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New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

rrhe NNIAth Assem- bly, District Republican dis
trict corrmittee -giH close the campaign bv 4 pa
rade tonight There viii be fuh r.-imeutal
hand torchlghts. tranSparencies and fireworks.
Tho entire district will bly, be covered over
one thousand people. LED hy 4. r. Mason aud Sen
ator y. A. Elsherg- arc expected 10 march stops
.il hc made before the houses 81 pror,ira,. mon
If the district. Including MAYOR Low. Edward Iau-
he-c Alexander T. Mason. Balnbr,dce GoIhy Al
derrnan F. ". Ware. General A . NcC-oo. .robn
~ and keenCr.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31
GROrTN uEN GET HUcH ErIDt,c.

Ir POINTS TO IHREGUL.ARirIEs AND or,,,.,.
FENCES BY FORMER HOWARD ooloern
ORPHAN ASYLUM OFFICIALS
All the evidence that has been gathered By d =,
Potter. Of Controller Grout's Departments - -
the mismanagement Of the Howard Color.a Gls uiils
Asylum has been turned over 10 Dis;rict A., piah
Clark. II Is said that the examiners r.. n+!
Finance Department have not only discovsr.s = ''e
claI irregnaritles hut have also PROOF that ore
tuition was guilty Of conduct with some oF ihsti-
serious charges. Aietment
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

candidate for Congress in the XIIIth District. be-
Of the tariff issue and because OF his wish for
opposition control Of the lower house
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

fashion. \ cabachou emerald is on her forehead
and the more YOU look at II the more YOU wonder
il the idea is Egyptian ecclesiastical
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

The Young Mems Republican Club OF the XIth
Assembly District held mass meeting last night
at Thirty-ffth st and Eishth-ave. Among the
sneakers was George r. Price. jr ca ndidate for
Assembly from the Alth District
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

Tammany mass meeting has been arranged TO
take place Zeltner's Hail. One-huUdred- d-sev-
entieh-st- and Third-aye. tonight. Among the
speakers will be Bird s Coler Judge ,,b.To. -
Bulger and Charles +. Murphy. and tho ,ho. an,
didates for the Supreme Court benchNVsr-,,oe,' VI
Davis Edward B. Amend and Edward L -
Borough President Haffen will preside - w ''-
The hungarian Republican Club will hold . .,,,ss
meeting at Arlington Han. No ls St. Marks place.
this evening. Ely Bernays will preside Tb -,
ers will be- J. }. Bennett. Charles q 49,
Hauser DIR. Michael Singer. DIR. Julius Tta ar
''' A'""''
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

An outdoor meeting will be held this evening at
Mount Morris Park West and One-hundred-ani-
-fourth-st in behalf OF the Republican State
and local tickets. There viii be music and fire.
works The meeting will be addressed bv J. Fran
cis Tucker Geol se L. We ks. - 9 Dana Harvey
r Andrews. William H. Smith. julius NJ Mayer
and n. T Newman
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31

Nightly meetings have been held for several weeks.
attended bv enthusiastic and intelligent audiences
New-York tribune., 1902-10-31
scHURz WILL VOTE FOR HARR

In an interview which appears to-day in the
.siaats-Z4ltung' carl schurz declares that he Will
ote for Francis Burton Harrison. the Democratic
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IN ERROR

Editor Seattle Star; In your paper
~ June >. under tho head May
Raise Its Rates" there appeared a
dispatch
1t is now proposed to raise the
rate for over s. years to between
N.ae aud st15. The increase l.
ueeeasltated by the fact that the or
der "a. .. u. WI II aeeumula ting
liabilities which u cannot meet uu.
der the present plan. The statistics
show that while the year 1901 was
entered into with a surplus ~ $40. 0oo.
ana the amount paid into the relief
fund Was ts15. 900. the losses amount
ed 20 over 81 CO... oG0 and II took the
asaesamentE Of two Of the months Of
1900 90 finish up the debts"
Without using more Il your space
than can be avoided. viii Nay that
the official report of the A . 4. W.
supreme receiver, as president a. the
present session Of the supreme lodge
in Portland. shows the following fig
ures In the summary Of the fund
from which our death claims are
paid
balance on hand. January I. 1901
stt tss 20. total receipts fer year is8i
81 GA. 1f0.1T. grand total. 81 0sx Do s. !.
total disbursements. 81, 0st. III e. bal
anee on hand. January l.. 1904. ct.
1ig 20"
This statement alone il sufficient
90 properly show the error made In
your correspondent. figures
a. WORKMAN
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ENDEAVORERS
RALLY TONIGHT

The big preliminary rally 81 the
local EndeaNorers VIII be held In the
First Methodist Protestant church az
5 o'clock tonight. There Is great ac-
tlvity among the young people To
have the arrangements complete IN
every detail. as well as 60 hring out
a general attendance from every 80
eiety IN tho city. The committee lu
charge SAYS that II II desired to test
the capacity Of the building IN which
the rally II To be held. ana II the
kndeav0refs are as successful In this
way as they have been IN other uns
dertakingz the church win doubtless
be crowded.
IL Il urged on every hand that the
importance OF this rally can hardly
be over estimated as the preliminary
event Il must Be a success. faf the
larger events which are 90 follow are
To be accomplished esprit dc corps
that require TO give them A finish.
The attractions for tonight have
already been scheduled. Those who
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FOR SUCCESSOR
TO CORNl6AN

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE bish-
ops OF the Roman Catholic province
of New York assembled today for
the purpose OF selecting three names
To be forwarded TO Rome. from which
possibly the selection for the sue
eessor 20 the Late Archbishop Cor
rigan Of New York may be made.
The prelates who attended the meet
Ing held at the nrchepiscopai resi-
dence. Included Bishops McFaui Of
Trenton. Gabrfefs of Ogdensburg
Burke Of Albany. McQuaid of Roch-
ester and O.Connor OF Newark. The
conference was preceded by religious
services In the cathedral. Bishop
Farley celebrated solemn requiem
pontifieial mass, and Bishop MIC
Quaid preached the sermon.
While the bishops are pledged to
secrecy. the belief exists thar the
three candidates are Bishop Farley.
Bishop Mcdonnell and Vicar Cen
erai Mooney. II In doubtful n the
result viii be auihorltatiyely learn
ed until fall, when the officinl an
nouncement will be forthcoming
from Rome.
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C. B. SANBORN
PASSES AWAY

g. II. Sanborn. a pioneer and one
of the wealthIest citizens Of Baliard.'
died at Providence hospital last
night. Death came after many
weeks Illness from a complication 81
diseases al the age Of 81. The body
Is now at Bonney * Stewards un-
dertaking p8riors. from where the
funeral Will be held tomorrow after
noon. The burial viii be in Lake
View cemetery.
@. p. Sanborn. with his two sons.
A. II. and w. II. Sanborn. has con-
Quoted a hardware store on Ballard
avenue for years. He settled In Bal
lard 10 years ago and has lived there
since. He was always prominent IN
the public affairs Of the city. and one
Of the most respected citizens Of the
town.
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A LONE LilohwANMAN

4. Meyer Of g1aaB Fifth avenue.
told the police last nisht thnt he had
hcen the victim of "a lone highway
man. According tp his report a
THUG presented revolver nt his head
ana ordered him to throw up hts
handa The meeting took place At
firth avenue and Ienutn street Mr.
Never complied with the request
and WnH relieved OF 81 Ia money. The
thief WIS Ia the act Of removing
Meyers watch when pedestrian
Appeared and the rubher ran away.
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next SEASON
AT The GRAND
Manager John cort Returns From
East And Says Things

Manager John cort OF the Grand
Opera House returned yesterday
from his annual journey to New
York Mr.. Cort left Seattle May 8.
and during his months absence
spent several days at the session Of
the Grand Aerie Of the Eagles In
Minneapolis. This order. started by
Mr.. Cort and five associates in Sc
attic In 1893. has now grown to be
one Of the most powerful In the
country. Nearly 600 delegates were
in attendance at the Minneapolis
convention. MIR. Cort while In New
York completed the booking for the
season Of 1929 for all Of the II
theaters in the Northwestern Thea
trfcai Association. Francis Wilson.
Frank Daniels. ''F1orodora." Arr
coma" and Liberty Belles'' will be
the opening attractions OF next
season at the Grand. In its entire
" the coming season Will far sur
pass any previous one in the North
west.
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PURIFYING
TENDERL0IN

The occupants 81 the disreputable
houses below fesier way who are
still IN their old locations. must move
within the next couple ~ DAYS. or
ders to this effect have been issued
by Chief Of Police sullivan.
Last evening Police Sergeant
Powers notified the denixeus Of the
81. Paul and Paris houses that they
must get out. Accommodation for
these people are almost completed In
Biackehapei and they are ordered to
20 10 them.
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CARRIER Boys
CRUEL ACT

G. Is. Smith, who lives at Fifteenth
avenue and Yesler way. Is incensed
at the heartless behavior Of an even
ing paper carrier. who yesterday
evening threw a quantity Of carb0lic
acid into the eyes Of his pet spaniel,
thereby cruelty binding the dog.
THE poor animal was on the in
side Of my fence and the boy was
without" said Mr. Smith this morn
ing. . / have learned that the dog
parked al the paper boy but In no
way harmed him. / have not yet
taken Rfeps to punish the carrier. but
viii see Humane officer RidFway to-
day and ascertain what can be done"
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new BOAT
A BEAUTY
PACIFIC COAST co.'s SPOKANE
ARRIVES IN PORT

The new excursion steamship spo=
kane OF the Pacific coast CO.. arrive
ed IN port 65 hrs, 30 min. out from
san traueisco. Her only passenger
was q. II. nunann, general paHseh :
gcr assent of the company The Spo@
kane Is an elegantly furnished boat.
Pacific Coast Go. ofhcialH ana other
marine men by the Heorc. went
aboard the spokane and Inspected
her. aud tt was easy to see from their
admirinE chances. that they We're
struck with the beauty Of the boat.
The Spokane VIII accommodate .sa
passengers Tomorrow she VIII
take an excursion party OF 81. Marks
church 10 Victoria.
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ASTOR BOUGHT
A DEAD HORSE

RHINEBECK. ". Y. June IL
Yesterday, when Henry Germond
was driving near Col. John Jacob
Astore country home. he saw large
automobile bearing down on him
from the rear. lie was driving a
spirited horse. which he feared he
could not control. 80 he ssgualed the
men In the auto TO stop. They did
not even reduce speed, but Germond
noticed that Col Aston himself was
driving the machine.
The horse plunged and backed. fin
ally falling In the road. Aston saw
the struggle. and, stopping his ma
chine. ordered his chauffeur to find
out what was the matter. The chat
feur returned in a minute TO report
that Mr.. Gerrnond's horse had be-
came frightened and broke a blood
vessel In It's struggles.
Find out how much he Is worth,
and when he WAS told that the horse
was valued at 5000 Astor at once
counted out the money and handed
IL to Bermond, with an apology.
----ssr----
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INJURIES PROVE SERIOUS

Walter Graham. the boy injured
on East Jefferson street yesterday
morning BY running into n street
car. In stiil IN a precarfous condition.
IL was at first thought that his In
jurses were trivial but II Is now be-
lleved that a conclusion OF the brain
resulted. DIR. Ostrom. who Is at
tending the lad. says his condition
IL serious
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CHINAMAN ON
CHAIN GANG
First Celestial Ever Accorded That
Honor


For the first time la the history OF
Seattle. Chinaman Ia serving time
on the city chain sang. All ching, a
Celestial who was yesterday fined
$50 by Police Judge George for run
ming an opium den. was put with the
regular employees uf the city who
work FOR nothing. this morning.
Ching did not pay his nne,
and stood committed "a tail
FOR i6 days. lie made vigorous
protests when Guard Cleo. Shcchan
put the shacklea ON his legs. but IL
did no eood. lieIwecn two hohoa
ching Is working out his time on
the Aealer avenue slide today,
Ills silkcn garments and long
queue are IN popF keeping With hts
surroundings and he l. the object
OF much curiosity.
As a usual thing. no matter how
heavy a ghinauAne fine may be. his
countrymen raise the money aud pay
d.. Ching friends DO not seem "a
know Of hiE trouble. however. and
not enc OF them Inns come up to get
him out. Is probable that hts nue
win bo paid before he finishes his
sentence.
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GIVE ira FIGHTING GRANGE

The seattle caarae, Council for
petition Co furnishing electric light and
II asks that the proy.o be impossible
raise price once made to customers IN
will maximum rates .~snsh per cent lower
thar che rssss now prsvains n ss.ss's = ,, ,,,, ,
f consideration No one can deny at has os@ %
taking advantage Of its monopoly has been shars
The expected espnd large
sums OF money In enarrng plant
the prohbnit were that
rate put down prices for while 70 Or below the ss
permanently Improbable which would mean
plant sosble price Then the Sc
Electric Co could put prices up to old asoses , -, a.
which, with liberal franchise
would be unfair to aese sinister
point was made tina, probably consolidate
awhile and then the Cataract Co happened to b. In the saddle
whether this connton
N factor in the case
There can s s"epsy - ' c..sn. esmssoa and r.sonss
the private empsnss or the s's plant VII
IN the ca'srae. Co
that WIN cut present rates twenty-five per cent " nan
slscTsac e CO. Wit &c rosego TO Met ITS RATES
Could anything be more desirable =. :, .
the municipal plant The city IN the snd have the best
light and VIII be able to sell all of Its cleo
yresard o desires
The Cataract Co derives its power from the fA power
win have make ends
Cedar Pals will always be good thing either
Of supply for the people, check osrhars
by
viii be best suhseryed at
local thus
lower It's weny-nve
operation another
grand n
persons VIII In order
viii what chance viii
the municipal plant 20 thriveTs
The always light its streets and that
sell freely
fng uoxeth han
be club to batter down high rates
and .sAp permanently
o sir Thomas Upton Is
adv
mighty
Limited because he did
give director
declining divi
and said that his
the The directors Immediately accepted his generous offer
the Upton Company Linn
Il
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attend are 20 be favored with a lot
of good speakers. The best OF the
local orators wtii be on hand. A.
has already been announced. the
convention male chorus VIII make
It's initial bow and give the public a
f1retaste Of what Il In store. IL h
desired 20 Impress the time and the
place particularly upon The minds %
the public in general.
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SLOT MACHINE CASE

The George Beyers money paying
slot machine case, set for trial before
Justice Cam this morning, was con-
tinued until June 20. A fight on the
case Is expected.
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Redueea Ra,s, 70 pnu,on

8. 8. Santa Of Pacific Clipper
line In connection with the W. =. A.
Y. Ry.. have through service at re-
duced rates 10 Dawson aud inter-
mediate points.
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Both the Oregon and Wisconsin
are open to visitors tomorrow. To -.
them. take the Port Orchard Route
colman dock. al & 3e. > and 10 a m
isis. :. 10 and e. 20 2. m.
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Exeursion 70 snoauaImis

An excursion train will take the
pubIic school teachers Of King
county to Snoqualmie on Saturday,
June II. Basket picnic. Train
leaves Seattle at $3.50 a. m All
friends Of teachers cordially invited.
Grand scenery. Don't miss 1t. N.o0
round trip. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11
ALT BEY DIES

TuNIS. Africa, June fi.-Sidl All
Bey OF Tunis died THE morning. lie
was III but a few days. With his
death passes out one Of the most
widely known men I'm the history Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar.
gains only.
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Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union sioes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

-. Ht1if WANTED-HAib ...y.
n'kict6oL A ffAWKtSa.
10 West Main Htrest
1000 % o. MEN ron NEyApA....
MueKEliH TEtAffnhs nAhahhh=
MEk AND MACHINE NIL a. ~
500 TO $500. FARE AND PEE RA'ze
HHfr DAILY
Camp cook. tTo, buckef ta.0o. disbsuei=
~ 200 hand machine shinHl. sangs1s
20 I iath puilef. ~ 90. Nao1 settsta
o. ~ ciafs 90 city. god timber. 2 bolt
cuisas, - ~ beard o. baeh' mss.
saag - , 100 l sfissi4y men e. oo
buarv cafpsniefa. s4e Dsf hour. isf
hand hnss boltsr ~ -. Z barrier. fli9t
fnneh band. no milking. w. bolt 81 ~
ana board. 2 allarfFtnen. e ~ mil
hahds city. vi 10. o mill iahararh. sl.i1.
bard ~ 90 . ntaH fps biE lime company
tifs. fare advanced. farm haeas. -
DoNoyAH's sbos aiop. removed from
23fs firaf 60 abD first sN~uee nen :
oak solsH. Goe. ladies' t9ei chitafsns.
o.. -
Brsr opsninss IN ,he city At e.sa,tis W. .2
plufmsut efiiosi 90 i'ihFi Miss ahiths
prop. New Phone 1875
WANTED work Tor ishorsr sspfsss re,
with ur without driver. can @<<a n's
ona avenue north
WANTED aood Japanese boy for hgsse hose.
work. rfrHii family. Apply - Ms3
ron MISCELLANEOUS
HGHGHf prices paia to- second hAna
household goods. stoyss' ballroom ss,s
tall.Hf 49, t,...l9,l... -, stoffR
htNf- - tfeitt ~ ts-,,
-. -
80, 49, $3.50. t,...t..s s...foa s.a
'.,t,.,,s'.s.tt 80, .,,sLs t,re.s5late asiir.
- 49,. eta ssusv 49,
-------------
sseeasar.eass5-e',i - = --as-s-a4ssses----.s~s
blhle i1nh 81. ~ - stf.tte bstfnnl&N
me AahNsb M#httph sAfsf t.Itns fao1sf=
go. - bhfstst1i -, lefhishsa rooms.
A ttunE akfH ~ au kinfs ~ Iafsress
mating from ~ Fard ~. Second
banH cassE stoves very ahsau Red
1872
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Reichert Bros. pianos. no Union
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TOMORROW

Cent? Jersey BalbtlEgan Shirts
aud Drawers. we'll worthOEc
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ThompHona Celebrated Glove-Hlt-
ling Military Front corseta, black
ana gray routil. Of On
per pair 5..s+sst,..tss..OA 80
Young Ladies' French cpulil Cor.
sets. npiendidly corded and
boned, black or gtayi7bc
Der pair ftssrHt.ss. f#a#s.ss
Ladies Genuine Dongoia Kid
Shoes. neat stylcn. good wear
guaranteed. ti.iS AL 90
urs selling at ......4 "a DO
Ladies' Finest Wei Kid shoes,
heavy flexible Goodyear welt,
rope stitched eolea. most popular
walking Shoes. fa.u0 worth 81
good shoe value RI MI
Tor ssssta4f.. sssssfss 90 :.
Summer Hntiste CorsetH. cool, VIII
wear equally IA well IN the
heavier oorseta, ti.sog1 On
value. selling At ..sssts
Straight Trout Olrdle CORSET
hound with rust proof stays, lace
and ribbon trimmed'S1 90
$40 value. price 80
SHOES
Ladies' Patent Leather Dress
Shoes. with fair stitched sole.
now spring. pattefnH2C MI
$500 value. selling at VIZ Wv
Ladies'. VIsi Kid Dress Shoes,
your choice OF hand turned o.
heavy fair stitched. Goodyear
welted soles. $3.50 vai-S3 90
ues selling ~ .s...tt..s~O w
TOMORROW
Ladies'. Sleeveless Vests. crochet
finished neck. worth edo
tomorrow ...ssss. sssss+ss+
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed siaeyelefa
Vests. pretty. crochet and tape
finished neck. isc value 10c
selling ~ ....ssssssts#s. tsss
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Sleeveless
Vests. hand crocheted and elk
u ped neck and arm holes. well
worth DC. selling C6e
At ss...sszssfr sssts.s.ss
Ladies' Mercerixed Lirle Thread
Sleeveless Vests. lace stripes,
pretty garment. worth '9e C9c
selling at ....4ss...s...s.s.o w.
Ladies'. Pink and Blue Ribbed
Sleeveless Vests, tapped neck. soo
value. selling 16c
at ssss ssssstss tsss ssss tssss
Ladies' Extra Large Sleeveless
Vests. iust riEht for sioutO6c
women. sas-i 4s...ssss..ss. 49,
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Visit the Wisconsin and Oregon
tomorrow.
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nrLr wAsT...p MALE AND


fLc1ffc Emp ONO. ff0s 81 Ave. ~.
dishes best heiu IN city. Gail % hsin
80. Mrs. heyss Mgr.
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WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY.
Now IL the time 10 buy property In this
beautiful suburb: Eraded stfeeta. me
water grand view. nicely located. small
payments. balance monthly, homes built
on easy terms. We will furnish you with
plans free. call In and see " before you
buy q. =. Investment Co. 1881 la
1hlrd ave.
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Gents Cream Ribbed BaihriERan
Shirts aud Drawers. French neck.
pearl buttons. all seams over
locked stitched. regular fhck0c
value. selling At ...8....4s W.
Gents Summer Weight Merino
Shirts ana Drawers. pearl but
tons. gusaeted drawers ke
worth 10e. selling at ,...s, ~
Gents Imported French nalhriE-
Ean Shirts and Drawers, flesh
eolored, beautifully On 81 IN
lahed. $3.50 value. cneh "a w
Gents Lighf Weight Pure WorHted
Yarn shirts and Drawers. elastic
knit. heaithful and wonderful
wsarers, $50 value 81 25
selling at ..r.ss.t.t.s.t ~ a ~
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Fs1R sAf.f3aso.arf ranch heated On
fsaanH 70 acres cleared. balance heavy
tifrhFr. near school. church and pest
affsce price f1eo
Also saaacre ranch - miles from Hentun.
on railroad IN Cedar River valley 20
arrea cleared and fenced; good house.
Iarsa harm and 80 barring fruit frees on
place. price s2-to.tsrtus 400 cash. bal
! years.
Raglan q RUSSELL
isfa First avenue
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II lots Al Green Lake. with e-story HOUSE
rooms and greccry with which buyer
can make iivinEl me spring on place
only very little cash required, balance
easy snap Tor srfueuiif.
4 new hn-rsa DEARBORN street, near Ninth /.
hlg Income. EASY terms 1901.
d room house near University. ~ fruit
trees talro use of ] acre years. $500;
easy payments,
NELSON. MAcPH ERsoN & co.
a2a New York binck.
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ron sAIs-crrr nr.I ESTATE

FOR EAI.fs= 5. rrssa sliastasn eatfaSa s4tsas-
- @sff Weller sfssFt. - soxfuo stable
@sHsol the buildings est fl7e0. T. say
ngthtns ataus TIE iei. sill ell the en-
tire tsinE traiufinE fsFnituru fcr tfH1
terms q saif A iAatencs. i-Jst. 49,
nsld sfsnue, us.atafra
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5000 takes my two lots 80 foot each, on
Grand ave. West Seattle. l need the
money G. r. Buell. 1903. Twenty
fourth ave. Tel Black 1888.
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PRED. ~ NEnnfTT
y o. Boz 2fs 20t French Hik.
Finaueiai Agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

DIRT CHEAP
500 arfes ~ Euaa land. well heated %
fna county saat Whlrh is4As dtfsctiJ
10 iiss city ~sFf saky cleared. lays love
Aud nice fhis rfassfff san Be bussE ~
for - pff cent cash. balance. your oNI
tins. price sAn pFr acre
CffAe. n ApAMs
* pionesr building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-11

FOR SAI4ts--Corner lot u0xl.S, on isenora
and Tenth avenue. | block from car line
nne site Tor 4 or cottages. The Hur.
eau i40a First avenue.