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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

/ was artisticallY arranged with Japa-
/ nese decorations. Those present were
| Misses Sarah Williams. Gene Hardy,
/ Janet Murdoch. Bessie Felt. Bertha
] Midgley. Louella Peterson, Nan Short.
I Emma Grosheck, Katie Farrell, Kitty
/ Johnson, Louise Whitney. Naomi Felt
/ Anna sorsenson, Myrtle Robinson,
] Crystal Patton, Dorothy Dwyer and
/ MessFs. Dave SpOuint. ART Bolton. Rob
/ Wilson, Frank White. Art BAH. sam
I AShby. Win Ball. clyde Simmons
/ George Butler. Alvin Townsend James
| Watson, James Nelson. ErRne Holmes,
Andrew Burt. Wesley Wilson. Abe
Brain, James Cowan and Clarence apt
I ten
The Billie club viii give a dancing
party az Christensen's Friday eve,
March p.
Miss Josie Andersen was the recipi-
ent Of a very pleasant surprise party at
her home saturday evening. The time
was passed very pleasantly in caro-.
games, music. etc. Delicious refresh
ments were served the table being
| beautifully decorated with viOlets and
ferns, Covers were laid for tWenty-siX.
Those present were Josie Andersen.
Rose Palmer, Ruth Stevens. Nellie
Haslam, Alice Fellows. Bell Edgar.
Lenora Evans. Nellie Jacobsen, Fan
Whitaker, Frances Andersen, Clara
Andersen, Mrs. GinctrOpe, George Ellis.
Jack Williams. Charley Heyden, David
Reese, Benjamin Jacobsen, Harry
Lauge, Robert Watson, Clarence
Evans. Edward Vigling, Jack Johnson,
Edgar Falson, Glib Condie. Arthur Lu-
cas-. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Shanks.
Sixty ladies' Of the Mexican corps met
az the home OF Mrs. H. H. Cornforth
Wednesday afternoon. They were de-
lighuully entertained by the italian or
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

A very pleasant time was spent al
che home of Miss Florence Hilton Fri-
day IN honor OF her sixteenth birthday.
Music and games were the most im-
portant features Of the evening and re-
freshments were served. The guests
we're Misses Mamie Warburton. Hazel
Wilkinson. Ivy Wiki
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

Mrs. c. w. Midgley entertained at a
children's party Friday last. the oc-
casion being the eleventh birthday of
her son Van. Music and games were
features Of the afternoons entertain
ment after which refreshments were
served Mrs. Midgley was assisted in
entertaining the little ones by Mrs. ].
q. Melgher. Thosep resent were the
Misses Amy Bettinger. Mona Missing.
Josie Andrews. Nellie Andrews. Bessie
Grace. Lavina Glenn. Annie Glenn.
Alice Kimban. Arene Hooper. Omega
Woot Kettle Wooh. Opal Bettinger,
Masters Wallace Woolf. Walter Woolf
Albert Bower Willie Bower Jacob
Bettinger. Marie Vancott Daire Van-
colt. Jerome Mooney. Andrew Vlsslne.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

Miss Florence Grant was the hostess
luncheon az which covers We're laid for
twelve. The table decorations were ali
iu the high school c0lOrs, the favors
being daintiy tied with red and black.
A handsome centerpiece Of red Carua-
ti0ns was surrounded by "a circle Of the
same flowers with ribbons extending TO
the place card off each suest. The
yCuus ladies present were the Misses
Jean Odeu. Kate GrOo. Della Richards,
Merce Berkley. Phoebe Harding. Kate
James, Ethel Partridge, Ethel Rogers.
Eva Dix, Emma GTOebeCk and Nell
.aunnmlr..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

Gle, 20 Samuel Taylor. The marriage
win take place about the middle Of
April
Mrs. Dougal and Miss Katherine
Dougal Of SDringville spent yesterday
in the city.
Mrs. William McCutcheon enter
tanned at a delightfully."- informal lunch
con yesterday at her home on I street
Judge and Mrs. William II. King left
last evening for Provo, where they will
spend today visiting friends.
A delightful informal party was Civ
en- by Miss Helen Reedal Friday even
ing. Carnations were used effectively
in the parlors and violets IN the din
ing room where a delicious luncheon
was served. Among those present
were: Misses Sears. Peters, Lynn
Shaver, Kelly. BoXrud, Cameron. Tur-
ton, OFT, Armstrong and Miller;
Messrs. Paul Neldon. Ralph NeldOn,
Nern Earl. Waters. Dick. Beemer, Nc
Curdy Lynn, Edgar Earl, Cameron
and Barratt.
A surprise party was rendered W.
A. Day by the members of his choir
Friday evening and a very pleasant
hour was spent al his home. Mr.. Day
has been a choir leader for the past
thirty years.
Mrs. Samuel Lester. jr.. viii enter
tain the Lady Maccabees Of Banner
hive, and their friends, at a Kensing-
ton Tuesday at 978 East Fourth
South.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. MCAllister have
announced The marriage of their
daughter Laura TO Mr.. Edmund l..
Chesney, the marriage having taken
place i'm this city on March 8. Mr.
and Mrs. Chesney viii be at home.
10 their friends after March 20 at z
Emery fiat
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Sixty ladies Of the Mexican corps met
at the home Of Mrs. H. II. Cornforth
Wednesday afternoon. They were de-
lighuully entertained by the italian or
chestra. A vote Of thanks was ten
dered to Mrs. Frank E. Wilson of Ba-
ker city, Ore. for giving the reception,
also 70 Mrs. II. Cornforth for donating
her home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

Mr. and Airs. G. *. Smith entertained
at 81 very prettily appointed dinner last
Wednesday evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. James Robinson Of Montreal
Canada. The decorations were smilax
and In France roses and faVOrs of the
flowers were given 20 each guest The
place cards were dainty Water-cOlOr
sketches. The guests present TO meet
ar and Mrs. Robinson were Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. %. Rhoades, Ar, and Mrs. j. r..
Evans Dr, and Mrs. Clarence r..
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. George Orr. MIR.
and Mrs b. A. Hutchinson, Mr.. and
AIRS. John Reed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

Mrs. W. g.. Filler win entertain at a
tea this afternoon. The affair Is 10 be
styled "a charity tea and about nifty
guests have been invited among them
a number of the men. The afternoon
event win be followed by . sunday
night supper. at which about twelve of
the guests VIII remain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

Mr. and AIRS. II. S. Ferry gave a box
party at the Grand Friday evening and
later Mrs. Mcclure entertained me
party at supper az her home. The
guests were Governor and Mrs. Wells.
0ir and Mrs. T.. %. Howard. Mr. and
Airs. W.. Mont Ferry Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter g. Filler. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Walker. Mrs. Mabel Miner Mcclure.
AR Schram. Mr.. Crithchlow and Mr..
Benner x. smith.
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Continued on page IL
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mr. and Mrs James Robinson. who
have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs
g. is Smith. left Friday evening for
their home in Montreal, Canada
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

Miss Aluera Brooks leaves this morn
ing for Logan. accompanied bv her
brother Mr. IT, Brooks. where they viii
spend a feW weeks with friends before
their return 90 their home in Portland.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

LOGAN.
Mr.. George Thatcher started for Cali
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

hlr. and Mrs. B r. Schettler an
nouuce the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Irene 90 Mr.. Francis Reid Allen.
The marriage win take place March u.s..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

airs u. ID. Hobbs. who has been nl
an winter. is improving ana Is able 20
see her friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

Mr and Mrs r.. G. Badger announce
the engagement 0f their daughter. "a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-08

Mrs. Samuel Lester, jr.. viii enter
tain the Lady Maccabees of Banner
hive, and their friends. at a Kensing-
ton Tuesday at 978 East Fourth
South
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
ALCOHOL.
IS king
COUNCIL GRANTED LIQUOR u.
cUNsGs aY WHOLESALE

In one swoeP the city council last
uisht gathered tss.ooo into the cry
treasury by deciding 20 grant -
hquor licenses, incidentally. an pre-
Nious rapidsfire license .krantinn
rsCotds werv hrakru 10 smithcrecna
The police, license and revenue
committee reported faeorahlA On the
batch of hevusess and the rc~brt was
adopted without mutmur. notUith-
standing the fact that the issuance
of enc ~ these Licenses means the
KfsntinE of h new lease of life un the
Peoples thcafer. CenEidinns dive ia
the paved district below Ncelcr way.
Il would seem froiu "a prrgssl %
liz licenses that Columbia street,
scuth Of Second avenue, has heeome
somewhat popular for drinking
places. Tho applications of Clarke
4 Wilson. az S0ts r. Shlaa. at ia
and u Iimmerie. al fia Columbia
street. were granted
The council further evidenced its
koodNill 70 salossns ny taking pity
on Al BARTON. who asked that his
PIKE street lieeuae he extended faf
n couple OF months
A hearty aye Was recorded when
the motion 10 grant him the cx-
tension Was pat 10 a vote.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
TO WIDEN
Pike ST.
CITY COUNCIL ORDERED M.
PaovEmEaT LAST NIGHT

The city council. AZ Is meeting
last night took she initial steps TO-
warts tho widening OF PIKE struet
froru the business portion 81 the city
60 Msirese avenue. A petitian from
a majority of the Interested psop-
crty wnrfs. asking that the street
BE- wtaened. Was granted aud the
necessary ordinance ordering the
wesN passed
= The measure calls for the widen
ing NJ the Ntrret from Fourth avenue
10 Metros 10 = uuGefktuo1 that
the proposition 90 widen the sfFccI
from Fourth "a secnud avenue Viii
be made later. ana the general fund
asked 20 bear n part % the expense.
The ordinance passed last night
provides that the FUN cost % Wtasns
ms the street Including whatever
damages SC may euaah shall t-e borne
by the abUttinS prup@fty owners
A large number Of protests
against the approving 81 the assess
meat rull fer the rekrHdiag - Pike
street from seventh aVsnus 20
Boylsztan avenue. were presented
hast night and referred 20 the streets
COMMITTEES.
4 large nam be- Of other street tfn-
rrovsnacut matters we're passed or
by the council At shs meeting last
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
MISS auagnie WRIGHT

The accompanying picture Of little
Miss Queeniv Wright the talented
singer whose voice ami dainty paf-
snuality on lneal stases have dee
lighted many Seattle audiences. "a iit
be familiar Go many readers af fhs
Star Who have heard her sing Just
You Wait TIL / Oct Little older. "
OF Ny NamaH With The Angels
New. Little Miss Wright Nho h.
now only eight yehrs ola. has al
ready wen laufsls Ia different cit
lee. having made hef first appear
ange IA Detroit az the ssr OF fauf
atakink a great hit in her nHns
n hat Would You Take fuF Ne.
pNpa she l. the daughter Of j. b
WviEht % SIS Denny way, and r a
faNorite ni,drl for ART Photograph
era. Who delight IN pheiexfaphInx
her IN pretty poses She was the
queen 81 lie rvvTut ehittren'a Car.
ntval IN this enY, ana sang and
danced before eaFV. Meiiriae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
INSTANT
DEATH
ELECTRIC SHOCK KILLED JAS.
POWELL, LiNEMAN. AT rem.
TON

James Powell a telegraph lneman
IN the empiuY af the Northern Pa
cific Railway Company vas n
Htantiy Allied AZ Brntnn shortly after
ne O'Clock this afternoon by an glacs
trtc shock
lio was atrlnging telegraph wires
through the town and Ia SOME Hans
ner received the euffutt from hish
voltage transmission line frum the
snouuaimte Fails fnwer Company .
sub station. lie WAS dead when
help came.
Pacific knew nothing Of fuWeil'H an
teeeaeutH Coroner Hove went to
Rantun 30 make an Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
otFo IN Asylum

William West. = Seattle vauae-
vile actor no three weeks ago
Nss seat 90 the aytum Al stella
esssafa, died last aisht 81 that tn-
afttutien, The Seattle police re-
eetNed the news this morning West
Was member of the Hasisa and
that lodge viii have his body
brought 70 Seattle fae burial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
ME- AAW
CRAZY MANS FATAL LEAP
TRYING TO ESCAPE

TACOMA. sept. "A CRAZY man
manned West. at the Western Wash
inHtuu hospital for the insane. at
HtailaenuIn. dled this morning aH r.
result 0f Injuries received ia at
tempting b escape Monday after
noon.
Ip was walking tn the Rfuunda
with other prisoners WHEN Ne made
a sudden dash for liberty and AHa
pursued by the Kuafd tie climbed a
tree after short chase and tfiad to
hide In the branches A guard fol-
lowed and WrHt made a leap % the
branches of nriehbarinE tres. faii-
iuH 90 the ground
No BONES were broken bat hia in
teuat Injuries pfuyed fatal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
IN klnn.hur. aloo Lta,a

We Eiaalf conform them to flt the
head perfectly insert desired eye
let's and eat Yuar initials IN he
feathers " a Hutchinson Gu.
coz. ena ard uutnn. 80.
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clairvoyant
rRoF sHEll.poN.

Ilkt1l|r sill. AalNAANf
PIANIST.
lie has stood the test for Is years
time, and today stands as the only
Psychic Haimist. Ciairvoyant and
AutrploEer who tells YOU the inner
most secrets or your Nfc without ask
Ing Nuu a question. HIS work il en-
tirplY different from other tso-eRlledl
pnlmista and rlairNoYRuts. He adj
Nises On love, MARRIAGE divorce.
speculation. lawsuits changes hus-
bands, wives. sweethcarts and. IN
fact. any thing pertaining 20 human
welfare. lie tolls YOU how to change
your ne % misfortune % one of hap
piupas, and also eiVea YOU power to
secretly attract or influence the one
Won love or admire no matter where
located. So do not despair until you
have consulted him.
ny MAlfsaAek six aucstlona send
date ~ birth, Inclcse ono dollar.
PROF Slfftt NON
Ola No Pas 'fe-fff ffttl ALL
.iils. 'li,sss 4 A 4 \. ", lt.u.rt.,,
REMEMpFR rffr NAME
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Business Chance,

n0fSES 10 fonf On NfhiTty- iIfsti ave ave
nue. east. g. 3 and = ssstssssh ,sssss
after n M.
Quartcr-soctipn ranch In North Dako-
"a TO exchange FOR Seattle property.
kEENEY 4
nlnl EAat EnnnhllrAn.
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Farm
Bargain

Forty acres. Two miles from
Kent. twenty acres cleared T.
room house, large barn, spleen
did orchard. good soil 70 tons
Of hay goes with tie place. and
you can have It for $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10

ffvssu san eFMuEzHEo.
The steamer Queen arrived AZ san
Francisco from Seattle this morning
The steamer Hafnhsidt viii arrive
from skaxWay tonight
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ssAfn nIon fxt so,IIr AND

Fast etrnmers city OF Everett and
Telegraph Sis round trips daily cx-
Ccpt FRIDAY Leave Seattle fil5 y, M.
VS. p. M Leave Everett us a. a. m. S.s5
n. M. NJ m. ESQ =. m, s,ib 4. m. l.10
d. nj. Friday leave Seattle T.ia a. M
II m bi5 p. m Friday leave Everett
gi26 a M. 40 d m. 1.M p. m, colmnn
dock. seattle Everett Land Co. dock
fvoras rAephoncst Sunset James
1871. Independent. 1894
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wilson's Modern BUSINESS College
Entire top fieof Collins building
James and Second. TIE biggest
business training uVhe0l IN Washing
ion 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Millinery Opening Of the New
Firm OF Hanlsy * Kringen

HMnlrr a Kriuesn. SUCCESSORS 70
he Curtis Millinery Company Of lAls
second avenue. come 10 Seattle from
Denver. Esar years thay have con
Quoted 4 large millinery business IN
the Colorado city. They VIII eater
10 an classes Of trade. showing hats
as elegant a. any IN the city. They
wilI hoNseer. make q specially o.
carrying the greatest number ana
most abrasive designs IN hats OF
low price. Hanisy a krsnFen an
nounca their Opening for next FRI
day afternoon and evening. Hsptsin.
her nth.
r..
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lathars lake Notlesl

Al fathers ata particularly II
aucated 60 attend next ueSflnE ~
local 30 la4 Sept 30. iniraftanj
business n
liza e. WETNoRtsI
aaett4arsS
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They are a lof % good feiluWs
All wear \ Gorsieu 81 % Hat Saves
ssru $500. you know. King nros.
SIC FIRST avenue. 80
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Society Notice.

TINnR Max Ss M: i >, sSSr SsS.
with my screens Randall. the earpsn-
ter. elp Msairoui phaaes. Main iizo.
n fosT
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Mrs Ellen Martin today iaatttut.
ed a euit aaHiuw the seattle Eire-
tfie Ga. 90 recover teQ.nNa damages
FOR intuFisa sustained Aus "a ia a
atFret car accident al fremont Tbs
plaintiff claims ia have suffered ue.
wire internal lnfnfIea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
Auction Sale

SALE q ane furniture@E.
c. ntckertpn a Co. will sell on the
rrrmlaea No axl Madison street. on
Thursday, tho 10th. at ld.3 sharp. the
contents % seven well FURNISHED
rooms. consisting "a part as follows
oak bed sets. springs, mattresses.
extension table. dining chairs. golden
oak buffet Welsh folding bed coat
81. chiruuisr. bed lounge. bedding
couch. lace curtains. center tables
china. glass. cooking utensils KAs
range Mouuet and BRUSSELS carpets.
Superior range. heaters. etc r. T..
Htrkefton. auctinnper.
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TO Upton

NEW YORK. sept a farewell
reception and banquet viii BE- trn=
dsred o. air Thomas l.ipton, the Eari
81 ShAftHhafy ara the Royal Ulster
Yacht club committee tomorrow
nlrht President Roosevelt has
been lnyifcd ard may attend,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
WATEn EnnN.r rf.AcEs

- WATER 'FRONT.' Places
lia aGfssa-lz miles fHufn Seattle. nha
SOL u acres Improved large spring
suffieient 20 trf1EAfe whole place.
fFfE
n aefrna-iu sight " seattle. slapinR
down % nice beach guud soil Iasa
q hefeh II Improved. balance easy
clearing nice orchard. 4 acre III
HuhN effisHs spring water. h4Foom
house hafns several Uufhmllfinca
HtpFh fnulH chic krnn. Incubator
household furniture aud bssats every
fhluE Hues. Isn
10 acres HlnpinF back from nice beach /.
> acres Improved ] are fm EffaW-
h@rftcH spring mafeF. E1a
sfrNs-At boat landing l,s,4ufssu Seat
tir and Tacoma good soil all clear
- ana Efuhhad and set iH small
ffuif. sprlag water sen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
The MARKETS

There was little change In the ffuit
and vegetable market tndHy Peaches
are quite Firntiful az ws4sse a crate.
Hnsustor- are selling af g. slsifr
tlacoherriea srp easier a. q sol =
WHOLESALE PRICES
frhsss rFtess are ts snr paysr 10 4tss
sisiss. Prizes. 60 ssaau rarghs.s. ss.s~s.
o. p-F cent hiss.rl
PreNisions
rresh Na4i-eew t~sf. - =. ssrsf bsst
~ .. veal sutuo NJ eaFs, sc ~
t'fseislas=ea tfarna. a. - hF~akfsst ~
esu. iTAs =. svlit~s. fssss. tzsse n.
Vegetables
Green corn. sassou D. boz native q 3
Per aank native hltfhAnka. = lasAl -
sweet pata4pez. &c lhs native sarif
fsases Nstftt - est. EaffntE. 3 aaeA
rata hAnaas flssfft aai cahha3e4 tter II
raulsfiaprF. ftaesc aa4s tagnsf azzs.
60 bot VA Beans. r. rsTufutsfa
t7ai fr DIS rHirfH - iHa faulsftfA
iAr aaa 30 nenea H4leua - est. afeeas
iar ssnEsn haafhas rakfraa m@icf1s
g FsIa. a Haf waz slant E - uah-
; - - - ssr
~$~>-s 49, Ss~-D~ -
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WHoLEsAtE pRIcrs


g. s.ai =. native peach pluma. MzH 80
prlgnaa. EffEa Yakima NrEN ffd
lissaehr ze5tstss tssN lrmanss 8 taaf1 -
bananas & s4ft ~ usF nHuEh aFan9se.
lia~appisa. 4 sslf 10 apa. Efa4ss. tas.
ifzaH eanesfsia. 81 basket tfseaA 9 =
crate. Fuse PsFsL i5ffssc whlte. - ~ 4.
black berries J. seal -
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Consult FLORENCE Marvin. ~ wears
aenttlria prophecies. Publicly pr
dictcd seattie's s2oooooo nre, Alahka
strikes. etc. 1909 First
For furnished Rooms
GIfESf5 PACIFIC 1fofEf. iffb First ave.
nue. House newly fiiFnishcdi all rnodern,
pficen moderate.
HILLS nousE-bo7 Firth avenue--Nessiy
Furnished. ell modern convenienceei
o hcasekeepix rooms.
NICE front room for 2. 1919 Fourth avenue.
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oTIiER 20 nrYa

- Hrfra 20 Neer Seattle ard Tacoma
Hitlwa from tntaFurfan. rich second
tsltfasm lard 10 acres partly ifnnHaF-
ed small house.. t5riaa tlesa. easy
terms
seres & rnils kfarn iuisrurhan. All In
rruFst aad fenced orr hard - is
trees s-fpufh house. outbuildlngns
fidsn
- aefrH-i5 Improved. rich garden
taua. near usa Huiues fif1a
a1res-At HaNennn nark giSea
~ arfaH@ Near Kent. srn
10 acFss= Near Bethell rich loan soft.
aeFNa improved ftN
70 actsr Nsaf Bellevue. me strawher-
- hand tEs
acres= Near Cd nsnfon car iias. $40
- acres Near South Park Isa
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STOCK RANCHES !, AND DAIRY

II acres River bottom highly Inn
proved good buildings - mites from
heHttiet railroad station au place. 81
head q stock farming implements
lpi sores Nearly all rich bottom land I.
~ improved balance aidsFs tarae
barn eilh y tons has good house
orchard ih lia@flHE large creek. ia
sa HhfeH All Fich Hnttnm land very
sasllY Cleared nne locatian. close 70
small town 5sFa
iW acres Rich bottom land n i'm
proved balance timber orchard IL
tearihg. Broom house. good barn
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Fastest boat on Puget sound, leaves
toot OF Madison street daily at 10
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Spring chickens. t-4~ftA ae&
Eggs. fresh ranch. -. i've hans
t15sc IL live facka- u la drrEsHd trei
- aaaa Tt4gfsr 70. eEE4tf. basf esss 81 f,-ss-
a. ~ sta.rs - fsos. ~ ~ ceiess % let
.aal m. aass % faot- fr " hlfns save
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We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you In adj
vance exactly what your work
will cost, free Of charge.
AL work guaranteed Tor rs
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours a. m. TO 8 p. m.
Sundays q. m. 70 IA m.
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ten. harley. 81 % ton wheat -
tor hlrau. Al - tea. anaria= XIV toh
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nAtsfEn nEaeH
THk PLACE TO LIVE
issssiifsi ia.osiior % .Aers q La. wsss.
tnsiGai sheft rtds On f-C~nf tisetrte rars
ttpen Pirsi ant washiastaa. iarzr lass
t0niia sta alley, a.. s~istnr fast ~ tTs
Sc sni tica At 8. ara SO fawa ana A.
meath. - already sid sFerrfss.sv ifk~.
ealHssr ts.ash; Va the test al sbesp.
81 FfStsrtY % Eafkst - hfszas ; M IN
v.ssfnsnf. sehoais churches stores. Fir.
Gafden saii risafTd and EFadsi avenues
stAs~eiks sranf views. tnAtfna bsthin~
fsssis. 80 90 -, sssRsfa,. alsntg sood
tuiii So Mr. Wssd agent office a
pAirIsr nsseh. - g X ssarteyant. ssn.
iio so-saa sises
We e.a isa.ss $50 q. the se.s hors--ss.s
farms Tee sale. Gail On n. " Casey, sos
fsoinc hsprk- Seattle.
CHEAP iets ~ SIS ~, 81 Hffiunsa eitT
auif II ntiaNtes Tisse On ED Hsntan ear
iins On washiusfcn street. terms -
dovn. o. rueuthty; come today inrEw.
unfrf efffas go kTysaBfs.
ron fsruss ana acreage In western w.sh.
inE'an esii en- Histt~nsrVn a Arasl -
A NEW 7-room house and good lot
cheap at Ballard Inquire - Union
CLOSING or SALE,
t1zs Here n your chance . act acres
~ nna land only ons=hsif mile from
electric ear hy pavinE 50 down and
small monthly payments thereafter ,
come IN and let US show you this
property. -
ADAMS a NICHOLS
First avenue and Cherry street
sil Washington Building
PARTY going to California lnstructx
me 10 sell fine corner near woodland
park. make oeer. J. d. Taylor. -
Arcade