hurass built
eisa ass Nsff easy plan 1T % she's
gnt uFsF fias property. hfufteFnnt a
Go. Hastnn block.