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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

We're nuisances. but were not ure.
pared TO say that they were unEan-
iiarye Therefore they contenfed
themselves by instrEctsng Or. car
Toll 70 enforce the law.
me Star three weeks ago pnb.
hshed extracts from the eat laws
ana city ordinances which shos,. tat
u - the positive duty Of the SeaIth
board and health officer 10 suppress
an nuisances. and that anv ciflzen
may prosecute them for their fallu,e
to act.
Taken Up BY All Clubs
The conference committee Of The
combinae local Improvement cI,,bs -
tne city also took the slauehter
mouse matter up last night bv naaa.
Ing resolution on which he ~
owing u the closing paragraph.
Resolved, That the eonferanee
committee refers 10 the eeveraI in.
pfoVement clubs the subject ~ The
proper control and ultimate stfnz
preston OF those Industries within
our city limits. and recommends
mat the presidents OF saId Improve
ment clubs, with power Of aufstItu.
non, constitute a sanitary commit
tee to take cWrge OF this subject and
present and follow II efith tho
city officials for action. and such
committee holds lts first meeting ia
the office Of j. l.. Waller. GU Paeifir
block Saturday. June T."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
GOV. GAGE
Will. SUE
California Newspapers
Must Answer

SACRAMENTO. cal. june s.
Gov, Gage announced today that he
would bring both criminal and civil
libel suits against John II, Snreckein,
proprietor. and sam t.cake. mnuaget,
Of the san Francisco CALI 1t. IL ho
Young. publisher of the san Fran
cisco Chronicle. Harrison Gray otis.
editor of the Los Angeiea Times aud
against the Los Angeles Times Pub
fishing Co. FOR the recent newspaper
attacks on him
Gov. Gage was charged with GRIM
lnal appropriation Of state funds
through colluaion with men appoint
Cd by him, u being claimed that the
~ stem had been carried 40 far that
criminals were even employed TO
forge receipts used aE vouchers for
the collection OF funds from the state
treasury.
The governor. who Il accounted
one of the uhlcat lawyers in the state.
employed from his own private purse
expert accountants and detectives
10 Investigate the charges aud ON the
strength OF their reports VIII bring
the suits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
HEAL Tn BOARD ACTS
MStAI#ATER HOUSES

The slaughter house nuisance vas
formally brought 10 the attention 81
the hoard Of health at It's meeting
lasL@nlght.. Although the board de-
eiinee 70 go before the council ~
support the Beacon Hill Improve
nIent Club in it's demand for the
abatement Of the nuisance, Il was
9oted that Health Officer Carroll be
Instructed 70 rigidiy enforce the law.
The law, as the Star has heretofore
shown, fully covers the slaughter
house cases.
The request that the health board
presens the slaughter house ques-
ton tosthe council was made b. At
torney =. r. Ferrec, one OF the mem
bers Of the Beacon Hill Club. He
argued 70 the board that the
slaughter houses were not only NAL
odorous but positively detrimental
to the health Of his neighborhood.
Outside the Limits
Moreover. he said. the establish
mcnts Of carsteus Bros. and James
Henry were entirely outside the
limits prescribed by city ordinance
for the packing house district. The
Frye-Bruhn slaughter house, he
said, was within the proper limits.
but would be attended toqn the sun
erior court suit filed Yesterday ar
fernoon BY Z. r. Wilcox against the
slaughter house proprietorB.
The members Of the board were
agreed that the slaughter house,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
WE SHALL THER EAR NO MORE

OF Chicago profess
eating viii a practice OF the past
Groceries and viii be closed
Farming win be suspended
viii be turned loose 70 run Wild
and the breweries VIII brew
malt liquors
put pots where the rust
viii other voeauons
traditions OF earharoun
days
The eOmpOunders patent their
cones vi bankruptcy.
the earth viii be chang
ed
All things practical appoa
discovery nurture the body by the use
electricity.
the human stomach
which really sustain he Wis.,
electricity and that by system Of extraction which he is eN
hopes develop these vital principles
directly, without the inter-
food stuns
proposes articles OF diet like
like viii be compressed into small tab
dinkahles
follow the salts the
electricity of
Immediately ~ the OF the
salts and the electricity
be down and
the life will continue indefinitely Just
long. the professor does know.
will really have to do is
ohe themselves and manufacture enough portable
worthy the Chicago
institution learning originated.
millionaire Windy City
MAKE
atn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
LIKE JACK
the RIPPER"
Policeman Sherwell's Trial
Mas Begun

EVANSVILLE Ind. June a.-Thc
case OF form " Patroiman Wilbur 9.
shsrwct, wuo ID charged with the
murder OF three women. WAS called
for trial In the circuit court to-day.
The crimes. which were committed
last November. were Of the Jack the
Ripper type and aroused wide
spread horror.
The present trial h for the murder
% Mrs. Georgia Bailey. whose dead
body WAS found In a ditch IN this
city November n last. On the same
day the body of Lena Renner was
found In ditch IN another part Of
town. Fannie Butler j. alleged u
have been choksd 10 death BY Shef-
well in stable May IS. isot. In the
latter part OF November SheFweii
was arrested ana charged with the
three murders. During his long con-
finercnt IN Jan he has maintained
an air % Indifference.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
NOW " An CAME aeoUT


THE PEOPLE deted celebrate Fourth
Pike
I. assumed By small
did NOT
dinensi now seem
At meeting where than nifty members
jubnaion
a big advertisement Seattle.
II a
adv
. The Pike
VIII and
Fssh in
The down a
will be csIebrains VIII
in the city VIII be there bands belong
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
soMsrHIme Is OUT OF ORDER

The present spring is backward throughout
phere From such
the story of cold wet weather and
winter
just what i the matter no wise although
scientists claim
the earths climate spots
now
Others who not scientific but ready
oeei that the Mount
under our feet They that ubteranan affecting
weather lain how.
for twenty consecutive days.
Monday following Seattle
The
70 warm up regardless Of the fact that arrived
The nay VIII probably be
and the whrsores
better the AZ
when he Fair rtomor f0F'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

AT ST. PAUL
Heads Of Three Great Companies
Have Matter In Hand

The question Of the permanent IS
tnhiinhYent of grades on the tide
land streets VIII not be discussed By
the council until June Is A special
meeting was 70 have hcen held on
Thursday night. bat a. tho request
OF Judge Burke a further extension
OF time was granted. Judge Burke
said that the representatives OF the
three companies interested. the Great
Northern railway, the Northern Pa.
cific and the Pacific Coast Company.
had been unable tp come to n def
inlte agreement regarding the ter
minala. The Pacific Coast Company
a. unable TO reach any agreement
whereby the local ard foreign coal
business can be handled without In
tcrfcring too much with the streets
II viii be p4coaaary to build new
burgers AZ some point on the water
front and yet at a point where the
city trade can be taken care or
President Farrell Of the Pacific
Coast Company, r. a. present IA "a.
Paul In conference with President
Htli Of the Great Northern and Pres
ident Acilsn Of the Northern Pa
cific In an endeavor 10 reach salts
factory settlement. The eftyse inter.
eats ~ the matter are being locked
after by city EnRtnser Thomson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
HOWARD APPEAL

FRANKFORT. Ky. JUNE Ar
Fumcnt was begun IN the court OF
appeals today IN the SECOND appeal
Of James Howard from tho Franklin
circuit court Howard was convict
cd az one Of the principals IN the
Goehcl murder case aud Is now con,
fined Ia the state peaitentiary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
c.. A. DERRY
RAN STRONG

Derry OF this city for the presidency
81 the international Typographical
Union ~ now conceded b the fnrfa-
beers ~ the local organization. tiJ~ re-
turns from the election IN iheiug
received show that Derry made a
splendid run under the circum-
stances.
lie carried n number Of the large
eastern cities against James ~
Lynch, the successful candidate and
was successful In this state By a
large majority. Leeal union men
believe that II Derry hsd been nom
mated earlier and made a more ac-
tive campaign he would have given
Lynch n close run
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
Ex0hERA7ED

SApLETON. N. J.. June a.
The coroncr'a jury has exnneraf-
ed W. Baker and G. r.. Deuzer
front all blame for the deaths o.
Andrew Feathcrstone aud John to-
CERT. who were run down by Bakers
racing antomobile Saturday. The
jury held that Il was an unavotdabie
accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
John STUART SAYS "NOv

John Stuart, Of the Board OF Trade
saloon. wishes TO deny the statement
that a man named Gibbons was
robbed Of a watch In his saloon last
week. Mr.. Stuart says that, al
though the man reported 10 the DO
lice that he had lost his watch In the
Board Of Trade, he had complained
OF the robbery when he first entered
the saloon and consequently could
not have lost In there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
FIRE REPORT

The report Of the fire marshal for
the month OF May WINS filed today
with the city clerk. The report
SHOWS That the total loss during the
month from 10 fires was 1876. with
the exception OF the smith blooE
IRE last Friday, the damage done AT
that time being Estimated bv rtre
Marshal Kellogg TO be $50, 200.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

Tho meeting waa a pleasant one and
well attended.
Mrs l. A. Nadeau Wills entertain
the orptoc Club Friday afternoon nt
her rvnldcncc, iiia tfayiatou avenue
Mas Waidron wna the hoHtrHa OF
an evening party last HtHht al the
home of Miss v. r. atluISn on queen
Anne hiil The young people were
pleasantly entertained by cards and
dancing,
Mrs. Lillian Cole nethri viii be a
guest or the Ralniofs Grand during
the present week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
BOY KILLED


sfectat - tbs star
NORTH YAKIMA. wash. June J.
ALFRED y. Nc kiver. whose parents
reside IN this city. was accidentally
killed IN the mountains near here
saturday. The boy was hersilns
sheep and had a rifle. which In some
manner was discharged. the ball
passing through his body over the
heart. A companion secured assiH-
lance and the body was brought TO
the city and buried yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
ntsisrss CHANCES

1AA ~ HDfE
IiuI Ding e1etfafts taf SALE uHdsr fhsss
thsHs contracts pa san bay q hasns. huf
farm. Hsf an nfqftEaEs o. tuiid =
hanss stfhHuf laYirg iutNrtsf Ne have
sasHa tas uuBsissa that gill mature tkis
sunfHfsH II gHa eWn = iut ~ car f4f.
Hish feH tie easf 70 tuilf 81 once On
hh N1tfnstufa3 sfniftri, Nhfn contract
natures N4H ray tha loan Company
tuifdaNa several hQfnef nnH. this IL q
T@sy mans opportunity 70 secure :
bose al pF address. room ~. sui
iit4a h@ff5Hsnf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
BITS OF GAIETY


The Misses Harrison will entertain
at cards tonight al their home 1915
Madison street. The affair r. In
honor Of their sisters. Miss Mabel
and Miss Edith Harrison OF Chicago.
Miss Mabel webb was the hostess
Of a very pretty card party ye.tsr.
day afternoon at her horne on Har-
ward avenue. IL was the frat OF a
series OF afternoon parties TO be- Civ
en- this week BY Miss Webb and her
mother.
"a ball Will be given to.lxht BY the
Oriental Court. No. 3. of'the Tribe Of
Ben Hur. The affair will take place
In Ranke hall and IL expected TO be
one OF great Interest.
/. Mrs. wnIIam'R- 5. Daily has ia
sued Invitations for a tea which will
take place FridiN afternoon at her
residence. s0f B0ylaton avenue north.
The wedding 81 Miss Lucille Rich.
ards and Harold Stout will be SOL
ernnlzed tomorrow in ~. Marks
church. Both are we. known young
people Of the city.
The Daughters OF the American
Revolution entertained at cards this
afternoon at the Lincoln. Many
meEabers and friends Of the order
we're present. The reception rooms
we're arranged very a-tisticaily and
during tn afternoon a dainty lunch
con was served.
The y. r. o. club gave a musicale
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Roland Denny. 1916 Ninth ave
nue.. A fine program was rendered.
which was very much enjoyed BY
all present.
The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So
clety will hold It's regular meeting
tomorrow afternoon az 2.30 D. m. In
the Masonic hall. A fun attendance
is requested.
The French Club met this after
noon with Mrs. Charles Denny on
Fortleth avenue and Madison street.
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ron saIr-crr, RIAL ESTATE

FAAF
ft.o~HHf Z hts s4affn al CLEARED fvra
ssfnsFss Gasanssfetai street steam Afotof
AdaHaHH % oszFEsteNn. cheapest pFons
- "a ksssh heeffia
tAi.f.Aftn
fltpp@fszts 70 10 tiA 4 ballard aeaItisn
- Gilman each iaI soEfdu
ti-SslsAti tiuFt - f.sks Union Hsrard aa-
ahian# - lass sseh. tios 10 20 car line
NHff 9h@zE buy
f~kss=iaus ossf11 IaEs rnfd-s affifia.~ss H.
wei anf has ruat view
LAKE WAR1fISnToS
ftse-isqfa sa1ff9 feof hrfuss frlfn Ma
afana hsaxhts addition. streets gfadsa
city water slsaant Wee
tttas#t tufs Asxt-o "a Second aveuoa wsst
tstsren GAfaeid ard ifains
NEXT TO CAPITOL MA
$40 ~aehe5 f9ia 4THt2u earh Erana sfsu
Hnd has adtAatssss = Calitoi flif i'm
HfasesaeFsH.
FREMONT
BOO fets 41tisu ! nissk vet Trennonf
sfffssfssssarT. iis asii And nns sieu
fiNstat-af s4sksnt. ane flee an very Fsas-
cfi4ttEs ftfa4fnaf Hrf Eat I-rsssf.e.-f
ITO hAHuAIN
Zoo s4ah=a fass - Niartsrnth asenas BE-
tHssn AadasaH ant Inirn. fhls IL Fssaa
tile~-tn rfas@ff1. faf heip4 market i5flos
esH Eutsk#
FETTfT
Nee Fura Ni1rk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

SNIP TODAY.
2 huckera. 50 o.. right aud icft second fai.
brr. $500. barker. broad AZ man. a. %
turnkey, so. slIdroad men s2so. :
briesyard hands. s2asi ? swampcrs.
s2bo' : ranch hands. s25 pr month
boom man $40 ana board. hook tender.
sa.7a 10 sf.o0i : stone quarrymon. si75.
3 mill hands, si.7s. ? mill laborcrn. $50
and board. 10 young men for planning mill
and box factory. so to $50 per month
and board. fare advanced.
MeNtC1IoL a HAWKINS,
ilo West Main st. Phone John 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03
BREM ERTON BRIEFS

The Seattle mail carriers played a
game 81 bail with the Metropolitan
nins and finished with a kaore 81 ,
to In favor % the carriers
On Saturday last quite an excite
msnt Was aroused by Grucefymau
WeasenburE delivery horse and
wagon dropping over the wharf In
TO the Sound. Ths wagon and har-
meas were recovered. but the
drowned horse was allowed 70 float
away with the tide.
Last week Adtutsnt Inspector Reid
spent half a day LOOKING up affairs
a. the navy yard. He found every
tlHnF al the barracks ia good shape
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

foHT@fH uslEhbarAoo4 n tasi rlns b.
tNasu Fourteenth nnt feFenferuth ayes /.
silver chain Ntfh hsaff attached. Hiand-
nfsu q l. Return - 1871 F0nrtssnth
avenue 90 feeafd - phone hrUNn III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

CARRIERS WANTED.
Seven boEH, IL to id years OLD wanted for
good newspaper routes. schooIboys pro.
TERED. Apply between y and 10 a m
~ Star once. I107 Third ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

WANTED Men 10 grub out several acros,
part cash AMI good land IN payment
See g. X sturteVant At Rainier beach
mornings or at office, Boston block
afternoons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar.
gains only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

psless faid ~ sdoond -sana
heussunid suats. stoves, bedroom - -.
eafpsta etc. nud second M once faf.
nifnfa. RED Ffant Furniture ca. ifo.ftz
HaeasH avenue south, Tst. rsd t11z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

The Seattle city Directory for 1909
IL now ~ press, individuals or firms
" no have moved or made any chang
- since called on by the snumerator
can vsve the correction made by al.
dressing Folks Directory Co. a.
sullivan Building. Seattle. Tel. Red
7703 -.
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no! FOR NOME!
JUNE 5------S. S. OREGON

Northwestern Commercial Company.
Seattle.
Ticket Office, No. ia James suees'
Phone Main sol. General oiness'
eot-e Pioneer blag.. phone Union 81
Secure choice herths by applying
early Also agents for Wild Goose
paiiroad Company. TO points on
whose line we issue through htiis OF
ladiug from Seattle.
When puying articles adverthlee -
this paper. speak OF the star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

tyANfr6 aifla ana women f5r general
aoetneu EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1918 lat Ave. Jphn 1Hii
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GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, iiis Tirsi AZ.
nue.. house nsNig furnished. ~ naodsfn
prices moderate
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aoeKnef EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1913 lat Ave. Jehn ssil'
WANTED =alfl for rrusfhl housework APP
ply ifat fwfniieth ave. nfiernpp''A
uistp WANTED - MALE AND
EfhALg e-->@
fAciftc fmp ofres. ilO6 81 Ave, .iuf.
nishsH best hello ia city CAL 10 Main
40 MIS-. keyss. hrf -
anATrGB Employment once Furnishes al
kinds u pealtfanH for male sll t"HA's
help. COS Pike street. Dun 1919
PEHsosAL
fuftAiTuhE HAfsEaiz5 rooms of second
is ann isdsiaF house. toushi " ths iisi
Front Furniture Co. now Tor aais ~ our
stors. iia SECOND ave. SOUTH vsry cheap
busiHnss MEH rof Al service ps,ronir.
The maxwell Mansion cafe, terms inodef.
cor ~ University! also furnished rooms
c. y. HANpHHH. Landscape gardener. cen
sa a.' address tss ss,h. vssi Fss.
mon, station.
g. % cabinet phato.. q 70 per do1. fgr ena
week only kastman's Studio. 22ii Flfsi
avenue.
REMOVED 70 geo Hseend. Boston nean,
cry. Tei tied 2fga. Baked beans,
brown bread delivered.
SEE LLOYD. Basaos LLOYD. 10 Inneklay
block. about your bones fof cash % de-
fsusd payments.
ANS oI=fEDAf. si,etficisn. sst Hotel
Waiaaff
ron Hrsr-ruRsIsHEp RooHs
nolks HfhkcA
Cor fifsf Ave AMI fsneca 81
glesn Sunny. f1mfcfiahis,
uoamf ~ fhs Uay cr Week
i2oa4 FffEr AVENUE.
GRAND PACIFIC uoTNf. iiit FIRST ave.
nue.. haase nssig furnished. ~ naodsfn.
prices suadefates
ron -MfscEt.I.ANEous
HlaAEkf ufiees iaia To- second -hhna
heussuaid Eua6s. stoves, bedroom s1H
eafpsfa etc. hud second hand once fur
nifufe. Red Ffant Furniture Co. iiottz
$500 avenue south Tsi. fsd fG1z
LOST
LnHT@ IL uaI Ehbssrhon4 n tasi Zoe b.
twasn Fourteenth nnt heeenferuth AYES /.
silver chain with hsar attached utana-
nfaHn q l. Return - 1871 Funrtsenth
aEsnus 20 fpwasd - phone Brown III.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So
clety Will hold It's regular meeting
tomorrow afternoon AZ 2.30 D. m. In
the Masonic hall. A fun attendance
is requested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

O. 90 esbinst phaios. o. ~ per don. fgf o.
week only. Easfman's Studio. 22ii Pr
avenue
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QUEEN CITY EMPLOYMENT uUREAtr
Main 500. 1871 Third nVenua.aTwu res
taurant COOKS, ST.. Stt week. waitress
90 assistant In office, $50. laundry
markers. $40 week. houaekeepcr. hotel.
cook, men; loo family cooks ana gem
crnl girls 10 solicitors. chHmbrrmnida.
cook tar farm, SO cook men. $50. 8
nocond airias kitchen helpers. hurst girls
RIGHT and left second fellcrH $500. 2
bucierH. fH0n. nunkaY. Si0s ranch hand
$50 hook tender. highest WAGES. SECOND
Taller and hello buck. 81 70. board SAHd.
Old man TO watch cattle, so! 3 ahinEte
packers, 10 mill hands 500 g mill
hands, CLIO. 10 young men for planting
mill and box factory, 500 to $40 moi
month and hoard. faro advanced Mo
Nichoi HAWKING, tip West Main st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

WANTED glf FOE nrusfni hDusew0fk
ply taat Twfuttrth ave-, afternoons
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5000 $50 acfea iu nfaElt county. logged
~ iaadl fDl arfs1 seeded iu pasture
mile from steamboat landing
EfaH en- affHH near NuWnrr. acres cleared
z aaraa in orchard. 4-afrrH 10 HffffsH.
ffana ~ hffHH unHf Seattle. 10 res
aIaafHd. 40 ceres slHaNe1. 100 fruit trees
hafs barn ami nufhuu1inHH
fIfoa "a acres bottom land ali under pillow
q aefea IN orchard. fair house ana hsHa.
flInuIhE water.
TEfTENgHEN a ArHEf.t.
itnuu - ft0EWrii BIDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

"a ball viii be given tonight BY the
Oriental Court. No. 3. of'the Tribe Of
Ben Hur. The affair will take place
In Ranke hall and IL expected TO be
one OF great interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-03

q y. nAhuEHn. Landscape rardrnsfs cen.
tracts taken FOE grading t0tni aai.ffAettot
guaranteed Address ha2 18th. wSst Ffs'
mont station.
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REMOVED 20 geo Haeand. Boston noana
cry. Tei tied 2sgt Baked beans.
brown bread delivered.
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HgREs rouR CHANCE


A F1sw CHOICE TRACTS
$500 u seFes "a ans hastan ianH. on
eoiaat1 faed. enit 10 miiss npath - bas-
ines e~otes q city. well vafeF~d With
uslnhlsefs We sin ell for a few daya
81 $500 1ef acre.
= GOOD Buy.
t.@t=a acres facing On rae county rad.
GOD sell No. ! srffrG vatrr school
handy fetf ssuNguisni ell around.
LARGER nrT,
lssas 70 s' Ct, e s "a i.; STss o'' ss
nshrai. HHr easy Ciraredi large creek
inli q traut We win asll ihs traet Al
cnAs = ADAMS.
- Pioneer building
LOTS an Twrnfy-uinth. s0xiao sswer All
paid siaos easy monthly payments.
Lot ltaNioo corner Twcnty.secona ana
nsArisfn. street Erndsd sewer and city
iafse ists, Fremont. aosiso each; siso.
monthly payments e..
NEfssoS. MACPHERSON a CO.
80 New fork block
WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY.
New q the time 70 buy property In this
water. eraaa view. nicely located, small
paymentH balance urHthiy, homsr built
en- Easy terms We vii furnish yog with
plans free eaH m ana pee us before yea
rhifd ave.
a.arrs tracts. Lake warhinston. water.
'front.' near Columbia CITY hne summer
homes. easily cleared. Eoed s6ii, rhoap.
acres IN cultivation. with h-isou hard
finish house eafiiue passes through the
Land nsag Columbia. ~, home. very
cheap. $500
io.aere tracts in white Rivor valley. on
0 or 10 acre tracts near South Park. $50,
good KufaHu land. nuc marine view.
ouALuEfM a HOLMAN.
sot New York block.
HuI4MAN,s beautiful isEe front ndditlsn
Ia now on the market. nearly 300 lots sold
~ the last few days. $50 % si75 each
payments ssus as rent so men now s1 lay W
lnE new plank sidewalks Ia front Of cach
lot. money returned u dlssatisned after
grounds sunday 60 show unaoid lots Come
quick see owner Hiiman, ONCE end Of
present Green Lake car line.
s lots aoxto5 feet each, In Cloverdaic ad-
dltiuu. level hnd cleared on corner. we
viii ss0 them very low for cash or we
will take small payment down and hal
anoe en- Your own terms. }. X. Smiley.
a4=fa safe ttepHhAt ufHks
ron SALE OR EXCHANGE
6-aore tract nf land situated on the shore
81 Lake Washington. N-ruom house. barn
ard other huildtngh nll fenced good
spring. an ideal auhurhan'houe. Owner
Room 2. pu5 First avenue.
SEVERAL choice lots on Harrison. Roy
and Nenuhiiran streets, bargains In lots
and houses al Fremont Green Lake
Queen Anne and other localities. The
bureau. 1406 First ave.
$500 takes my tive lots, 90 foot each. ON
Grand ave. West Seattle; l need the
money. &. T.. Buell., 1906, TWentv-
fourth ave. Tel. Black 1854.
FINANCIAL
FREp. II. MERRITT. wash
y. O. Box 2ha. POI French NH
Financial Agent
COLLATERAL BANK Uarto a peeg1
money loaned on any good collateral
los Cherry.
TO LoAN-Private money az lbw rafo :,
interest bamua q Oxner 100 yc.ts.
way. Rooms 3, and g.
WARRANTS bought and sold. Morr,so.