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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-03
Not Wasting Time.

"What's the matter with old Fred:"
asks one workman.
les got splinter in his and says
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-03

Argeline-"Oh, Percival! 1 believe
I could eat ice cream ferevere'
Perciyal' taside)-"Blamed II l amt
beginning to believe it, tee:-New
York Journal.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-03

"Why don't e pull it out?''
"Wot! In his dinner hour? Not lie
ly."-Tit-B Bits.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-03

ton deep to be fordeU. oN liie idi
hank the Spaniards threw up e&rth-
works that stretched half a Liz OIL
either side Of the ferry.
On came the boy General WITH ms
mob of Filipino patriots armed WIN
old.fashioned rifles and less than i
hundred captured Mausers. Arrived al
the river. he was met ty the Fonc!S
OF The Spanish troops.
He knew that it was useless to MAKE
8 frontal attack. In one nlgnt nc
marched up his size of the river ten
uiIes where he forded. and by dawn
next morning he fell on the left hank OF
The in.renched Spania"ds and rtterl!
r0uted them. The Spanish command
ing officer deserted his nen and escapeu
off tho coast IN boat. leaving raost OF
bis force prisoners.
That was the last organized resist
apce. made by the Spaniards against
Y1no. What was left Of their deci'
yoated ranks retreated northward. with
Tfno close OH their heels. picking ui'
strGgglers.
On August lS. 1895. the day the
American lag was hoisted in Manila
Tfno entered the important northern
town of vigan, next in Size to Manila
on The Island of Luzon. The Spaniards
had passed through the day before
taking with them the local garrison
and the Eishop of Figan and his
xnonks, the Bishop having under ms
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-12-03

OuR BUDGET i
OF HuMoR.
Out OF 1t.

Out OF 1t.
With these facilities at hand,
He'd certainly have had
The time o. his life, were it not That
His time of life forbade.
- Puck.
The Reason.
Smith-"Why Is it that intellectual
women do not make good mothers:
Brown-"They don't usually get a
chance, ny boy."-Town Topics.
Newly Defined.
Tommy Figgjam - Paw, what il
meant by begging the question:
Figgjam-"When girl is doing All
in her power TO get a fellow into the
notion Of proposing. baltimore Amer
lean.
The Fosd and the MIN.
Church-''Tell me what you eat and
I'll tell you what you are"
Gotham-"Well. eat hash at Mix
um's restaurant"
Church-'Then you're q fool. "-ior-
kers Statesman.
CouIdn't XIII Him.
"Hew is Dobb.? I hear he lms been
very sick
That's what! Nine doctors failed to
relieve him"
"Great Scott. he must be toughr'-'
Chicago Record-Herald.
Plat Refusal.
Willie-"Let's play we are married"
Little Bessic-"Have yCu ever played
it with any other girl:"
Willie-"No."
Little Bessie-"Then yen can't prac-
4ce on me."-Smart Set.
The Isang Things aaery.
"I went to California" said the dis.
Western man. "as forty
miner"
Dear me- replied the very annoy.
inc girl; were you marked down from
6fty?"-WasL.nston Star.
Her Preference In Ga.neS.
"Dees your daughter play Nozart?'
inquired the youns man with gold
glasses.
II think she does" answered Mrs.
Cumrox affably, "but think she pre-.
ters bridge Observation-Disclosures Star.
Not Wasting Time.
"What's the matter with old Fred:"
asks one workman.
"'E's got 4 splinter in his and" says
another.
"Why don't e pull it out?'
"Wot! In his dinner hour? Not lie
y"-Tit-
At the Sixth Plate.
~
~ CRAM
s@ ras.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
BOARD OF
WORKS

ouc Of the largest street grading
contracts ever let ia The city Was
this taorninE awarded 20 &. J. Erich
son by the board OF public works.
This contract In foe the grading Of
1aler and other streets. comprising
Ia large Improvement district on
Queen Anne hill. The contract
price IL st7.sti. which was about
$500 under tho neat lowest bid.
Kids were opened for the eoa-
ntruFtion of water mains on Nine
teenth avenue and on Tenth avenue
aouth. The contracts were not
awarded TO today's meeting.
Property owners In the Fifteenth
avenue northeast water system dis
trief. who have been ssp.ctine 20
secure city water In the near future
VII have oniy temporary ard par
ilal relief until the latter part Of
March.
The fnse, Sound Pipe CO.. which
has the contract for putting IN the
service mains. IN an application TO
the beard today fsf an extenflen Of
fima In which t0 cogapiete the con.
tract. stated that IL would be ffn-
possible 20 hnirh the work before
Aar,hs The company tells a hard
luck story 81 unavoidable delays and
agrees - LEI the city uss that part
of the system already completed
Tbs board wili recommend TO the
city council that tina extension Of
time asked for be granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

laid the proposition before the cian-
cys
T'here II some question az 10
whether all OF Mayor Humes' man
ayers knew 81 the offrr. However
that may he. n was made and as-
rcpted. and the Kaads were deiie-
cred" by beth sides.
How John Clancy carried out his
part Of the agreement In an cid
story. In the primaries In the eity
convention. and lastly at the polls
IN March igos, he Old all that he had
batnalned TO do for the Humes man.
ayers
"ciane, stood in the door Of the
penitentlary and bought votes FOE
ttumes until he used up all the
money that had been PLACED In his
hands for urp on election day, and
then 'Hpuufet' his diamonds ID get
more. l. the way In which the al :
miftnx followers OF the First WHf,i
boss told Of their heso's work fes
Mayor Hames Al the f-ells
hayos Humos was reelected and
then the cfancys came IN for their
reward Gambling was closed by
chief Of Police Auilivan and the
bose gamblers wef~ notified that II
would not reopen until they had
|. IN the end the gamblers dld nss
Claneg--not for the 30 per esnt.
which would have amounted Ia
about sf1oeo a uaath. but for a
eonpfeiaise payment Of tsee0 a
month.
This sum was raid 20 Clancy
through the Puget Sound Nation Il
bank each month as long as sam .
hing remained open The big gam
bling houses put M the money.
Who hssides John clancy. who
drew u cat. shared In its dissrfbu-
ton. has never been dixufeed. And
this 10 what the grand jury wishes
TO leafn. II 10 safe 90 say that
neither inhn or Frank Clancy has
told the grand Jurors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

land, itoar ana pepew delivered
:. asutNgTON, Jan. The
house, resumed the legislative ses-
sion. Only forty members we're
preHent. Payne, who IL leading the
light against The probate claims
niila. diu not raise the point ~ no
quorum, nH he threatened To do last
night All bills 20 which ne had no
iiilla which he opposed were laid
aside
The general STAFF bill was then
taken up Two amendments were
made to It M u passed the house
One provides that u shall take eff
feet on August 10. 1908. The ather
provides TOT the retirement by the
rfe~ldent. with the consent % the
Htnate, Of any officer below the
grade uf maIcr general with the
lanh a,id pay Of the next higher
quay asked unanimous consent 10
IN February ~ suf vote on the
omnibus bill iieVeridRe objeeted.
Throughout the entire session ~
the foreign relations committee this
morning Morgan occupied tho floor
lie Was the sole talkef Ia opposition
20 the Panama canal. Other mem
bcth are Ia favor OF reporting the
treaty 20 she senate at once that Ii
may receive prompt consideration.
The committee voted against the
obsiruction resolution presented by
Morgan. calling into question the
validity OF DR. farrAn's credentials.
II also voted down several other
Morgan amendments
The senate committee on agtieui-
ture took arviun Ia the matter OF
Rcoeptins the omnibus statehood bill
a. All amendment 70 the agricultural
btli. ~ proposed by Quay. n IL be-
llsved that Quay'a aetlou will either
secure direct vote on the statehood
question or cause an extra session
OF congress 10 become imperative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

sun~r were the wnole Co he told re-
Eardins the 10 per cent. sfaft.
AZ that no sfnat mystery SUR
ruundn the 70 per cent. episode
There has never been any ariaal
dispats as 20 the facts. and the stat
and other Seattle new sparcrr have
at different times published them IN
articles dealing with underworld
conditions
rhe sa-saiiea 10 per cent xrafl
was really nothing more nor less
than a semi -aecrot agreement on
tered into by ana between the Clancy
brothers and their followers and ths
political managers Of Mayor Hufa1s
carry In the last city campaign
whereby certain gambling privileges
were promised the ciancys IN re.
turn for their support OF Mayer
Hume. for rr-eieetioH. n was mol
the first agreement of its Kind ever
made tn Seattle. Perhaps. Though
Il was The iast--.tlms will tell.
The Clancy brothers. fohn and
Frank n least. were Republicans
aud had. therefore. supported the
mayor. but wrr. looked upon az
iukswaftn In The campaign Just OPP
ebirs. Tho Herunsfcan party WAS
split. and a strong faction opposed
% Mayer flames had selected an.
other candidate for mayor In oppo-
sition 70 Judge Humea
Tbs Paul msn made oserturuz "a
the Cfancsp and as the story gees
offered them 30 PEI cent interest
IN AL gambling foF their support oi
their candidate. provided he should
DO nominated aud elected.
The story OF this nfyef came 10 the
ears 81 Mayor Hunss' campaign
managers. pfufninent among whom
was ueersa u. Piper. Accoftiins %
the ususiiy accepted story. ptres
aud his hsnehmen immediately tf,ok
steps to head OF the orsf. They
fid - By making sisuiiar efrer on
behalf ~ Mayor Hafues. Pat Me-
MAhcas q well Known Nspuhiiean
politician. Il credited with having
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
SUNDAY At CHURCHES

Westminster Presbyterian = Rev.
r n. Wilson A. III a m. How 10
Iiecorns children Of uods" p m.
NESTING Of men al Jsrerson hall.
'-rha cofnpanionshfp OF Christian
People. = rs .. IN. The Great Sup
per and the f;xcase>.~
aarond PrssbyferIan- Rev. w. A.
Major. At VI a m. sermon 70
Christian fsndeesorers. lie Has set
His Heart Upon HIM" 1850 p M
Miss Hatch. field secretary % the
North Pacific beard OF Christian
Endaavorsrn ard former mission
AIRY 10 siam. VIII address the con-
srenati0n. She viii dress In the
costume Of Hiarn.
FIRST NJ. Rev. r. VI. Randall.
Al n a. no. The Holy Spirit and
lFruitftiiness.9 : 30 .. m. How You
MAY Know God.
battery stree, N. E.--I,sv. v. ~
Drake. Al ~ a. m, 'First Love
What Of NJ" 7iso D. M open
shame; What OF ~"
Al fl =. m, "A short Sermon That
Cost the Preacher His Head" 10
D. m, How a Blind Man Recovered
Mt. zion baptist J. G. Me-
PherHon- AZ ~ q. m. covenant
neetingi 7'so D. M ''rhe Lords
SUPPER
ffIrst Prrsbytsrian-Rev. NJ. A.
Matthews. ID. D.. at II q. m. Not
Concession, But Consistency 30
D. m. BREAD or (which
first ~. P.--Rey. r. y. Sutton. III
Ia M. THE Character and Preach :
ing 81 John The baptist" 7.3o .. m.
why Was n Necessary for the
Worlds Redecmer to Be Born OF
Woman
West Green Lake Baptist. Rev. "
u. sutton. . .. m. Satan Looking
/ for a Kingdom"
Taylor Conversational Rev. l. !.
Woods. A. II a. M The splrits
atlrred.v 7.a0 .. m soul Thirst
Trinity Parish--Kev. ". ~. uowan
II Al II a. M, Hidden Wells" I %
.. m. Jesus and the Young Man
VI. Mark's-Rev. T. Y. Hevelle
a. II a. m. The Storm Tossed DIS.
clples." 7.5o y. NJ The Power'
rTrsf Unitarian-fsev. w D. ~.
nnds. At ~ a. m, The Sum,
L side OF Religion"
Evangelical Association--ftev. ~
| n. uornachuck. ~ N a. m, Ger
man sermon, The Difference BE.
Tween Serving God or Man" y
In. m, English services. The iiRhi
That II fn Thee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
UNDERWORLD Is
NOW GUESSING
Friends Of the C|ancys Would Like to Know How
Much They Told the Grand JuU--Some
Ancient History

OF the claneyaf"
This u a question that both the
community which lives by other
means than ts vita ar~ asking.
Without question the grand Jury
" devotiuE most of It's time 60 the
so-ealied 10 per ccat graft In the
belief, probably. that Il offers the
most feasible opening for an nttarl.
on the police department. and other
branches Of the city aduiniatfa-
tion all down the ilne."
With that end tn view the Jurors
have held two sessions with Frank
Clancy. and one lasting an entire
day with John CLANCY, who came
BACH FROM California fof the eur-
pose 81 tertlfsins. 10th ciaheyz
inE their famous gambling coup. and
both assert that they answered ali
questions pa, 10 thsfn fresiy and
This - no doubt true. The JURY
has. quite likely. fairly accurate
Idea Of the subject. and asked many
pertinent questions and received
many satisfactory snswerA Yet
John cianes's statement that he
made a clean breast OF everything
the underworld has FAR less eie-
CANT term for such n couyna-mas
Neil be received with a grain Of
salt
Had he told -the truth. the whsis
truth and nothing but the truth
tcxafdInx gambling IN Seattle. the
foundations % the city government
Itself would have rocked. The state
fnent was too sweeping The high
standing that the Youngest Clancy
has in the FIRST ward and Amank
politicians 81 the fammAny -tffsse.
generally. II In Itself proof that he
y s1aafe- VITA hts fftends and can
ne depended up9a not 90 Threw
them down. even Il temporarily At
cuts With them IN city poiitira Ana
msny OF claness best friends would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
CONGRESS
Day Of Small Things
In Both Houses

WARRINGTON. Ban. st--In tbs
senate the cr~dontials o. Ttaft II
tWnaviiuut and Usillnx~r % New
Hsmpsislfs Zoe the ensuing term
wtrs filed.
Quay. from the committee on en-
p<ndisures. fseotabir rcpoftsd an
snssndnsnt IN the fefn OF tho ssnni.
hus statehood hni. uhlch he had
gsr~s lossir offered 60 the axrtaal-
furel appfoprta fien hsit. lie also re-
f-ortrd frotn the sause c-nnfnlttse a
similar amendment TO the civfi sun.
dfr appropriation biii. On ob1s-ntsan
FROM fieyeFidx~ tn. frpcrts, under
tne rules. went over one day.
s~isus Philippines court martial
fsu sent over without pF~iusire.
~ e'ese<sk the senate eonnneneed
ths csr~ssssuier aftrsdsnt ar-1a the
e<p<rtaa<~ % tho Statues o. cnaff<.
4Affpsf and Thomas Hsnsun. Ths
100 galleries especially reserved foe
distinguished Msryianders were
paexsiy filled.
hcQesass ana Wellington of Macy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
FAR TNER
| APPLIES
kppEns GREGORY ASKS Ap.
PoiNTMENT AS =. 8. RHoAps'
ADMINISTRATION

fidrHa Gregory fiied a petition ia
the probate department 81 the nu-
pcriuf ueuft this morning, asking 90
be appointed administrators % the
estate of frnncia y, iihoadn. the
young real estate broker who waa
aHphyklated by gas In hiH room At
1895 Seventh avenue last Tuesday.
The petitioner was a partner In
the real estate arm of which lthoa ds
Nan q member. and WIS also na ins
Innate friend Of the deceased lilo
States that ithpaar had accumulated
property IA Seattle aud ballard
valued az $4,000. lie seems 10 have
left no VIII. AZ nune can no found
among hia effects Or IN the ONCE.
iihoada II known To have relatives
living Ia iiellnfonte. Pa. but their
names and the relationship exist =
ins between them and the dsnd man.
Mf, Gregory says. he has not yet
aRcrrtniHed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

WASHINGTON. u. G. ian. al
u 10 announced that Judge vane
N3ntsF - Wyomins. siii h. appoint.
"a the new circsif tudss for In.
eighth fadiciai circuit.
FRANKFORT. ny. Jan 9f.--f-h<
grand jury adtonrnei today withnu'
returuinR sny indictments tn tn
Co~bel case.
WAsftISoroN. Jan. si.--eon.
xrr~smsn Jenkins Of Wisconsin has
infrotunst n resolution Into th<
house rfop<s@frE an amendment e
the constitution 20 prohibit peiyr.
auiy and perp~tpaiiy preventing par
sons xuilfy ~ the cffen~e from hold
ina government positions Of honor OF
profit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
BANK OF
BALLARD
RECEIVER

On the pefiticn Of J. n. r.aoas IN
the superior court this Afternoon. y
!. ni&ins was sppoansed receives Of
The hAnk AZ naiA~rd. ~ Judge Tan.
man. fiis bond ~&s nxsd az $40 Go
Mr.. Hizins AZ cscs fsled hi. bad AMI
cath. which we're aepros~d ~ ~
coort-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
BILLY FAzoN IS
UNDER ARREST
Now at Vancouver, B. c., With Dep
uty Sheriff Nelson, His Captor--
Coming Back to Face Charge

VANCOUVER m G. ian. al
'isiily FNzon. the Seattle gambler
who Was Indicted ey the superior
court Ersnd fury for running q
swtndifnw s.ss~. - under arrest here.
having been spps~n.n1~d - HAF~
rtssn Hot springs ~ Deputy Sheriff
Nrlscn of King county. The deputy
and his prisoosr are a the I>~isnli
hotsi. but ~iiI leave foe seattle to-
night Co thssfsamss Nsfnlsnder
Faxen aAyr 10 r. returning 90 A.
attic tstt1nfAriis- that he could not
b. sxtradissd ~ he chose 10 resist
proceesiingsl No says ~ IL susna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

Peter wooisy, charged with nur.
drrins his ssn.in-la~. Joa Eeanx~l.
lsfa. bSstef known as lrnss. was
yesterday Discharged from custody
~ Justice Gam The testinany
showed that wcoiey acted Ia s.lf de.
fonss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

lNfOR NATION wanted ~ % where the
ballard Fire Department can secure pho
tosrapha taken Of the Firemcn's Parade
and race on August IS. tppa. Address
all Information 10 W, 4 Hakcr secretary
u. v. D., ballard wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
FOUND GUILT

| PORTLAND. IAN si.-oeorrs ST.
verthoFn and lee barnes carved ea1h
other 10 death at ssiyertbosn Fsrry.
~ miles east 81 H.sddin2 last night
az the result Of trveble over ws-
man. sllverthOrnss shroar was cut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

OF Pianos arrived today. giving us
an unusually large stock OF Chicken
ing a Sons. kimball. Hobart NJ.
Cable. Pesse. u. =. Johnston Co. and
other Pianos and kimbaif Organs
Tor intending purchasers 10 select
from, al attractive prices on easy
terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

Owing % printers error In u T
sshannon.s Grocery Cas- ad- Friday
Jan. 10. Sorghum Moia-~~-. which
rad fse. should have been quoted al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
CLOSING OUT
PRICES
ov rHgsG DEPARTMENTS ARE
MOVING the SHEET MUSIC
AND BOOKS RAPioLv
sngar MUSIC

All regular soc and 7sc music nou
4fftstssH .ses4sa sts.sssss sisE
All regular 1bc and use music noN
.sss.ststs- ..ss..s+t.ssssss Toe
All regular soc foiics. vocal of in
shufnent4l. nov zoe
Selections from op>rss. regular price
13r. nov s...s.............. Ice
Three pieces " regular Toe music for
s..s.s.ss.s...s lbs
Reg
Prioe- Nov.
Gene Of Ballroom.
piano ..............ef rs % Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

exrnnas CANNOT o. CURED
-. t.sckr krftts>kTioSA a. the.
~-s.< -. - sr&t X rs disease. c..
- ! ! ktreI - senstftaticnsi disease
- : ~ - s1re u Fqa must tska II
~ rra<fAf< RATS Catafsh Cues u
=.1>rski1. AMI asts aifuetir % n.
- u1ro.s sAzt fsess. ftstfs g.
~ t7ss< b ~ . 9aatk n~stIeias. q
"A uurs.><t ~ go a the Best fkfst
80 cr~4trr 49, wars al =
- f>r<rsrtilns Il = eonsre-sFf q -
- txfxc<A Tts psrfrrt casnkina
- = ~ t~N inkrssi1ssts 10 whst pro
- ~ vonisFtul resafts IN castnx "a
- &~t ~ taettraan1sls fr~a,
n fX<<xr 4 co. frers. reieata o
~ II 1<s<>rfe rFtrs -
- nnfr PHI are The n->t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

All h~ VAS stshh~f IN the heart. ana
his head cut open. HeFne<f al-siesnen
vas cut apen In . dsx~n piseex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

In order TO reduce stock. we viii
cell during this week our regular
sf1s0 violin for tTts. with extra set
Of strings. how and case complete.
We IRE also Offering very attractive
prices on our large stock Of Guitars.
hardofins. fianfos. Music Boxes.
Graphophoner. Records. etc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

The nafti.Ship wisconsin IL at-ea
fog visitors tomorrow fsanasf1
boats leave rfer !. fact % Yesier
~ay. ii 10 . m. lis ssd % D. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

back 10 assist his friends who were
Indicted with hin. S~i1on r~fa.-s
TO b. interviewed.
Hhsrt6 cu1ih<< says today that
he has not h>srd srprn Nelson ami
knows uothsns about the arrest
S~lson= ha STATES IL IN the ~mplef
% the grand jury. not ef the sheriff .
once now. and does not report 60
him
Attorney WIN " Norris. Fsssa'.
lawyer. r. absent from the city and
" said In have Enne to NAnnoussr
this mofninx IN response 10 q teie-
gram frcm fanon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31
Fer sste-Hssi Relate
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O. rso~s o. L>As washi.xs~~.

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tss<ek - 9Res ~hss- etss~ss arr eis.sed.
-. ~, =, -. = - =, !.
-..a 40 Ixp1E - rssoT f<5Tr a.,
--ss.'- 1921 y. 80 - - 80. -.
s,nns ~ra ..a ~ * x
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80 $50. ~ .As s,s 80 i,,s- Over
- So ss-n~s raits,er- t-rp,s rg~lrs IL
ss.riy sssry Oar. Fr-- .sss sss -stsr.
- Assi,sz r..ryesas NE. H.isiss
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wsshinssaa ssrust. Fefe. 70 rides fes =
S.s-,-- n--es 90 q Il sssrsss.ns .wssr'
40 nasfan uiock
rfw s-ress hes-s. POST senplstefs ~
ti'Tk- ha1isen street On hh feAH VINE
Ns- .s.,a. ssss.x. On Qarsn Ann. Y.
tierA fsea 81. f~@af 70 n'~fs ih'ei en-
r~e ns~ eatsasrs On Terthy eio-e ini r~ssy
10 move into. si-e on tcns TIME sasr
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oes iA-rossn hoass eaHaelsssiy fafni-hsa
sss ~ .s fr.m iqAs. ssn ss seaskt on s.ss
terms h@sss . -. a,x,s - r,s.. an
modern imrFossmeHssi -sil always rsas
,,,s... .,s ,ae.., ,.ss an r.rs. e,ty AT
al 4Tfrea.
fElss.nt Heane on Capitol hill. sesy tsfmh.
bouuE q -.
- feclne naeek
nsnnAfNs ONLY.
peaslifal esstaEs. rssnss. los ansisc. near
ear "a. hieck from t.shny Psrks tisoe.
,.n,s- ...,. =. -, M. a ,.,..
ute ride frln sso-,fsi sssnse. he-i
nrsshls1,f hs--t. On hill. - 49,, 'sfm..
tseasttfa. htsfas ~ t"e.n enh. h.sa : sr' ~
gsett~sina sauna. ess 's"'A '" e"'' ="
fisso. tsfrsss -. -. :. n,
lAra tes 49,. :. -. -. .,-s ..s
,.a.s - srn,~i sa1 u.sree. fsr sace,
tser.
TAyIna as1pk CO..
t3s-so Arosde.
-
5-.xo rtSe uAu.kfNa IN AgREAuE
seTr trtxs srr~. AZ shaiee land. only 10
w. 80, ~ e,,ss ADJ 10 -rhool an
49,, a.lsals,fn
ssso-F4ve acres % nne sell one mile from
sssle ssss" r On 's y sSs e,s nanny
% refss 49, 80 sH@" sA"se - '
'''e v" Ap1ua A Nft.ifoia
-. a.....a Avenue. Room ara
80 = - : -
atts.~fAr nAnnAfNS
- 1900 80 .a..,-,s,, . -.
Choice corner, iuVStfe. heai cAfr
Fremont, $500.
rhuice corner. near cars, Fremont.
soxioo saq0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-01-31

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