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SAN: FRANCISCO ELKS'.
MEMORIAL EXERCISES
Impressive Ceremonies in the Cali
fornia Theater on the Afternoon
of Sunday Nest.

San Francisco Lodge of the Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks has
appointed Howard Cameron. c. W.
Nevin H. j. Cordes, c. A. Monaghan,
Philip Selig. w. A Landry. ]. j, Lermer.
j. r. Daniels and S. A. White a commit.
tee on memorial service for the lodge to
be held in the California Theater during
the afternoon of Sunday next.
The following has been adopted by the
committee as the order of exercises for
that occasion:
Overture, Schiller's tragedy, "Turan-
dott" (Lachner); Funeral March"
(Chopin). orchestra; directors, Brother
Paul .Steindorff and John Marquardt;
opening ceremonies. the lodge; quartet.
Silent Benediction" CBrother Robert
Lloyd) Elks' Quartet, ]. II. OBrien. w.
M Ogilvie, r. BE- Kay and j. G. O'Don-
nell; responses, officers of the lodge;
opening ode
Great Ruler of the Universe.
All seeing and benign.
Look down upon and bless our work
And be all glory thinel
oh! hear our prayer for our honored dead
While bearing in our mind
The memories craven on each heart
For Auld Lang Syne.
invocation, Rev. Jacob Nieto; soprano
solo, ave Maria" (Gounod). Miss Eu-
genie Barker; violin and harp obligato.
Mr. and Mrs Marquardt; Grafton. Brother
NJ. T. DooIing: Lost Chord (Sullivan).
orchestra; lbarytone solo. Passing
Hence (Sullivan). Wallace Brownlow;
"In Memoriam" .(Tennyson). Brother
George p. webster; contralto solo. MY
God and Father. While 1 Stray Mars
toni, Miss Eta O'Brien; eulogy, Brother
F. ]. Murasky; tenor solo. Abide With
Me" (Metcalf), Brother w. NJ. Ogilvie:
Rev. Jacob Nieto; Star
Spangled Banner (Keyes), orchestra.
Those for whom tile lodge mourns are:
Charles Mcintyre. George T. Evans.
Elias Lipsis. Sage Richardson, H. Nor
gan, w. c. Lawrence. George T. Gallo
way Myro Mackey, Ed 9. Cotton.
Charles Brooks, Benjamin s. Crane
AIonzo Grey. c. F. Hanson. ]. n. Cum
ming. K. Petzoldt. Richard Stewart
Adolph Witt. Stephen Gulliver, B. Nc
Partland. William T. Crane, e. thinner
William ]. Conway. William Kreling. e
]. Thevenet, John Donnelly, A. B. Eek
stein,. Thomas z. Findley. Bert McNuIty.
c. B. Bishop, Harry Coad. James CoyIe.
J. II. Manning. James Magee, ]. s. Ma
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QUEEN DRAGA's. JEWELS
ARE OFFERED FOR SALE
Sisters of the Murdered Woman Find
Themselves in Need of

LONDON, Dec. 2:-Christine Petro-
witch, a sister Of the late Queen Draga
Of Servia, has written to the news
papers, in part as follows:
After the payment of legal expenses.
we, her sisters, received as heirs only
45OSo osz5,4o0) and Draga's Jewels.
some Of the latter missing. Conse-
ouently in order to live, we are
obliged TO sell many things"
The letter then gives a list of diadems
and jewels which the sisters of the
dead Queen wish TO sell.
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TTALYS POLICY
IS ANNOUNCED
New " Cabinet Presents
Itself to Members OF
: Z. Parliament. T.:

D.. ROME, Dec. 1.-The new Cabinet
presented. itself to Parliament to-day.
About 400 Deputies were present.
A great. deal OF interest was mani
Tested in the announcement of the
3. Governments policy. which was read
by Premier GiOlitto. -
The Premier. said the Government
would continue the policy Of liberty
which was inaugurated when he was
Minister OF the Interior and would in
augurste an era, of social, economic
and financial reforms. The negotia-
tons for. the renewal of commercial
treaties. with Austria, Germany, Eng
land and Switzerland would be on the
. basis OF advantages for. agriculture
The rate OF. interest on Government
bonds would he Immediately reduced.
The Government was prepared for a
similar reduction in the rate of inter-
est. Of: the 8 per cent. bonds, which
would effect a saving of $4,000, 900.
The proposed legislation announced
included measures to have the rail-
roads: if necessary, put under the di-
rectiOn of the state; a bill for fiscal
reforms in the sense Of having pro-.
gressive taxation or taxes in propors-
ton TO the wealth .of the. taxpayers;- a
bill providing for the abolition of
forced. domicile, and bill making
Sunday an obligatory day of rest
Referring to foreign relations, the
Premier said those of Italy with all of
the powers were Of the best, as proved
by the splendid receptions recently
accorded the italian sovereigns' by
France and Great Britain.
1t is expected that the Government
programme will be .heatedly discussed
and that-a vote. on the subject will be
taken Saturday: =.
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sudden Death of a musician.

NEW YORK, Dec. /. - Howard
Courtenay .Lowerie. es years of age
an accomplished and highly educated
musician, said TO have once been well
known IN the West as a band leader.
is dead in this city. He had long been
III and expired suddenly in a Blocker
street eating-house.
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Typhoid Epidemic Unchecked.

BUTLER, Pa, Dec. 1.-The typhoid
fever epidemic shows no signs of
abatement. One death and five new
cases were reported to-day. Thirty
four nurses have arrived from other
cities and the offer of the railroad
companies to transport doctors. nurses
and domestic help to Butler free has
been accepted by Mayor Kennedy.
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Pig Iron Works Resume Operations.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Dec. 1.-Two
stacks ait the Ohio works of the Car
negie Company were put into opera
ton last night, after having been
banked month to reduce the output
Of pig iron. 1t is expected that oper-
ations will be resumed within a few
days at two more stacks.
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Welsh Fugitive Arrested.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-David Jones
was arrested to-day as he was leaving
a vessel that had just docked as fugi-
tive from justice, charged with the en-
bezzlement of 100000 at. Llanwerst,
Denbighshire, Wales
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Late Shipping Intelligence.
ARRIVED.
Tuesday. Dc

Tuesday, December 1.
Bktn Cecilia Sudden, Bellesen, IA days from
Grays Harbor.
Bixtn Marv Winkelman. Guttormsen. days
schr ] A Campbell. Smith. is days from
Grays Harbor.
schr Jennie Thelin, Mathison, IA days from
TTllamook
schr Defiance. saletzke. 13 days from Grays
Harbor.
schr Repeat. Wilson. ls days from wilIapa
Harbor.
Schr Abbie, Larsen. 10 days from Coos Bay.
Schr Fortuna, Erickson, 4 days from Eureka
Schr Mary 'Buhne, Danneyig, days from
Eureka.
DOMESTIC PORT.
sEATTLE-Sailed Dec 1-Stmr Al-Ki, for
Skagway-
FOREIGN PORF
VICTORIA. B c-Arrived Dec 1-Stmr IIva-
des. from Yokohama for Seattle: Ger shin
Alsternixe. from Tsingtau.
Passed In Dec 1-JaD stfnr Iyo Maru, from
Yokohama. for Seattle
Sailed Dec Jap stmr Riojun Maru. from
Seattle, for China and Japan.
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BERLIN, Dec. THE total figures in the
German budget for 1904 show proposed expen-
ditures aggregating ?, $50 735. .0O4 marks an in
crease OF 43, 706092 marks over 19o2.
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Accused of Embezzline FUND.-.

SANTA FE; N. NJ. Dec. 1.-This af-
ternoon the Grand Jury at Socorro.in-
dfcted Abram Abeyta, sx- County Treas
urer. on the charge Of embezzling sSO.-
900 Of county funds and also of grand
larceny of the public records of his Of
flee. He was arrested and his bond
fixed at $4,000 in the first case and $4,000
in>the second His trial was set for De-
cember s.
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- .

den. A. E. Marchsnd A. s. Loveiace. W.
P. McAvOy, j. F. Morse E s. Williams.
g. B. Carleton, A. P Hotaling Jr.. H. c.,
Lathrop. V. ". Crysler. H. F. Emeric.
Herman Kobbe, ]. E. CIarR. Thomas VI.
Cluf, E. +. Somps. j. II. Frost F. A.
Wickersham, r. r. Grayson. Mark NJ.
Thall. H c. Porter. W. L. Chapman. c.
z. Hinkle. N Jacobs. B. H Ltfcke Frank
j. Carter. Charles A. Bon. W. H. L.
Barnes. Patrick Boland. Ralph. wylie.
Alfred Boutier. Fred H. BHshnell,s John
T. Creamy and Ed j. Ishams
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In the main elements Of the case
painfully lamentable failure is record
cd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-29

Especial Correspondence by Dick
VOID. who IN studying Home Life
Ia china for the New rphpef Enter
price AHaOviatioul
KEu LuM LEE. China=With the
water too shallow. for our Hampan
Ia proceed further. We climb the left
hank and fnd ourselves on the OUT
skirts OF Cheung Bar. THE outlying
loose stones Of "a htouryufd greet our
eyes M We stretch around Hud shake
our feet and legs. long vfatuIed ~
tortuuua Chinese travel
Here. then. b. Chinese ataneYsfd
and the Efunite n gray. And then
a baFufootod young woman nauHeh
10 gaze Ia gpen-cyrd w0naefIueHt nt
the HtranFe. short haired man with
the strange white thing around hlr
neck. And stu they come. "io
Fam I can hear them HaY.
You can scare up Il crowd in a rice
field In China RA quickly as YOU can
around a police patrol box At home
when mofnr wgli-drenHed woman IN
being arrested for drunkenness. 80
the time Jou Khi has OUT basket,
and baggage ashore and has secured
p8ftefa az carriers therefor. We are
the center Of an Interested group,
Come on, DICK" Says NEoHH. ana
We take up our Journey ufoot
want % pause and watch the
stone maaonH al work IA thsir quaint
aud primitive. but effective way.
Their patterns are drawn In black
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branches which trail down and. TAX
ing riot. form new trunks. 80 that
II u impossible to say whether II T.
"a green tree or "a grove. Beneath
their spreading bouRhH awning
MAX erH are weaving their LONG rolls.
A. fret I thought they were rope
makers. but investigation proves my
error.
Come on. Dick 40 stop for look
nov Too muehae big crowd come.
Iiimrbs plenty time Tor nee every
thing" ltia AEonE pulling me along.
over winding footfatha. under
shady beugha. tracing our way nov
by tiny atfsHfniet now around tn
base OF the mountain. A procession
in ahead Of uHl procession h be
hind ua. Children are running ahead
Into keu Ium Leo town 10 spread
the news OF tho coming of the for
eiEn devil Children are hurryinE
after as from eheung Sab and cheuk
Wah to get "A frightened glimpse Of
the man without queue. And the
children are not alone in their cuTioa-
ity, lnb0fefH. mHie and female. join
the good uatnred. jDntling string Of
humanity
Nv the time We near Ken Lum Lee
the little village has been thorough
IS appraised Of our approach. If
there were a depot platform Il would
be- filled. hut there are no railroads
here and 10 roads either, for that
matter There are no wagons. no
horseH-of what use would roads be.
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

~, Mullen. SCI Ballard ave. epp.
City Hall
FrsrSrt DRUG Co, Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W, A Mansfield & Co. Druggist
I'd and jackson.
craham's Home Bakery, a7o1 let
avenue.
c N Lshndrev. cigar store, sies.
Second
Thes. Harris. a Pos,ofies. Rsntsn.
llttle's Pharmacy. ist ave. north
and Harrison street >, n. LITTLE.
prop risteH
Carlton a c. Druegist. cor. eth
-. and Pae. street. South Seattle.
y. A. Meors. Pastssfiss. So. Park
uelVsrsisy orvs stsr,. univsrsity
Staten.
newell ST Phsru,ssy. io2. Howell
street.
Ra'nier Pharmacy. Mr.. Clark. pre'
prietes, eces {. Nsdison.
ceianhis pruo sters, W. !. Stud
icy, preps Columbia. Wash.
broadway Pharr,aey. y. Z. Flsh.s.
PneP- els Broadway ard Jsuss&
Quaker psus Co. iois ist ave.
leary's Pharmacy, c53 N. Breaa
~sSi phone. union %.
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which appears 10 be in common use
by odd ladies with bound feet As
she pAuNe~ In the doorway. tbs
bright sunlight streaming over her
hntieES head and aocentuating the
white Of her weil-Fmoothed oolffurc.
advance and kiss her outstrctclsed
hand. with gracious smile and giAs-
teninK eyes the old lady says some
thing 20 me. which kEonE tells me
s. My mamma oil lady ~ years.
She heap glad 10 see friend for her
fonr good sons. She say you make
welcome and she many thank for
nice silk dress you bring for present
her. on lady heap tikee black MILK
dress from Hongkong."
DICK WOOD.
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EASY MONEY
THE ST. LOUIS FAIR PEOPLE
ARE PULLING DOWN LOADS
OF 1T.
Especial TO The s,sr)

WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. "a
Visions OF money passed out by the
scoop shovel method. are suggested
by a financial statement Of the ST.
Louis exposition. filed with congress-.
IL shows that the receipts 10 Oct u
we're tio.ss0.s27. and the diEourse-
rnenis tIe.2se.ss< There are ten
buildings that cost on an average
t5ea. 600 each. One item Of expense
Is $4,000 for landscape gardrninr.
That the architects and ncuiptors
are getting something out OF IL. In
indicated by these items: Archi-
tects' fees and expenses Ss7.3ss. ar
chiteCture siis.f0i, commission OF
architects tTA 600. sculptor f35s.Sf0.
Civil engineers have been paid slS2.-
$50. and building engineers only
t7z2f. An item for ground rent
shows there has been expended for
that purpose s2s3.es1. Plumbers
have been paid sSs.S55. There has
been an investment Of sse.si5 in art
The exploitation division has
absorbed sss7.e2s. Some Of the
items under this head are: Incl
dsntala foreign. fif.T5S. London.
resident representative. sf7.i20: orr
entail countries. see. ass: parfR. rcsi-
dent representative. sfofs7: Philip
pine commission. s20.Tse. press rep
resentative in Europe. te3st: Hu-
ehanan. special commissioner. ss4,-
30: special commission To Europe,
ts,ooo.75. press and publicity. sisS.-
ASh
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WILLIAMS
rs BETTER
the MAN WHO WAS KNOCKED
DOWN ~ pArRoLmAs BAN.
NICK WILL NOT Die

James Williams. Of Caxbonado.
Who was badly injured b. a fall 90
the street. after be had been struck
by patrolgnan Hannsek. with whom
To- was interfering At the time &C an
asrest. was reported this morning AT
The Providence Hospital as having
improved very much.
His mind ~ much clearer. and Dr.
Snyder states that unless Unforeseen
ctsnpiicatlous ariae, he has fair
Chance for recovery
Williams pulse il weak and n
xatsry nuld is still flowing some
ffom hts ear. though not In such
ahiAntltlea as on Saturday.
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EX0NERATED

lfhe decision Of Captain n. ".
vfhitney. United states inspector OF
fiils, and Captain X. A. Turner, in
saiector OF boilers, III the Flyer Bel
HnRham. Dode collisions. which oc-
htfreA December 6. was rendered
aiturdny evening. As fprccasied by
The star. the captains OF both ves'
sria are cxonerated of all blame In
the investigation Il was shown that
aofh masters had taken all usual
1roeauiions 90 avoid accident.
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THE DOLPHIN

The steamer Dolphin IL now laid M
for her annual ovethauling nt the
Alaska Steamship eumpanys pier at
the foot Of Ycaier way. While tied up
at her wharf. the Dolphin will be en-
tlroly rccarpetcd. In addition 90 few
retouchcs 90 her interior woodwork.
after which sho will proceed 10 Mo
rams, where her machinery vii re-
ceive general overhaulinE. The
Dolphin viii leave this port January
D. ON her regular Lynn canal run.
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William Radseh "A r..t., a. -.
hghsrtss u Martins. ssst
frtQr Nefsnn ~ W.n.rf q. -
NlktnE = ballard .af
William IdteheF. = Er.rtt. -.
~ Nsr.l DAVIS a. k'rankila
Maxi = Izzaauah ~ NV
David q ElnEia S,atft. q. ~.
N,eitSlS Montborns. Wesh nm
tehneHNs seattle
a. ~ sand Janassh "a Ballard a sfai.
N terrs = ballard
GeorEe " nuweit N.itA,s Va.
Wash N"'dthtittF.
- has. J. Wtckstrona n ballard
~ TO Ida Englund. ". nailard
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NOTICE TO srocKuoi.pNRs

NOTICE To HfOEkttofsuEfta
The annual meeting = the stock
heiasrs ~ the cafusas Cold and Cop
per hinina Company ~iii be hsld at
the efftrr Of thn Company. rooms ~
~ Arcade buiidins H~sttis. washing
ton. Tuesday. January tth. 1904 at :
oeieek , m Tor the election u uus-
tees snd the transaction ~ such ether
business az MAJ propeFiy come buforv
the meeting I. y LONE
HrurfrNarv
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htsek eyer. ana his tiny iip quiyers
ss hs tryn ~ summon up courage 70
obey his fathers enpmand uhat ~
t,faTo his hand IN that IN"
agum chin heap scare. " Apologies
tfvpnF "Ifr never see white man
bsfo' ue little boy only seven. lie
never no United States yet"
Lunch r. presently brought loi9
the club room. and Jeu NEOnE sfid
1 eft down % freah=kiiied chicken
cakes and tea. After lunch We tAke
a walk through the village hor"tn
the fields and into the next Town OF
faoun hin Lee Here we visit Inc
club room and meet with Jeu Ilfns
teu I4n and others I have known In
America. More tea and pun o. tlle
long bn,nbOo water pipe WbHh 10
common property Of the club mefn-
beFs.
me Club" Of China IL the cam
mon meeting place Of the male In
hnblfhnts OF every small town Sftd
village n one Chinese wants 70
meet another he does not call upon
him ln his home. he goes 20 the 'IuD
room n "a cousin or frienn 20
jsurns over night. he sleeps bsre.
And after the days WORK ~ oD ,es
frequenterr are numerous. " ~ $3.50
the popular place for the boon Is
something almost necessary 80
generally observed in THIS hot ch-
mate.
lust before the dinner hour. when
cofnea AZ about ( O'Clock, and after
We have returned 70 Keu Lum Lee:
Egong sends for other members 81
his family 10 be presented ~ turn,
Fff-st b. carried In his ls-dhy-"ia
daughter. not yet named. Then a
black and laughing eyed httie GIT
~ u h pointed out as his oAiEnter
Kau. Next comes kgonR.h OLD ~huts-
haired mother. siN feet tail. strhlEht
as an arrow ana disdaIning IN" sta.dh
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EtsssH
upon red paper and pasted on the
granite. And thcy chip 70 the pat
terms
nsre & a sample Of their work.
this small granite bridge Ne are
crossing A. g. raised eight steps
above the path and spans a. pretty
4 thread OF Fiiyery water a. ever
stretched tie way through sunlight
and shadow.
C'hsunE sab Il thr first q a atring
OF villages and walled towns. seven
IN number. from which many u the
Chimes ia America have comn. AMI.
a. our principal object IN taking this
trip 10 CHINA is 10 zee onlf Hhaf n
lAundfYmsn Eeea when be visits HE
Old home. We are IN a fair way e.
find what 40 are looking for
here Il the first Chimes" PIG Va
have seen. Hold on n minute until !
get a sketch ~ a. Gee Its differ
rut fran our pig. isn't IT. THAT
Gee II purely an inierteciton. tr
the Chinese word Tor pig ,
All day yesterday Ieu NRunR kept
me saying green tree" ! know now
why be NAa 20 inaistent on aequir
ing the words. Catch 'efn green
tree Dick. fnaki" says he We
ar e new passing through Cheuh
Wah. the second toNn. and here we
certainly catch EN- green tree In
plenty. Great. rambling things they
are wtth hanging shoots and
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Ter. a hoy
:, Bon. to Nv. ana AIRS James A.
korn. 70 AIR ard Mrs. n. naaEs. a
Eirt
n .Elrt ss's1
bora. 70 Mr. and Mrs, n W Kersh.
Born. 70 Mr.. and AIRS. r. c. Arrrn. a
Born 70 AR. and Mrs r. weFn-
Etine. a boy
Boru. 70 Mr.. ana Airs Toldln Mccoy.
boy.
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!. Fits s. Twenty third and Kiar
heart disease
" ". Atokey. 81 Rediands. Cal.
phthisisl
.Aiex Meaiy. q vcsper. Ore. heart
Disease.
A Van 1 Dickinson. 70 nianthA Il
Aloha street. hamilton.
Downs. 81 South SEATTLE. stransu.
lated hernia
Carl LaestFandt a. Providence hos
Yttai enerffe fera.
Mar ynehHn. So Trnth avenue south
and Wall street pcritonitla-
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And noW comes Jcu NconF leading
his little son. Jeu Gum chin. by the
hand. 10 he preesnted 20 his father
guest. A hole has been cleared In
the crowd and the villagers all drop
back as the father and son enter.
II ~ solemn ceremony. this pre-
aentation. Gum chin " evidently
scared. for tears start IN hts little
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when a path through the fields is
sufficient Passing through the vii
iagrH ard towns the main path Wid=
ems, but never becomes a road.
Arrived at Ksu Ium Lee. ! am
taken into the club room OF ls1
NEuuEs residence. whittier the curl
Gus crowd flock around. The 'toWn
fool - among those who have been
able 90 effect an entrance, and be II
discovered backed up Ia the shadow
~ Lhe big door OF SKonE. Who
promptly runs him out The town
foot seems 10 BE- as much % an In
rtitution here - he Is AZ home Fer
he keeps on coming back into the
club room just a. often as NEoug
forgefa about him. I presume they
are telling him naN that he can stay
~ long a. he remains quiet and dis
turbs no one. for a simple smile IL
Eliminates his ehilds head above his
man shoulders and he clapa his long
hony hands ln evident Fiee. lie IN
saying something IN Chinese. May
be II IL "eiopdy."
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Plano and Furniture Work
nIAkO ana furniture WORK ~ All
Aandh az lowest rates and warranted.
afauiiay Plano itepaif Co. % hrnlrf
Phone l. t1
Sewing Machines
nu LtNaA BowinK machine repair.
Ina. 1915 itrnt
TfIUE(0 dsiiVerrd e c.uts 4 DAYS
storage free, plano ana tuiniAui.
movinTl estimates given. lnlyh
Transfer a RtafhHs Co, aaa flfHii
both phones Main sc
umbreiia Hspalfinp .-.-
OAnnETfAh manufactured sc GOV
srlnF and general repairing 30 boe'
ond avenue. EuhHHnn Nfon.
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fARM nARoAls-ti. co

rARM BARGAIN co
have positive snap In a teo- acre
farm only one mile from good town
on n 4, RS Coed buildings fine
orchard. several acres In cultivation.
all well fenced. hest assured this is
a bargain.
I. y sPREHGI.E
10 Arcade bldk. fhens. Main iis
TWO AND A HALF ACRES. on car
line. u minutes from Ifuneef SQUARE
level land. good unii. all "a culusA-
tlon. isftes Tor "A few DAYS. 3. 70
ROBERT NALfnf, oe New f9fk blh
FoRrY ACHES. hstween Rsattle and
Tacoma handy % enc 81 the beet
towns n the valley all level first
mere partly CLEARED tract faces sooi
county read close 10 nrhaol Aai
nulEhbafs 81 tao
noukRr MALrnY. 40 New York bik.
NEAT s.room cottage and ~ acres ~
god land nieeiY ieoAtnd. Adtntnius
small town. one hour from Seattle.
ROBERT MALrnY. ao Ss~ York bR
ron BALE several Improved farms
IN the White Eiver Valley. between
seattle aud Tacoma.
ROBERT MkLrhr. 40 New 1erk ia.
LAND saYsr=. atlsutioa- can cell
yua farms from $50 and ~ Ghaa
". Olsen. q itinckiey bieek.
Acreage Tor s.le
- = 4
Orchard $40.
t-4efr tracts across fsake, wa4hinGtep.
coed nnii easily cleared Sod reads
ard beat service. 80 p~f asre. terms
y Aasas aerossa lake Washington. god
err bard and pasture. 8 81 terms
ieB aeros on MhiJby Island. = arrrr
bottom land : million q esziars tss.
- aersn bottom hard. Improved, h.
sssen seaitls and Tacoma on Inter
q serss = miles north 81 Portland 4
miles frera raiiro4d. Improved q fu
VIII rxehan9~ Tor seattle rrvp~rfy,
A. IA NEWELL rs hart"a 81
kcnE TRACTS ron ssLE
ACRE rrAt-rs nsAT hitter lake test
u shsasssl shd On terms to saii
TRxsk T. HySTKR. Owner
soa-se7 oleee block
1 rAvE soms fine lard IN Easis IlAs-
bar EaanE az about = price s aerun
ara an t'haa W. Olsen. - tfinehtrs
bioes TsL Main Esl.
For Salc-Timher Lands
S0af rossI Timber claim rsllna0iah.
rnsntz In ciAllam. jefferson ard
whateom rotnttsr Ohio Hnai rs
tate ca. tats E-c@nd ave.
Bysirss. csseets
usa VALUE IuH q 81
New brick - o. rooms. AL outside.
finely furnished ard clean This
hpsfss - a brguty ard filled every
night To $50 u % bur. The actual
sslsr Of this place ~ Neas Rssrun-
able r~nt iraHa. and in hrst oeAtiun.
vide hall ard fine vide stairway
fnsssttsats this AZ once
Room - Union biz. ~ lat ave.
HOTEL. IN Everett for lsass or sale
" FuefnA and hiteheu and diBsng
rooms complete Chaa. ". Olsen "a
Hinekisy eiock.
q ~ RosEsBAtrn .f.a-yer. sosary
ptfbtfr - N~w Yofk block csrpe-
ratiens orEaninsd. pafsutsi pensions
FoR Real Fsssais and nusines Chances
call ard $50 Ryan a Co. fAt seeond
ave- Heom NJ
- Coed timber claim. we'll located
be quick Webster. q ftinckiSy,
Financial
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