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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-03-26
CHLORO.NAPTHOLEU

For cattle, sheep and live stock, to
protect them from all kinds Of dis
eases. This preparation is one Of the
greatest safeguards to chickens and
other poultry every put on the mar
ket. 1t protects chicks from pip,
lice and other vermin and other dis
eases which cause so many young
chicks to die. Disinfect your hem
coops. and chicken houses with
Chloro- Naptholeum and you will be
pleased with the healthfulness Of
your poultry. We sell it and we
know that it is good. Try it and
you will be pleased.
We invite you and your children to
see our Easter Novelties in cur
south window.
Discriminating smokers buy Of US
the celebrated CINCO and CUBAN
OLA Cigars, for which we are head
quarters.
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AT THE CHURCHES.

TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
REV. A. N. BRUNsoN, PASTOR.
Prayer meeting this evening at 7.SC
o'clock.
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BULL FOR SALE.

BULL FOR SALE.
T OFFER for sale, a FIRST-CLASS
Il YOUNG BULL, 9 months old, at a
reasonable price. Also Two Calves that
are three months old. All Of these are
excellent individuals.
w. H. HICKLIN,
Guthriesville, S. G.
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Dress Goods.

These are arriving on almost every
train, and we are already prepared to
show quite a number of attractions In
this department. Our friends are invi-
ted to call whenever it may suit their
convenience. with the assurance that
we will make it we'll worth their while.
We are prepared to please lots Of peo-
pie now, and within the next few days
we will be in position to please every
body who can be pleased at all.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-03-26

THE CHURCH OF THE GOOD
SHEPHERD.
REV. J. c. JoHNEs, RECTOR.
Services this (Tuesday) afternoon a.
4.3O, Wednesday at 1890 a. m, and Fri
day afternoon, Good Friday, services a.
4.30 o'clock.
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Glenn & Allison
OLDS WAGONS
BuGGIES AND HARNESS.

lust received. If you need a Wago
come to see us.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1902-03-26
About Spring Millinery.

In this department of business we surrender the
palm to no man, woman, child firm company, because
we believe that STYLE 6nish quality, beauty, artistic
taste and low price cuts any figure with you, you will GER
5 tanly buy your spring hat of We had hoped that we
would be able make full Millinery display before
Easter Sunday but owing to the late arrival of our Mil
inery we find this impractcabe, both Miss Cone and
Miss Bludworth are exceedingly busy trimming hats for
Easter delivery However, we wish inform
Gus lady friends that will make partial display of our
pattern hats during NEXT SATURDAY, MARCH 29
5 to which everybody is most cordially invited.
TT. G.. STRAUSS e co.
g
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Millinery.

It has been our especial aim to con-
tinue this season the long lead we have
all along held in the Millinery depart
ment Of our business, and to this end
we have purchased several thousand
dollars Of new goods in the very latest
styles. Many Of these goods are al
ready in hand and Miss GRANT is now
busy working on the orders that must
be ready for Easter delivery. We
shall not allow single customer to be
disappointed if it be in our power to
prevent by working night and day up
to that time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06
why GAMBLING STOPPED

gambling circles that the clancy oSs
fre the net
pronts Of all games OF Tendern district
This probably financially than owning STOCK w
striking feature OF the alA'
caneys win only have 10 put up per cent
the total capital OF the gambling houses order TO
% cent dividends
in taking bright
but established monopoly 10
will admit that he knows any
Il regularly fined Nop'uy
suddenly stopped yesterday and why ts
chief f police his authority
OF chief police
PROVED stopped lie stopped IT, Ills mere
statements
gambling could not be stopped In Sc
chief q police not only In
tercsing instructive.
yesterday not the result OF any SUD
authorities The cneys had
gamblers
Rebellion tolerated finally
be They
Tenderon until the refractory
gambling VIII
be y permission OF the authorities
This is tho plan bald English Of situation
use English.
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MUST try SOMETHING NEW

a Mrs
Niagara Falls a
OF Mrs Taylor assembled the
10
accomplished lecturer
dc1n and threw cold
And 1859 a
mighty crowd eheersd his
covered with
while thousands appauded rapd
and did all OF foohardy things
And taen the public realize that
there isn't daring expe
ments with death. with noble In view
The freak business played
eon have vanished You couldn't
The
y.
u
s a good sign and a one
Of Aner
change that all the better made SO by m a.
- - w
In political circle. mt
win be the minority IN the council ~,
- ~ ''N'
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BITS OF GAIETY

Mrs. Gerald Frink was hostess Of
an informal luncheon party yester-
day afternoon at her home. f0is
Twenty-eight avenue.
The University. Cotsris Club will
hold It's regular meeting tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. r. X. Pirret, $500
Twelfth avenue northeast.
The Queen Anne Social Club en-
tertained a large number Of its
friends last night az the Queen Anne
Club house. Cards were played dur
Ing the FIRST part OF the evening.
then the tables were removed and
dancing was INDUCED in until a late
hour.
The Wednesday Afternoon Club
met yesterday afternoon with its
president. Mrs. Belle Tuson, Ere
mont. All the members were pres
cnt and most interesting meeting
was held
Mrs. Charles whittIesey enter
tained the Whist Club Tuesday af-
ternoon at her home. 29l4 second
avenue. a few guests besides the
members were present.
The Twentieth Century Club met
Monday afternoon with Mrs. @. A.
Dickie. $40 Post street. The club
members we're In full attendance
and after a fine program had been
rendered dainty refreshments were
served.
Mrs. a. l.. Cohn entertained I'm
honor Of Miss Florence RieKelman.
OF Milwaukee. Tuesday night, at her
home. si3 Washington street. A
large number Of young people were
present who spent the evening In
dancing.
The clerks gave a dancing party
last night at Little's hall. MANY
guests were present and dancing
continued until n late hour.
The Ladies' Hebrew Benav0ien,
Society met yesterday afternoon In
the Masonic Temple. Some irnport /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06

people win whether the Seattle Gas aRd
decision within the
STRAIT
E the
probably the Federal
injunction the state
Judgment In this the
injunction attacked In the higher Federal Courts
against him he will probably
franchise limited period
Is
public opinion he
tine
could and s2s thousand
a
itself according OF Mr. H
a a million dollars
council
a limited he
yL2s
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ant business was transacted ana new
officers elected ''' !"
me card party given by the Ia.
ules Auxiliary OF Temple dc Hirsrh
last night In the Masonic hail
proved success. Cards we're PLAYED
na the prizes awarded were well
ns retreshments were served,
Reichert Bros. pIanos III rrrt.u
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A gas buoy viii probably br vita
toned on the Columbia river bar. II
will furnish a light for navigation AZ
night.
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Or. waEgoner. dentist, removed 90
Globe block. cor. FGrnt and Madison.
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PfANOB Al WIiOLLsALE-
Tho celebrated Doll. steErr a. Sons
Ariou. ana Davis 4 Sons Pianos
can now 10 purchased direct from
thr manufacturer o. factory
prices aud on rafy terms nt
iANTFArTrrEEs FtAHD co
second avenue ana Madison 1t
UiuItIHI ttirst pain Tor aaoan1 hsnd
h0ua~Hoid Ea0da. stoves. bedroom ssts
carpets etc ngd a~rBHf hand ONE fIif-
niflfs. RED FRONT Furniture Co, ilD.ll4
Second avenue south Tel. Hid izz2
MODERN broom cottage, new. ln+
auirc Of g. Bean 1920 second ave.
TWO cook stoves. sos Howell ".
1926 buys 4 roomed house and tao
nice level lots, hair block from
best car line. THE IL bargain.
EHry Bros, 30 YrHlsr.
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THE SEATTLE AUCTION AND
SALE STABLES.

Has its next auction sale on Friday.
March 3. OF ! q. ~. sharp. az 1910
Western avenue. We have 10 ofrer
45 head horses. weight from 1000 10
1900 pounds. as follows. One brown
horse ysarr. sound, works single
and double. one matched team sor-
reia. and years old. FIRST class
workers one gray mare. 8 years old.
weight about 1850 pounds ono bay
horse years old, sound. good work
cr single or double one heavy team
weighing 100 and 1900 pounds each.
and years old. one Horrel horse. Z
years old. good worker single or duii-
bic one team. harness and lumber
wagon 10 pack horses. one matched
team bay ponies. three top busgiea.
two express wagons. three light de-
livery wagons. ono top grocery waE-
on. two lumber wagons. a. axle, &
Inch tire. two sets double work har-
ness; three sets single express har-
ness All above stock mentioned to
be sold to the highest bidder with.
out reserve. All stock guaranteed bv
the auctloneer. and N not aH repre-
scented money viii be refunded in "a
hours NJ. J. wAT.KFp
Tel. nun 1881. Auctioneer.
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This VIII have the erpct ~ making,
the rest os the hiil from there 90
Highland drive a little sleeper than
it Is now, but this viii make little
difference ~ Ear as the operation %
the ears viii BE- affected.
The grade was changed when the
the electric company put ia igA line
az the hiil and the new piAn practi-
caiiy rc-sstAbhahea the Old grade. II
viii Be unnecessary 90 introduce any
new ordinance IN council and the
work will go on at once. The pian
T. satisfactory TO the parties con-
eerued.
The electric company ia also pre-
pairing 60 extend les line out beyond
the present Queen Anne bin tefmi.
nus. A permit VAS granted yrater-
day BY the board % public works 20
build on Sixth avenue west. Howe
street and seventh avenue west.
The extension will be eight blocks
IN length and VIII bring The line 20
tins edge ~ the Ms Pleasant and odd
Fellows cemeteries.
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THEY AGREE
ON GRADES
Program Tor Queen Anne Improve
ment Made Out

The residents OF Queen Anne hli.
together With the seattle Electric
60. and the city engineer. have come
TO an understanding regarding tho
gtnding OF Queen Anne avenue be
tween Highland drive and Comstock
street The matter came up yestct
day az the meeting OF the board OF
public works, iu connection with tho
request ~ the Seattle Electric 60. for
permission TO construct "a SECOND
cuuntcrhalance ON queen Anne ave-
nuc.
In the plans Of the company pro-
vision was made FOR switch north
of Cumstock street. By means Of this
switch the West Queen Anne cars
would be able 90 80 up Comstock
street but time would be ioat in
switching
The Queen Anne people objected 90
this and claimed that by u change In
grade the cars could so directly up
CumHtuck street from the main track
without the necessity ~ switching
Different plans were proposed bat
the one selected as most fon Fible ~
TO cut down little at the corner 81
Queen Anne avenue and Cumstock
street.
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ofhonSE. 1HEMfEh a co. lac. Ab.
sifsrt Co. established iEN4 AlninK
claim abstracts Iisssmsnt 81 the Mo-
tuai iafs baiiaiuE.
hooTif ,WIiffTi.EhfT .HANroNb Al
sifaet Co.. established ihls b4samsft ~
halirf bloch Teispbons. Msin ipa
hEA4Ti.E Abstract go. h ~ biaek
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

AI-roHsErs-AT-LAw
WA d. huTfHt1R, sttornsy ct law suits
prosecuted AMI defended in all courts. ~
years sHpsHauee. Proceedings Ia bahk
tuftsy conn Incorporated. abstracts
carefully examined. cuiiSrtiuua made Ia
sll parts 81 the United states. Highest
commercial and bank references. Ola
Ihlrd avenue. Phone, Main 100.
J. a. KELLOGG. si2 Wash building
A e. MACDONALD zoo nurk. building
MOOT PALMER 4 nnowN. Pioneer pa.
LYMAN .. KNAPP 20 Halisr building
FRANK a.. wiNMrLlNn. iiosion block
w y. LAMhuTH goi.s Pacific block
fiEhhE y. rEhnY 40 nufbs biock
WARD KEMP. 4s2 nurss builaiE.
EWiNG 40 Mes rorh huiifins
AHtIiIIEC1s
JpiiN onAliAa. 40 asi Globe blk. TEL
James 2g2i
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AUCTION SALES

MONSTER auction sale ~ fine fur.
nliure 10 D. sold by order - ~.
Gilmore OF Minneapolis. az Martin
ana fuN'H sales rooms. @@t9 First
avenue. Friday. March Z. al 40 30
q 20. This tot ~ office and store
furniture consists ~ the following
Fine AAmiuater rugs. anRofH rugs.
art squares, carpets fine c1ufheH
and bed lounges. hHndeomr uphoi-
stored arttean and chairs. 80 dining
chairs. tables. fine Davenport. hall
tree. fine HldebnArd china closet.
combination bookcase, fine willow
and other rockers. handsome ward
robes. fine pianos. six -pisrc parior
suit folding bed. Hhas case. fine
enAmelrd b~dateRds springs. mat
treFSet. lace curtains. clocks. pie
lures. ranges. stoves. heaters. 100
DOZEN cupH and auugefr 30 bowls
and pitchers. KlaA1 and other dish
-. toilet ssts. etc. also a lut ~
ovefroats. ard lots of other goods
too numerous TO mention. Phone.
Oak rs
JOE MARTIN, Auctioneer.
Aitf-rtoS sna aafuslissisn heiss tsAnrrnfi
an4 biAsa, secondhand Epois tsssssht AMI
salf rev i~sfhsf s..ots niH sell &C. q
change 81 Aaif FFies ca i1ks street -
q starr Esnsral anriions~s Tsi. ciay go
n q. mcKEnToS. ssnstst .ssslass.r.
1874 firs, sssnas
JOS MARTtN. general auciloneer.
sfls First avenue Phore. oak 7ts.
BUSINESS COLLEGES
cLAhkER rsfniA bkorthsna = ha-sl. IN.
dlviauAi instruetian. - ba~ipa kih.
hrgT nsthaAs snI issessrs. Acne Busissss
celisss. sesoad ans fiks,
ritz ~ ANblNAvfANiAM kntcAs BANK
Translates fs-sssi... o. sslea csp,,si
gsais ~ 500 oa 4. chiihsrs pre- y ..
gfunashi fire ftss A. a. Hesih~rt. eAah. .
D. ianN. assi CASH
PEOPLES KAyINos hAsK
Hsnuef srsnas ana pas ttrsst Capitol
paid ~. tioo 600 y g Nsstsifst. res. Z
sash. Commercial savings snA u=ss bssI.
THn FtHsT sAIioNAL bank OF
SEATTLE
PAia " sas,ia Al iibo 60 :,
- Hess. b.. pres n MeAieksn. Vie
pfss. 4, TsrusF. sash. a. y isrAhurst
sss; cash 5ssh.nrs GA snheipai si'i''
THE CANADIAN BANK OF
COMMERCE..
1Eiset nsiinea ioiia-si
F3fpi9s asrssa. sss~ssassss t@sNfas'bl
lnfFrrst allowed on time ssrrsiia a gen
srnf barfirE bgtinsss transactsd4
eEATrig BRANCH Corner Of James
street es5 HsrQni sFsnus
.. A CAMERON. Nanssrr.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK or
SEATTLE.
Capitol stock paid in as. 90. surplus. tss.
assl
,, furth, tres. J. n Goldsmith. vice
rfes. n v. Anksny. cashier.
Correspondent. IN principal cities II the
Initsd htaisa and Eurugs
ftsfxEss tua~t-Es
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FARMS FOR SALE.
~ acres. Hll ~ prunea. room house.
barn. chicken houses and parks
close 20 store and pOatOffice $500.
10 acres. all cleared, 259 hearing fruit
trees, = acre atra wberfics. b room
house. near store, J.. .. and mar
ketH. $500
acres, all FLASHED 1900. bnlf cash.
~ acres, room house. ~ acres clear
cd, $50 bearing trees. 5000 straw bet o.
~ plants, good OutbuildinEh, I
cows, head young cattle, hogs.
chickens, wagons, pi0Wn, harroWa.
cultivators ana full set 81 farm
ing tools $500
iJ5 acres. near sydney Kitsap CO.,,
house. barn and orchard. 10 acres
cleared. on county road, 1iJD peg
acre.
We are heAdquarterH for farms, fruit
ana chicken ranches.
a. tracts 81 logged Off land, from 80
90 100 acres each Is miles from se-
attic. st 50 10 81 per acre.
J. h. ks.fLEf.
"a.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
awAP nApoAf~ -eirocsry store uith nrinr
rnutns, cheap rent Coast Exchange. 10
htsrr' hoyd eipek
Bs naTEzln-cisar store hear, ~ city.
money uiassf. Ceart EHchanss 80 starr
boyd block
Wanted = partner wt,h 5000. $50 = month
guarantees. Coast hrrhanss. ~ starr
iioya blofh.
% rom house. hssr q city. clear. $50 a
month. Coast Exchange. 40 afr-hoyd
block.
saionn. located IN the hasi,ss, Part o. the
Starr Boyd block
Partner wanted with sisco In coed pay.
ins saloon. Coast Exchange. 10 starr
Partner wanted with 5000. 500 a month
gusranisri Coast Exchange. 40 starr
Best bargain ever offered on thi, coast. res
tsurant. hlE money makes. Coas, Ia
ehangs. 80 Starr BoSd blcck.
GREAT RARGAIN-A boarding house.
hns location. good chance Tor scandal
avian. must sel. coat Exchange. 40
starr Boyd.
BlG chance for man ~ith $3.50 20 Est a
lunch oounisr clear tl2a month.
COAST EXCHANGE. 10 starr Boyd
SPECIAL snap today 10 close an es-
tate. groom house at cost. NOR
CAMS EXCHANGE. ioiG Third.
WE buy. sell and trade for anything
and everything list your property
with the Washington Exchange
and come and see George. WASH
ingt0n EXCHANGE, ii02 Third.
We want houses and lots at all the
exchanges at bottom figures. We
have cash buyer ready and will
ing 20 buy. WESTERN EX-
CHANGE. 1901 Third.
BRING In your farms and h-ncre
tracts we are the people that can
sell anything you viii list with us.
SEATTLE EXCHANGE, 1917 sd.
SEATTLE Loan a t'rodit Co. Inc.
Incorporated undcS the Laws
OF the State OF Washington
for ti00. 600 ~
Stock fully paid and non assesta BILE.
DO "A General Loan. Discount
and Collection Business.
Shares 500 each.
500 shares for sale.
Call and investigate.
SEATTLE LOAN a CREDIT co.
AAhNfff N"N~F hHNN W. n AfAtAhs
GET a home, stop paying rent. The
Fidelity Home Building Company
will build you a home on monthly
payments OF only $3.50. NO IN
TEREST; DON'T DELAY. Cali at
room Sc Sullivan block. EVEN
mos from TO $3.50 o'clock.
GERMAN AMERICAN INVEST
MENT COMPANY.
DRY GOODS AND GENERAL
STORIES
One store in Seattle. several out
SIDE money makers all.
LEATHER GOODS FACTORY
Incorporated rare chance for man
capable of taking charge of sales
to The trade; well established own
patents.
REAL ESTATE
chances In well established Of
noes needing additional interested
help.
CANNERY LOCATIONS
Several, very valuable. land. FISH
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HOUSES AND LOTS wASTEn

HOUSES AND LOTS wASTkA
WE have cash customers for hos s,''sr
cottages. stores and modern ~ Il
all parts Of the city. ihs e1
a. We spsnd Two THOUSAND
LARS a month for that psitess II
lows as a logical conclusion ~ 4 !
sell n. List your property ss.tss
our photographer will take All n
Il. which will he published u - n.
IN all the leading nswspApss.sy esTi1
GERMAN AMERICAN
COMPANY.
ola Third Avenue. -
WANTED - Parties with
amount OF capital 70 inr
manufacturing plant IN ea' 500
is operated by some OF ~,
best citizens, and Is no =, ~ WI
vestigate. Esry Bros. ~ - Il
WANTED TO RENI-n1'ssss-s-s'
WANTED no REM. s. 4
WE will rent your house, e,sIssls 4
or rooms. II deslranle, 70 nsy y
ants. within seven eays n sssass
months rent. OF 80 xcar pla
and pey YOU SIX months -isyssis
vance, Gsrman-Anericsn
Co, SIS Third avenue:
WIRE. MON AND riJ ssl's,1ss'
FacnaG Ran 3 Plains wots S.. -.
when buying articles sd i,sr
this paper. speak OF the s.si
DIR. ANNIE Ru&sEiI- % h'A
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WESTERN EXCHANGE, 1901 Sd.
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FOR sALE-VACANT LOTS.

FOR sALE-VACANT LOTS.
Lots, MadisnS2O0 Lots. goth ava 400
Lots, goth av. 500 Lots. James Vt 200
Lots, Sth av..50O0l Lots. 9Th av. 1850
Lots, Gr'n Tx 20O Lots. River TX 5000
Lots. 50 Park 1901 Lots, Beacon II. 400
Money al 3 per cent. interest.
SEATTLE EXCHANGE. 1917 "a av.
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HOMES! HOMES HONEST
The NATIONAL HOME SEEK RS'
' ASSOCIATION viii buy you a
home any place you wish, or win
pay OF the mortgage ON your home
or farm and let YOU return the
money In payments OF $3.50 per
month on each 81 600 without in
terest Remember This is a MA
TIONAL association. there fore the
daily business viii at all times be
large and the time 10 elapse from
the time you make application I'M
al you get your money win be
short. Beware OF companies offer
ing unreasonable inducements.
1902 First Ave. Phone Black 4lb2.
Open evenings.
+. NJ. GORDON. State Manager.
THREE large pleasant rooms. fur
nished FOR housekeeping; no chill
dren. 2i23 Sixth avenue.
FOR RENT-Houses cottages, stores aud
rooms. furnished and unfurniEhsd In ali
parts OF the city. German American
Investment Co, biS Third avenue.
FOR RENT Cottage OF s rooms.
end OF Lake Union car line. SIS.
DRmus 4 Osner. i09 Yesler way.
rooms ., and 8.
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms
sos Howell st,
For rent. 10 furnisht~l rooms below
leslcr. splendid money maker:
three months rent advance. Esry
Bros, 2lO Yeeler
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eSAP HANgAtw- firursrv store 9th MS
rnufna. cheap rent Coast Exchange.
starr. nQyd biaek
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James 2g2i
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He'chert Bros. pianos. 10 Union
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Best bargain ever offered on this coast. res
taurant. biE money makes Coast IL.
change. ~ Starr Boyd ticck
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HE HaFHain--Ct1zr store. heart - rii
money maker. Coast ENchanss. - stai
lloyd block
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Two hne Offices. corner. on Pioneer
square.
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sf0RGAN's EXCHANGE, ioii "a av.

FOR sALE-BUsINEss oPPoRTU-
MITES
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A GREAT HARGAIN-A boarding house.
hns location good chance Tor srandin.
avian. must sell Coat Exchange. 40
starr Boyd.
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Wanted partner with 5000. $50 = H,outh
guarantees. Coast Exchange ~ Starr.
Boyd blnfh.
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Partner wanted with 5000. 500 a mont
guaranteed Coast Exchange. 80 starr
Hoyd block
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INI NTlTT~-
Wen established. IN henrt % city.
on account Of owner having other
business requiring hts attention.
can be bought for less than coat,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06

Fsrtusr wanted with $500 In a Eaod pay
ing saloon. Coast Exchange. 10 starr
lloyd block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06

iINNN n M d"
Paying ~ b0 daily profits. can be
bought for $50 for "a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-03-06

MONSTER auction sale 81 fine fur.
nliure 10 D. sold by order 81 ~.
Gilmore OF Minneapolis. az Martin
and fpK'H sales rooms 2@te First
avenue. Friday March e. az 10 30
e. u. This iot ~ office and store