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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
STATE TEACHERS
COMPLETE WORK

Almost the entire time OF toany's
session at the Warrington state
Teachers Association was devoted
IL a Eenefal discussion Of the report
Of the legislative committee To Witch
had been entrusted such nRttorA as
will be presented by the association
"a the legislature At the voming SEES
siam.
A pfesiieted by the star yeaierinN
The proposition 20 give each school
district af whatever nise credit for a
total ef 1oaa sehool DAYS IN each year
was Huccsssfuiiy opposed ON the
ground that Il WOULD be rulnouH to
the larger districts and % no ma
terlal benefit to those districts now
haNine inaa than tao school days.
computing une day fof each scholar
In attendance during the school year,
should such a law be enacted n
would mean a ieas OF sao 900 each
year Ia the state revenue ~ school
district No |. King county. Other
popuinus communities would suffer
Ia like ratio
one section u the report which
deals With the powers 81 directors IN
union tistfits was also made the sub.
iect % mitch discussion The re-
port as presented BY the COMMITTEES
provides that the directors IN q
union district may. ~ their disrfs-
tian. admit pupils residing Ia such
district. bsinnxinE to n srade lower
than the hish school grades. hut not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
INQUEST OVER BODY
OF INCvAR OLSON

islirlous and unconscious condition
while he was At the hospital. pr
Johnson stated that he 1i1 not find
any bruis~ At the aulofsY the
hral-s was found
4 know Of no other instrument
except a sandhRE that cnuld hax.
csus-i the wound on the lsft side 81
the dad mans bead. aid tlf. John
son.
A Ericsson. bartender Of the WI
lard saioon. said that Olson came In
10 his saloon and asked Wh.r. the
entrance was to the next lodging
housr. Ericsson said that about a
half-hour later Saturday morning he
was found In the alley. According
~ Ericsson. Olson APPEARED a. n h~
had been drinking sorue. but could
walk aud talk all right He dif not
take a drink in the saloon.
Ole Anderson. a steamboat fireman.
was In the Willard saloon when Olson
vas found In the aiiry lie saw OF
son when he asked for IN. entrance
Of the lodging house next door
Tn. Jap restaurant doos. near
where the man was found was open.
Several JRps we're on the inside.
Testimony will b. taken through
an interpreter from the Jap under
arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

lower than the seventh aehoal grade.
Such notinn on the part Of tho %.
rrctors Ia made subject Tor HNes.
LEGATION by tho superintendent Of
schools. rhoae who opposed the rule
contended that the superintendent
should inyeAtiHate before the a.
ruc,nra took action auu not after
ward.
The proposed amendment TO the
existing laws relating Ia the powers
and duties OF county auperintsnds
pntn ia 10 the effect that the Hupsr-
intrndent shalt have power 70 aus
pend any teacher whom he shall find
In be immoral OF Incompetent, aud
that he shall immediately netify the
superintendent OF public Instruction
OF such suspension. The charges 50
preferred shaii be investigated by the
latter official. provided that he shall
IN all eases refer the question II re
vocation To- the state board Of educas
tion whore such teacher helda a
state certincate or life diploma
The session 60 be held this event
ing VIII close the annual work Of the
REsncint ion. President frinfH says
that Ia attendance and the general
work accomplished the meeting has
been the most successful ever held
IN the state Those papers discussed
have bern Of great value. he saYe. IN
hroa denins the ideas Of teachers and
otherwise enlishtenins them as TO
! modern methods Of education.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
THEY SAY
She is A
SLY ONE
Pelios Finally Succeed In Having
Cad Johnson Bound over Tor Lar.
osny from Person

Pelios Finally Succeed In Hsvlsa
Cad Johnson Bound over Tor lar.
osny from Person
The seattle police department hnn
gained y victory After month"; 81
hard work, the police have succeeded
IA having Cad Johnson, a notorious
woman, bound over Ia the superior
court on a charge of larceny from the
person, Time and aGain the Woman
has been arrested, but never have
the palice, nor her alleged Victims.
been able 10 have hsr held TOT trial
Nv some loophoie she has aiWays
MANAGED TO escape the law,
This morning Justice OF the Peace
George considered that there was
probable cause to believe that she
Was guilty % rohbins Jan uloam.
aud bound her over. under ALSO
bonds The BAH viii probably be
given.
tiloom says that he went into the
Diamond house, notorious hrothei
IN the nav tenderloin, ana was walk
the through the halls on Christmas
day. The halls were dark and be-
fore he know what was happening.
he was pulled into foo,n where he
inet a large. dark woman. She tore
open hts vest an soon nH she met him.
Ife had been Ia the room but a short
time when the woman apparently
grew tired OF his company,
when he ieft tho room he felt IN
hia inside vest pocket 60 see " a
$50 gufd piece he had deposited thaFe
Uss stiii in hts possession, Tie matte
the startling discovery that for IL q
silver dollar had been substituted.
lie told Policeman Carr ~ the af-
fair. and CAD johnson was arrested
bloom II satisfied that she : the
woman who robbed hiu strouf
testimony was introduced by the d.
feusr. but Justice ueofEe held thef
The ease should b. submitted to "
isIfY.
n was hut a few weeks ago that
the johnson woman was up ON a
similar charge before Justice Cam.
The evidence IN that case was not
considered sufficirnt 10 conNict her,
and nhs was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
MARINE NEWS

Laden With heavy cargo OF orl.
entail goods and with hinnll liHt VI
Msfu arrived from China aud japan
thfs afternoon,
Fhe transport DIX arrived from
7 t'nnta this morning TO load coal,
aiid viii proceed on her way IA
Manila this evening ifer cargo,
loaded At Seattle ana Tacoma, In .
eiudaH ashao. 600 feet OF lumber, 23GG
redwood doors and large amount
of forage. Iron ana miscellaneous
freight.
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WILL "SWEAR OFF"
SHARP AT MIDNIGHT

Tomorrow being New Years day.
u viii be In order far every good
eitiaen 20 write ises above his pieds-
- taken tonight as the clock ztrikcs
II
A. Of yars. the nsh horn. and zach
and every nais~- producer known 10
man. win be IN evidence. ON the
streets this evening Ia chafnrt eristic
Observance II the passing Of the otd
year. II viii be a merry carnival
and onr Nhleh few Ntil care 10 miss
In almost all Of the seattle church
-. watch services viii BE- observed.
aud the atvest Of the new year viii
b. haifet with ssasa Of retnicing
AZ 1t. MARKS church the service
Wtii begin at l % e'ciash this even
Ing. In addition To an address by
Mr.. Lloyd. the fuii vested choir VIII
f~n<frF = praise -<sxtees assisted by
Mrs Norman Dtrklussn cheathafrl
who VIII also sing the orrrtorf. The
choir al BE- trHdef~d a supper In the
xaiia rasssn after midnight BY the Ia
dies - the guild
Watch nesting Win be held also
Al he Atsewt Christian rhurrh. cor
n@r Madison street and Third avenue.
Services viii include = .rrrnnn by
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
LATE news

IJoUIsVILI.E.. Disc. T.-Conduc-
tor Keeas today positively Identified
= Photograph ia thu rssxusa gallery
ss that Of the lone rubber who held
up n Louisville a Sashviiis train
yesterday. The man IL widely known
e. tsus Watt who hid up a train
at Hethishefn Tenn. and vas sent
- the peaisentl@fy Of that state.
frufn which he escaped on August
fsh last. The poiire have found no
clue to his Whereabouts as yet II h
believed that he il wDondsd and ~
ssz1sr~d IN his eonceasmsns By con-
federafas
rAScIEft Morocco. Dec. ia
report from the bcieaguared city or
Fen this sfterunvu SAYS THAT the re-
volt within the city IN apreAding. The
aseeunt adds that the safety Of the
women missionaries H. assured "a
they are protected in the British con-
sulsfe
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Dec. H.
Thirty empioyee IN the Iron Noun
tain shops we're injured In a broad
side collision at 7 o'clock this morn
ing. freight train backed at fun
speed into the middle Of work
train. Four men were injured IA
tally.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

Eid-f A. ". Merritt af whAtrant. and
vsercisrs b. members OF the sun
day -nch ool.
fnainez. viii be practically sus.
pended tomorrow II being the es-
pressed wiHh Of majority Of the
nafs hants 10 observe thu general
holiday. All Of the wholesale and
commission houses on Western ave-
niue and south Of resisf war. viii be
closed, In the Hkoppinx district =
ma lofity % the retail stores viii he
closed for least a portion Of the
day, and enapiayes viii be given a
holiday.
fieisted Christmas presents wtti
rrd an opening. aud Il Il confidently
exr-ctrd by many that Santa Claus
viii make q past Z, hfistfnas trio for
the special and particular benefit ~
those who failed 20 register a change
~ residence rsfiY IN The game.
Inquiry among the police elieits the
Information that no inta.teatteu IL
cxrscted after the stroke Of l. mid
night - these who are known to
have hsbifuatly looked upon the wine
when u VAS resi. have. without ed
caption. given Hoties Of their IN .
tsntion 70 swear OFT promptly Ntth
the advent of the new year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

An inquest h thts afternoon b=inx
hrid over tho remains % fpavar OF
son. y hs cams To his death by fotsi
play In Waterfront alley. Tho
autopsy revealed that a aandbaa
blow on the head resulted fatally.
A Japanese - suspected Of tho
ertn~l
casoner HOPE c.lss.i the hlry
preapsiy at . o'clock- Judge Roger
:. Greene and Aassin ~ Srlfnths
appeared for the japanese. E.to Ma
nstora- Who IN held By tho police on
suspicion u the murder.
D-tecftss Lane testified that thr
pstics had found that the corr~ct
name Of the dead man Was inxvar
y, sif@>pf. instead Of Olson The
istter. however. d. the American
spelling Of ~
Dr. q y WlItsfs. a deputy coroner.
"a. the first witness called Is at
tended Olson At police station and
Was aise at the autopsy.
DR.. ~. 9. pssrofn. the sutopsy
physician. was next called. Dr. GA
from described the wounds on thu
dead mans head. Death WAS caused
by blew on the left side Of the
head
Or johnson. the physician nj the
Waysids Mission. testified ~ oison's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
ANOTHER CAPITOL. HILL
HOME
a
Mrs. Mary z. Gamer Boys F;s<
10, Between Prospect Street
and East Highland .
Drive -

Ths startinx point for another
Capitol Hiii residences vas SECURED
the other DAP By Mrs. MARY y
cramsr, when she purchased q
spl~ndid lot on Seventeenth avenue.
between Pr~peut street and k.sst
Highland drive. tn. lot IL An Disi-
sion No. Capitol Hlli Aaaisson. Tbs
view from tins lot h superb--partir-
utariy OF the lakes. and Ars- Crsfnss
will certainly have . fins reeideu<ls
when she builds
The consideration for the lot re-.
cetved by the Moore Investment
Company was Just 81 coo. zee
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J. =. Price & Co.
612 I'd Ave.

Fer ssls--heel Estate
Farm LANDS FOX SALE
By
HohERT MALTBY.
sl0 New York building.
No. zoos.
DAIRY RANclI-iso acres. half
bottom land. 20 acres in cuitiNas
ton. broom house. large barn. %
stalls for COWS. hop kiln. 10000 hop
poles. Hprayer. suikey ploW. full
outfrt OF farm tools. team. harness.
wagon, IL cows. y hogs. 10 ehlek-
ems. J miles BY good road 20 cream
No. s9o3.
FORTY ACRES. best OF valley land.
close 60 station, on Interurnan road
s-room house, large barn. outbuiid
inEs This II Que of the beat small
farms IN the valley. -. GOO.
No. Zoo.
STOCK RANCHES acres. 10
cleared. fine stream OF wafer.
hous-. barn. outbnildings. 2 miles
from creamery. H.aoo.
No. t01i.
- ACRES close to waterfront on the
east side Of Lake Washington. fine
land. easy CLEARING. 2 nice streams
10. sozs
CHOICE WATERFKOST-2s acres.
best river bottom land. high state
of cultivation. house. barn and out
buildings cost u. 300. orchard of sso
trees IN BEARING, AL kinds of small
fruits. miles from good raiiroad
town. strs mbost landing on place.
fs.hso
No. fg-l
WATERFRONT on THE SOUND
SO acres level land. good soil. easy
clearing. nice beach. I'm sight Of
Seattle. g.. oee
No. sozs
loo ACRES. rich, level land. n miles
from seattle portoffie-. 10 acres in
cultivation. ~ acres more very
easily cleared. balance first class
fir and cedar timber. house. barn.
orchard Of 100 trees. running
water. ss.1oo
No. nis.
STOCK RANCH 80 serea. 100 acres
bottom land. balance good upland.
running water. house. barn. out
buildings. s COWS. Z yeariinx-. out
nj Of tcois. s1ioo.
iso ACRES. half bottom land. 10
srres cleared. orchard. 1-foom
house. large barn. several chicken
houses. spring water. si.eoo.
No. 1907.
BOTTOM LANDS acres. very
easily cleared. half mile from
depot. store and po-toffice. tsoo.
No. IA.
~ ACRES. rich. level land. AT rail-
way station. ali partially cleared.
ANAL hous-. $50
Ne. sS9
wATERFRoNT-ss acres. HlopinE
down 90 a nice sandy beach. rich
ciay-ioam soii. orchard % trees.
small fruits. spring water. s-noom
house. barn. good chicken
houses. boat house $500
No SIC
TWENTY ACRES. west 81 Kent,
level land. half OF Il easy clearing
balance timber. s3se.
No. ki&.
FORTY ACRES. west Of Kent. half
level land. balance on the side hill.
10 acres siRshed. 5000.
We make a speciality OF selling coun-
try property. Cali at office and see
maps. platr and photos.
ROBERT MALTBY,
fi9 New York Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
MORE ABOUT THE
CHICAGO COAL TRUST

CHICAGO. pes. si.-rhe iesti-
many this afternoon Ia the coal FAM
inc Investigation. developed tho fact
that the railways and dealers are
working Ca combination, The rail-
Ways have been permitting the use
of thetF yards a. aidetrasks fof tho
storage af ears Of coal charging a
small drmutraEe sum only. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
COURTS WILL
NOW DECIDE

a temporary restraining order was
issued Ia the superior court this at
tarh0on upon a petition filed by the
Puget sound Publishing Company,
publishers OF the Seattle Daily HUI
ieiin. The petitioners ask that the
mayor ana city council ne IN joined
from executing the contract recently
awarded to the Times Printing Com
pany Tor the city printing for the On
suing year
When the bids fof the city print
inR we're opened recently IL was
found that the huilailn was by faf
the lowest bidder. hut the council
took the position that the Bulletin il
not a newspaper OF general eifcula
ton. 49, specified la the city charter.
ana awarded the contract 70 the
next lowest bidder.
A. the time the award waH made
representative OF the Puget Sound
Publishing Company eauteHded that
the Bulletin was a newspaper Of Reu.
cral circulation In The meaning oi
tho law. and gave notice thai they
would carry the matter Into the
9oIrtA Co compel the city 10 award
the Bulletin the contract.
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BOOKS new
ATTRACTION

Ths manaKcment ~ the MAdison
tseat.s Aa. A-cursd a. a spsciai at
traction Tor tonight aud the balance
of the week. The Great Caesar and
Miss Isewis. who are famed for their
wonderful trunk mystery act These
performers come well recommended
According 90 advance notices. their
performances have met with nneeeas
wherever they have appeared. THIS
will BE- but n part 81 an esesilent
vaudeville prosram that IL booksd
Al the Aadtaun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

illinois, Central alone has 1000 cara
In tho suburban Yard
The railway officials promised the
niicrmanie beard this afternoon that
they would ORDER all cars 10 be emp
tied Immediately The dealers viii
thus be compelled tn lower prices on
account ~ overstarh The average
daily consumption u the city II lsee
tons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
DROVE THEM
FROM HOME

special Police OFFICER RldReway
brought II Robinson. an alleged
hinslic. 20 the city jail this morning.
i,abinnon, according Co stories told
10 the police. has been tsrrorizing
hin family for the past few days. Hc
has been living with his wife ana
sister south OF the city on the ftcn
ton car line, He has shown HisnE
OF Insanity for some time, but never
nfffll last night grew violent
lie then armed himself With d
large knife and druve his wife and
sister from the house. This morning
the fusitiVes came TO the police sta
tlon and told their story. when the
officer brought Robinson 90 the city
jail he aeseAred 20 be sane aud ala
not resist the officer. lie viii be
taken before the superior court late
this afternoon probably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

iso3--.Ns~ Years Dss"-ioo3
bremsrtoa Navy Yard Excursion
BE sure and have these on your
iist Of calls Il. r. uattieship Wis
coaain. U. =, Cruiser philadelphia.
Nrvrnus Cutter bear Boats leave
Pier No, : at 9 so and 10 a. M I rs
and Z 30 o. IN. Round trip tickets.
80 cents go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

A mAsqussads ball ~in be Eiv.n
Tits evening ~ Armofy hall By Sc
attic drili cofua. No, 1, A -. u. w.
Ten pris~- are 90 bs given To the
10 persons Appearing In the best GUS
awarded
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Startling Values in
Sheet Music

" our closing out pfiees Of this de-
,afsment
III Sheet Musie That Sails Rsau.
larry al from 1se to 5ss koss Gees
Of foc- That Wh.es Rstsils 81 From
500 10 Tse Nov oriy 0el Other. ~
Proportion. All Soc Foltas. Vocal
or iassrsmsntsl, VIII Go A. 200
Gaos- Prices on All Kinds of In.
struetlon Beet. Cut to Pieces. You
MAY, Until Further keties. Take
veur Choice 81 the Best N the
Aouss at the Aboss Prices. Which
Offer 10 Unprecedented. Act
Quickly. While tire Opportunity 10
Yours
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Here's Another Sample
List:
IOddYS' Spe(id!

We will today tprier to taking
ssock) sell our regular $500 cuitsrs
for t3.36.
WE WILL. ALSO SELL TODAY
AT VIRTUALLY HALF PRICE
MANY LINES OF OUR MUSIC
BOXES. vtOfITS. MANDOLINS.
RAMOS. ACCuRDfoNs AND
THIN MISgs OF EVERY DE
srRIpTfON. 40 As TO REDUCE
THE STOCK To OUR REGULAR
LINES.
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OF
\. W. BROOKE

The remains OF the late Henry W.
Brooke arrived IN this city today AT
I o'cfock. from the East. The funsr-
nj will be held sorne time tomorrow,
under the auspices Of the fsiks' lodge,
of which the decreased was n prom
inent member.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

WV NV FeaF UHF -T8V1
Bremorton Navy Yard Excursion
Ne sure and have these an youf
iirt OF cnlis o. \. iiattleship Wis
conHin. q. r. Cruiser Philadelphia.
lavenue cutter Rear Hnata leave
Pier No. 2 at 9 80 and 10 a. va. IS
and Z 40 D. M. Round trip tirkrtH.
10 cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

~ chilbefg. OF COS Washington
street. has asked the police 10 find
Charles u Stranger. who he says
eafne 10 Seattle from Everett a week
ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31
DID YOU
GET
A Piano Tor christussf " Not Get
u fer New Year.
STORE OPEN THIS EVENING

Good music II enjoyable any time.
and chiokeFing 4 sons. ktfnisali, Ho-
bart n cable. fssEa ana II. - John
ston Go. pianos are noted TOT their
gafy rauatlent musical qualities.
Furthermore. We are Offering sumo
very ranaf ksbie Inducements for
the holiday trade. which II viii pay
intending purchasers To take adv an :
tH8g % before u IL loo late. our
prices are exceedingly low. and our
terms 80 easy that most any one
can AFFORD q plano.
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Talking Machine. for Presents

We are sol. agents for the Column
bia phoaograph 20. Cylinder ma
chimes from $40 to tioo. tiat-di.c
machines At SIS. $50 and t1a. Rec
ords. sec. sec and 81. Grsphophone~
aoid ON easy terms.
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put no quotation upon them today.
Trade on Western avenue vas
lively. owing To the fact that there
r. a brisk demand for New Year
stock and All commission houses win
BE- closed tomorrow. The market IL
~ell stocked. with the exception Of
bananas.
WHOLESALE PRICES
srhs-s yrsess are % ssy ssrss Ia ssss.
pro~isiors
rr~.h Mest-csr e~sfs szs per y. s'.s'
yves. s'se' psrs. sss y vssi ssis'
rrovisises- RE- ssessfsss seer..
f7hci bsiliss. fresh. issse.
vssesssies
nsrtank pssaiees, native ts9tii pes
'ten. rssima.. va sessfo serruss. sluIsa
d % nsr cas- rasiiss~sr siafi - nos
turnipz. 1ae aahbese. 81 glsi = per est.
" enleas sosfse PER e~t. sssssshss. ~
Green Frvit. Eta.
Lemons, ss.ss6s.os psr box. ap-
pies. 5scMti.33, oranges. ta.bof 90
Ter hos. Jspanssa oranges. 81 x4l y per
tus. sraprs, ti9i - p-afs th1s1i ~ Per
box; pears. Tscnsi.2h per box per
simmons. tf.2s. wainuts. ftaibe;
California dried hg~. 1909 i.fo. i'm
ported. ti7b. bulk figs. 50 DC per ID.
Butter. Cheese. Eggs. Poultry
Better Washington eresmefiss. Nsi
sastern "a W. fsneh tettx1r
Eess-F Fresh ranehs a5e eastern. x2n1fe.
z1u1sc. live ducks. iaSe live sreaa. lie.
Bark G. u. Bryant hauled 10 the
bunksrs this. morning 20 load coal
for Honolulu.
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A. o. u. w.
Members and friends Of the A. q.
u. w. and u. Of II are cordially In
Vlted TO attend masquerade ball
given by Seattle Drill Team No. 1.
A, o, u. w. at Armory hall. New
Years eve. December 81. Admission.
masquerr zoe. spectators s5o. Get
invitations and tickets at room ~
coiman building. See prizes 10 be
given In Frederick 4 Selson'a win-
dow. Costumes can be had AT
Armory hail.
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-.nuor us CURED

.sA CANNOT pS eoNtp
ldArN p,stpArioNA ~ tesf
= Loaf = Nr ,ss, q Ne al.se',, ,.. ses
- lvsee w Z, ecnslituiiensl - IN.
q y X eafs \ ~ ,s mas' ,sne :
a y senpalss. t.a 49, tbutiif ga w
atsfnANfY laraa Nalla
~ sud rivvsss srtls WeiigNe
~ ,Nifs Y. Ky rs q NJ w., fessi
/. 80 i'N.N ..,se,ss iet fee,e ~ ~
q. rf.sefiri va w ,,ei uiiA the n.st
r4fiftfs. VA. fflfeft u'n'nlhs
- sarietet' .,,'lIshia 10 what ~
= q - us,',lsie2 ls,eli. " 49,
aani O. 49, tsrorr firde q
n ~ = e,.,s.'s,.. riiee 10
- $50 ull 81 tns We" --ss
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istse fnn-tsrn k-foaa csttaTe. hath. ho
and coid water. all rep1x are lsrEe. iiE b
and airy. iarse stable on rear Of lot
Anyone issAtnx fuF a neat. comforts tl.
hcus- cannot hut hs satisfied Must b.
sold this weak nrfce only 81 80. SIS
cash. and balance SIS every third month
This place sss snld short time az
fef 81 eD ffeAeut owner has met viii
tntHfiStun~ and raRRot uprt payments
Goine ~ aud srfangr 10 take u today.
A. bAWRENrE, e-A seeond Ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

Better washington eresmeties. SO
eastern. "a NJ fensh teu21r
EessaFresh ranch. a5c. eastern. x2udfe
z1u1sc. live ducks. fase live sreaa. lie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

Bark c. d. Bryant hauled to the
bunksrs this. morning TO load coal
for Honolulu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

go per ioea eepyias letters ~ home, either
SIS. Sand two stssura fof particulars.
Hackney q 90. COST uai-ted. Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

Fresa M~st-csw bssfi eHs p>r n. st.ss
bet. roTse tsr 10. muttos- .ethsf. fes
ewes. eisc PORK. psd ~ veal 500.
rrovisisss- ifci tseskfsss bac-..
I'VE bellies. frssh. f1sse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-12-31

rrhs<s priess sfs 10 ssy esfsf is suss-
fff~s p4tres % small purchases atssass
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