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The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
Detectives Recover Lady's Watch.

Police Detectives Bodeker and Hamilton yesterday recovered a lady's gold watch with a long gold chain and a fieur de lis pin which they believe to have been stolen. They are holding 1t at the office of Chiew Wier to SC if they cannot find the owner. They are anxious for any one who had had a watch. chain and pin stolen to come and see if they can identify this one.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
Fined for Beating Wife.

J. M Strickland, a white man, was yesterday fined s25 by Judge Feagin. on a charge of beating his wife The judge ordered that he be held by the warden after he had served his term on the city streets, and brought back into court so that he could be placed under peace bond
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
The Smart Set.

''The Smart Set" is the attraction at the Jefferson for tomorrow night. This is said to be colored musical organi- zation of high order of talent The management claim a first-class produc- ton, with full complement of scenery and costumes. The balcony will be re- served for colored patrons
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
EAR CORN!

Just received car of Ten nessee ear corn, car No. 3 white oats, choice hay, all kinds of feed stuff. Both phones 2Ol. H. Chairsell, 22l0 Morris avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
Carried Concealed weapons.

Because Henry Jackson carried a con- cealed pistol he was yesterday fined ss0 and sentenced to work 1S0 days on the city streets by Judge Feagin. The negro was unable to pay the fine and will have to work one year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
PERSONAL.

John A. Bennie of the firm of Marshall &. Bruce Co.,, of Nashville. Tenn, re- turned home last night, after a visit to his mother, Mrs. William Brophy.
 w. H. Hassinger left last night for New Orleans.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
AT THE BlJOU

} All the week with matinees Tues < . day. Thursday and Saturday, but no < } Saturday evening performance, -
 } "Only Shop Girl" Melodrama at < } popular prices. <
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
Today's s Special Trade Winner
 No. I

In order to make room for our new stock of Hurd's and Hurlbuts fine sta tionery (the largest and most complete line in the city), we are closing out former stock.
 We offer as big bargains boxes Slightly soiled) ONE THIRD REGULAR VALUE. soc boxes, ? pounds paper and envelopes, 00n only UUI See our Stationery Bar gain Counter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-11-10
LADIES! $500 REWARDS. oS.t;.s4s s sass

suppression. any cause In pathology, my monthly regulator fails to relieve; safe; harmless mail; how long suppressed. Dr. JOHNSON lfED. DIS. 95 Dearborn. Chi- cago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

contains the beautiful city Of Monte
Carlo. with lts famous gambling ca
sine. The company running this
casino pays the prince $4,000 a
year Tor it, franchise. and this prac-
tioaily runs the country. with It's
three little cities.
The prince IL very wealthy. In
fact. he was wealthy before he got
q, 0o0. 900 from his last wife. She
was Miss Alice Heiue before she
married the Duke OF Hicheiisu. whose
widow shs was when she became the
wife OF Albert. She was woman
with n purpose and that purpose
was 10 reform Monaco and wipe out
Monte Carlo.
But Albert who IL now 81. had
had some experience with wives.
Ills first wife was an English wo-
man. Lady Mary Hamilton. She left
her yoyei hnshand aud a divorce
resulted. So when Albert decided to
marry again h fixed things on a
better basic. The father of the
princasa- to-be wes New Orleans
millionaire ana before his daughter
could marry the prince Of her choice
the millionaire father was forced 20
put 40 a bead for her good behavior
Ter dowry amounted to te.o99.e00.
and an Agreement was signed by
which this sntlre amount wa 70 go
10 Albert IN osks the second princess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

bruised heart Mrs Palmer wRs To-
Gated NJ a hotel aud 10 The same
house came the proud infanta Don
Carlos. prctendcr O. the throne Of
spain. came also. A. soon AZ Hus
iaiio discovered that her ancient
enemy was In the hotel she sent
for the proprietor
Throw that vulgar American
out" she demanded.
hut the proprietor WAS wise lie
knew that the fair American had
more money la a minute than half
the royalties OF Europe had Ia a
month, and that was enough for
him. he informed the princess that
she was the one who must move for
Mrs pslmer did not like her com
pany, Aud move she did. Hut that
was not the worst % II. Don Carlos
remained. and for many days after
the furious Infanta from another
hotel had the pleasure ofheeins him
aHHidouHly paying court 20 the
beautiful American II had been q
long walt. hut Mfrs, palmet'u day had
come.
Mrs ralmer's husband died year
aEo IN Chicago. leaving an enormous
fortune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
MRS. POTTER PALMER
TO WE'D A PRINCE
EUROPEAN WISE osEss ENGAGE THE PRINCE OF
sosAeo-Bors ARE PICTURESQUE FIGURES

....s. .i.-4.ss--.a =.
eatH NWAfHt NafzahHHf - saHHss : ?
says the telegraph = - marry Al
heft 4 Fsinee - Menace
Neither Albert uaf 9rs Potter
VII admit a. bat tiie Niss auas are
sufe that L u auia > matter - :
few GAS until the ness wlil eous
frwm afftcial sources.
Therefore, - Chicago happy. gaE
the mother u tta sell sIsVed Alder.
usan tfnmofr VII - = princess
There IL one in the family already.
fpF thr t'Fiae~aN kHutHHa1umw. fer
m~rty Julia fAnt fFrAnt, = Msa Pal.
nsr's uieees Mrs. Palmer should
also D. happy for she wta - II
equal rAnk attn her longtime
rn~inN. the iufauta Eulalss. snd A.
bert should be happy. for h. Wili
have a large bunch q money the
Niiy Potter made aft - his hotel IN
chicsKa - eeutinaa his deep ga -.
searches.
The Prince % Menace u one 81
the m9St picturesque figures n Eu-
rope. It's kInxsiufu il aiuistsl a
farce II contains but eight saaar.
miles and tseaa people. baf II alsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
RAIDED AN
OPIUM DEN
HOP JOINT KEEPER AND TWO
VICTIMS SENTENCED

J. =. Warren and J aayior, two
young men barely above their me-
iofttY sat ia the dock At the police
court this morning charged with
smoking euluHL Warren was sal.
isW aad HE sunken eyes had a slaa-
- stare The other boy evidently
less ensiavst BY ths drug shi Ia tbs
court room smlling Though mere
boys beth are old offenders and the
opium habit has woven tie net about
them 20 strongly that they can not
heeak ~
nstseen she tSa young men sat
The Why old ehinaman in whoNs
opium den the boys were caught
After selling them the dfuk be had
rented them an opium outfit and "A
rnam IN which 10 smoke.
fatfalman IL Count learned yes
isf LAY that the young men were %
the den On FOURTH avenue south
lie found ths dnaF % their ftufn
fastened Win = paddock on the cut
side Not = sound could be heard
num the inside ard at fret he wns
ineilHsd 10 h.ileks that no one nss
IN. However he knew the cunning
II the ghIuAmah Sha conducted the
place - decided e. investigates. lie
nut bic thauldsf against the dnar
and fuf0ed ft-a4an.
en- benches Al the sides OF the
smoke fiiied apartment h. saw the
I've b0Ys, somplstsiy under the in.
:. - ,s>.' 3. >s-.A. - ....,.s'a Z. -
sant 10 the rtfY iat The chinRman
eas MT In the roufn and at the time
be eeala not hs faanf
Later in the day. however. he Mas
sesn aulns - the room ana Patrol
uan ta Count arrested him.
s=Ihs chinhman sut out of jail bat
= fen iaYn age said the officer
this snufhins after serving a sen
.tsnce fof conducting an opium joint
and DE Il trying his best not 10 be
|eauaHf again Yesterday hs thought
,lhaf he had things bottled. but HE
plans nisearFtet when he got the
twu smokers IL the room ard had
sarpiied tfsetn with the outfit tof
suaatsns be sent sway lie tost
tha ssseAufian. however. TO lock the
ssaf wtth = paddock OF Tire outside
80 that should an officer 80 up tn
"a the house he would baiisve that
there Nae no ons In the faoms
The Chinausan gave his name 20
the police a. Chin Quung He will
nov serve another iRy sentence
N the chain gang sayioF has a sus-
Isutsd sentence OF 90 days. which
he NiH serve and Warren also was
given % dsys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

1871. As her husband prosperrd
financially. 80 did she socially. n
was not long before she was prom
ineut IN Chicago. Then came tho
worlds fair and she became inter-
nationally prominent 40 the presi-
dent 81 the board ~ lady managers.
II was during the fair that her
feud with the fnfanta Eulsiie began,
That naughty donna Was the guest
Of the fair management and was
housed nj the Palmer hous. one
evening there was n reception and
the princess was introduced 60 Mrs.
Palmer. She wac graciousnsss IT.
aelf until she learned that Mrs.
Palmer was the wife ~ her hotel
keeper. Then the IRE few and the
descendant Of Ferdinand and IHa-
bella left the house in hlgh dud-
aeon. Should she, the upholder of
all the royal glory ~ proud CASTLE,
meet on terms OF aOcihl gquaiity
with the wife 81 a mere innkeepsri
Not in a thousand years.
For many moons the indiRnity
and the insult burned In the heart
~ Mrs. Potter Palmer, But every
thing comaH 20 he who waits ana
this IL just as true when the walter
ls woman. a year ago Mrs. Put
ulsr'a chance came. n was ~ Luz
carne. that loveliest ~ towns. thai
sweet revenge soothed her stu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Of freight rates. The injunction
which will be- asked BY Attorney
General KNOX will forbid all those
practices. under the imminent pen
atty at contempt.
What Will happen then remains 10
be seem
The facts as brought out at the
recent investigation BY the COM
mission. show that the Independent
mine owners must have had very
Eond thina last winter II seems that
the railroads. and the mining COM
painted owned by them. had an
agreement with the few independent
mine owners. BY which they should
have all the output 81 the indepcnd-
eat mines. and should pay fur the
same at the rate of g. pet cent, OF
the Underwater price That's the
way the contracts read when the
strike began they were buying from
the independents at about o. per
ton. A. the trouble continued. and
the Indignation Of the public became
more acute. the railroads owning
oaai. continued e. soil u az the reg
ulaF market price. They we're moved
10 take this course hy their native
heueeaieugs, aud the prospects Of
general FiotinE II they aid otherwise
Meantime. the scarcity % coal be
came piughing and the market price
AZ points Of delivery went up o. ga
and higher. Thvn came trouble be
tween the independent mine ownerb
and the railroads which had con
tfAeted for their output The rail-
roads cantendrd that the price VI
Underwater was g., That IL What
they we're eharEing and they claimed
% fix the price, Hut the indspoud.
ehta replied that the price they ~N.
pectei for their eoai Was thu actual
market price az tldewaier. a. deter.
mined hy demand and supply. The
discrepancy was enormous. The
railroads we're confronted with the
apparent Necessity ~ selling roal
Cor s. a ton Tor theyraboutsl and
huyina Il from the independent mlns
owners for mere than double that
price. - they held council 81 war
and affected a compromises This
Nsa 70 the effect that they would
buy the ouai fran the inAsnenhantA
AZ the mines for Is Per cent % the
8 prize, earFytaS ths coal 90 tide
water, and thsa sell Il hack 10 the
Independents for the REGULAR trust
price. 81 = lou. This 10 what they
fid. The independents taking the
csal asain and EuitinH n on the
market fnr what they could get.
shsea wsz al sse say fre-s 80 20
80 ton. - they had th,'if original
profit st the mines. and alt The rect
aas velvet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
MAY SOLVE
MYSTERY
FRED HART. kHscoNoER, at.
LigVEo TO HAVE DIED IN
BAKER CITY, ORE.

Tht mystery of the disappearance
Fof Pred Hart. the abseondins agent
Of the New York Life Insurance
company. at Valdez. IL believed to
haveabesn solved by the death Of
Frank Hart. an insurance agent. at
Lake. city. or. last Saturday. The
local nfnesrs of the company believe
the man who died wis the ahHcondsr
under an assumed Christian name.
Investigation Into Fred Harris an
tseedenta reveals the fact that be
Ma afflicted with "a thirst for cham.
pasHe which frequently drove him
a. dishonesty. although he was a
bret snlass Insurance man and could
have made a good income by fol-
lowing legitimate methods.
The man who died In baker city
vas broke and physical wreck
from the effects OF dissipation.
These facts tend 70 confirm the
theory Of the local officers Of the
Insurance company. They believe
that Hart went 10 Haker city with
the Intention OF making another
stsse. and there fell III and died
Hart was short In his accounts
ias0o. which he vas TO turn over 20
the company here. lie NaA never
seen after he left the boat Ia Seat
tie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

< .N.s.sss~ s.s.-.... .'>.
tuF example - tne nFst
fhtH ssFevIuHnf Was lucky Zoe Al.
bert. far the nrw princess had q
vii - hsF ewu 9he became later.
vHtHd IN ne Lara. tho composer ol
AeaaaiiBs ard his apera was pro.
aurva under her patronage T-her
followed a row between IL Lars and
the princess stspsan. Prince i,oula
y aieh ended Ia the composer beius
thrown neck and heels out % the
palaer. The princess Loot her tenn
Ter and aW ore NhH would never
speak - ALERT again unless her
composer vas At once recalled Al.
bert refused 90 mik IN the matter
and the princess toak herself q
lsaytnK the - o. 60 o. h.F husband
This amount he divided bsfN cen his
scientific studies and hla son. and
that was the end ~ the second mar
RAG
n the prince - Monaco 10 a Eic.
tursaq1e fiKufs. Mrs Potter Palmer
e No ieus our. The records fau %
state where she was born but shs
married Potter Palmer. then a "a.
Ensas hotel proprietor IN Chicago. IN
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q q u q n q r un q q q = q
DUST:

n made Mafk Hanna 30 tired e
suhmit % Houssyeit's Enforcement
for the presidency that he viii spsna
two months iH Europe resting up
nrrnrrton has ~ last fausd
way g. krrp in The public sys.
Truth en- shed 20 earth viii rias
again ~hsn it's too late.
Jim Hnl says The United States
should develop mvfirriEn markets
one word fur unels Sam. ie Tor jim
Hin.
Kichins crookr out % the pct.
once department. b. ErttinE @ be a
perpetual motion AFFAIR.
Steamer bulgaria arrived At Ses
Nork from Hamburs with : 80 i'm.
migrants On isoard
Large mans meeting in New Tafk
protested against the JaHish uAass
acre al Kishinsf.
y ..igs a-.sy s. /. ~. :. ;. /.
ra-r# us--rss=- .AE- = -
tins HSinE them with a ntarN. - Il
were.
United States EhiphuiidiuE Gem
pany h g. he entirely frarHauined.
Kew capital Will b t.1 90 90
Andy" Carnegie has given away
3D. its za1 and the camel T. ssill
wrestling with this .ye-of the nredis
problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
MR EJzREr M
I'M CLEVER MUKE
Me willingness to Testify Before Interstate Com
MERGE Commission Saves HIm From Occupying
aprlson Cell

WARRINGTON. u. {. MAY y
tspeeiail--An injunction is the
remedy which Attorney General
Knox viii administer % me anthrs-
cite cVa trust a. uaaB hu the pres
vnt inquiry ia finished by the inter
state commerce commission. The
latter body has no authority 20 al
minister the punitive sections Of the
law. The commission viii turn over
the RESULTS Of tt work 60 the de-
paftment Of Justice. aud On the
showinE being made that the law
has been violated. and Il still helms
violated, the attorney SEVERAL will
move.
Il IL certain nov that there viii
De no criminal prosecutions 81
George haeF and the either arch CON
spifatora The reason IL simple, hut
quite sufficient. The attorney gen
vfal has concluded that fasr aud the
rest have secured Immunity Is aps
peafins aud testiffiuk before the
Interstate eoiumeHeN commission
Under the Law as n stands an the
books, 10 witness can he tried OF
convicted Tot violation af any ~ the
criminal sections If the act. 90 the
basis OF testimony siten at a. tn
qyuiry ~ the interstate commerce
commission naer and hts fellow
raiircad presidents have very wilt
iugly appeared bsfore the eommia
sion and given evidence % matters
which. had he not dome 50. would
undoubtedly have been sufficient io
warrant tho department uf justice
hegmuinF eflFmsnsi action fuF viola
ilon % the sherman anti trust law
Doubtless the eoal trust mHEuafsa
acted on excellent legal advice. aud
doubtless they wefu very happy ta
have thu opportunity % appaar be-
fore the commission
Hut up % the present time.
figrpWut Morgan whe II supposed
20 have sonnet hing o. 81 With enAi
and railroads. has not been cailed
lie = out IN the vet
What wiil happen q the coal trust
nsy be Inferred from the Northern
Securities Company vase. AID the
ease against The beef trust blanket
intuuetiana were pat on thaan cor
germs. prohibiting the continued
maintenance uf combinations IL re-
strains 81 trade. and III violation 81
the sherman and interstate corn
inerce laws. The anthracite carry Ing
rnads have heen artinE under agree
mrutx whica have eliminated ali
competition and brought about a
complete naanat-alg - ne Supply -
hard coal Presumably there have
been vtaiat ona q the las against
secret rebates and TIE publication
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Going TO Quit Business
The Hob !. Winding Up tie Affair."

TIE famous cid clothing establish
nasuf located on Pioneer square hai
announced its intention % rvsifins
from the retail clothing business 81
together. Everything In the siors
hal been marked down for quici
selling and thu firm expects 20 Gloss
ur the store IN few weeks SatuT
ally. the astonishing pgicaa made
have brought an enormous voiums
Of business. and the stocks are 60.
Ing Al . lively rate .s'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Ito Ia the fattcst mayer IN the
world. Ilc weighs tni pounds and
more than Nils the executive chair
" owatonnR. Minn. He has lust
taken hiN once. 10 which he VAS
elected by a majority which fiHursd
up very rioee % his weight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

T1lk fii6fodHAFH GALLERY = I'll
f1fst aNsnaa has changed hands. snd e
~ thla ssss uasIH4 flHa tyil esbinaf
phufus Ct 81 70 fazsa. eiss daiHE
capYinf ard sHiufsiHg Al auHsat prices.
1Isn aaHaz1s = u useu.ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

Cot Albert brewer. Trim. q. mil
llsnairc. and under Indictment fer
rnansiauKhisf. died suidsniY Of heart
disease.
Commissioner % fmnsEraaoa =.
Y. Sargent VII arrive IN nsattis
from Frisco next week.
Meat women think that a fast man
10 not too good % be true.
The national snsampEusnt 81 the
Spanish var veterans Will be held
~ New Haven. Coma next Etptem-
Der.
james BRADY. noted bank burglar
OF ~ years ago. was run over ana
Killed b. a New York Central train
's-zr Srw Hacss'is. Was = Year.
old.
"rin,s fer the summer Girl"
Get a club and so for the weather
man. and N fou cant handle him
with q club use pour hatpin-
Looks IKE . raw day for the
golfers. II n rains anY mere the
meet viii be turned into a water
polo tournament
The man VIVA wrote the Shame
lsasnsns Of Minneapolis should have
n lock this way and write The
Damnation of Tirsmefton."
Supreme Court decided that a
passenger sn street ear fnast re-
main IN his seat till the car atops
That puts the strap hangers on the
Green Lake run In contempt every
day.
Alaskan seals are said % be grow
ing fewer In number every year
The star Dust man viii stand
for Just one more effuslun Hike this
from the King County Laureate
and then the Laureate viii join the
company 81 the ftcntnn hard" who
tried 20 work vs. with some Of Low
ellis poems What do you think u
this. anyway
At twelve ! thought that l would
surely be
A hoary patriarch. at twenty three
And then-well. then ! thought thu
heavy age
OF thirty-nve would make a man
a sage.
And now. at twenty-five. I've set
the day,
Away on IN the forsies. any way.
And maybe. then I'll say. I'm ~
my prime
I'm really growing younger. all IA
time"
when sixty years have streaked my
head with gray
when eighty years have fieked my
teeth away
when wen. think the day before
die
TIN younger than ever was" IN
cry.
Raleigh Chinn Company OF Seattle
has purchased n mill site az What
com for 10000.
state w. G. r. y, convention win
~ kete 70 Whetcetu ueNt gautafuhet
Governor Mcbride addressed state
o. a. n. encampment at Spokane
Abont 900 delegates are In attend.
anCe.
y
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The
Exodus
of the
Flat
Dweners

Al acre - . sheet anchor IN hard
szss-s vary oonanaa IN xOsrd ONES
fr1 ear i've off u any time for
l<azs Mature IA NOR. than boantt-
~
Riverside Is but twenty eight min-
lrss ride or she in,sFurbau rail-
md. is-csnt fare. with IRE. trans
fsrs b any part q the city.
Room 10 breathe and live At Rfs-
sstss Ask for Mr.. Lincoln on the
rpuhd. Or call At our 0ffice fsf fug-
esf informati1n
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1T
MATTERS
NOT

,,h money passes Ia your
80 rarOhase The mstrnulent YEN !
go ,eat eftcfe more sn'i.ie ,. ,e
ISL .s. s.l home than henart n
49, ~ Y perfee, IN tone No,e ,' sn,l
49, eaF prices ana easy terms
CESS within the reach % every
49, A ne bcs, IN music -.
e!s ss. ~ purchaser viii ma oa
lA.ss~ srs ths iarkvst aud best as
~ s,,.rk % pianos ava organs In
Ff's,x including "a number ~ 90
" e.naie scod values Ia second
80 rlanos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28

ATfTI0N aAIlK = Haas.lI1Is farr7fara-
'..s'>s<s Nssss. ~ = os..s's, 80 .,.sss =.
ts=s. ~ ~ NIrs6 sss.ss sas.tk -
friday fhe Esk ct - - shaft i.at
sFts slFtuEe fuattfeEsss ssasuslan fst1s
fininE akaifs. fseasfa. faiainE hs1
ensag hes Haf4ast afk Haaafaa FaHfaiHs.
Stoves sfesi fanHs. sHaa kaHH. slaee. etc.
D O iliaasllan = @. aaeilaHasra.
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NO STUDENTS

,.. go nave been established for
I'm The largest Dental Par
A. seattis. and best squlpped
t,.,s,s On ne Pacific coast.
.s6y ..eptlon room for ladies'.
n ,usndant always present
49, written guarantees with
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STOCK AND DAIRY RAScH-Oue
81 the best buys IN Western Wash
iuEtan. loo acres. 80 acres under
tbs pillow COO acres pasture. bal.
nnca timber. plenty nf running
water e-feem house. barn saxle8
several outbgiidinRr. orchard. all
kinds % small fruit. miles from
creamery. g. 30
ROBERT MALTBY. 40 \. Y. Xix.
TWENTY ACRES rich garden land.
with nice creek. 9 acres In euitiva.
ton. 10 acres Hiashad and burnt.
balance alder. midway between
Seattle and Tneuma. adjolnlnk
small town. 81 100.
ROBERT MALTnY. go y Y Blk.
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND IA
COMA - acres. Is improved. all
good land. located at steamboat
landing. nice beach ard clam bed
IN front q place. bearing orchard:
small fruits. plenty Of spring
water. Groom house. several out
buildings. rgN boat and all kinds
Of tools. horse. wagon. harness.
cows. hsifers, chickens. bargain for
tome one.
RoBERT MALTBY. 40 y. Y. Blk.
A bAR8AIN-5o acres. all good land.
10 acres IN cultivation. is acres
pasture. T-room house. barn. sew
efai outhuiidinEs orchard. all
kinds small fruit nice location. adj
joining small town. handy to Sc
attic. s1fn0.
ROBERT MALTnY. ue y. Y. mk.
- TAI IN THIS WEEK. sssa viii
buy % acres Of good level land, :
acres cleared. IL acres very easily
cleared. slalance timber, adjoining
nice improved place
ROBERT MALfBY. lio \. Y. Blk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-28
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cry heating stoves steel range
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