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The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-15
AWFUL HEAT.
Thirty Six Deaths Recorded in
New York.
EIGHTY-THREE PRosTRATIONs.
A Storm in the Evening Gave Some
Relierto SweItering Humani-
ty. A Crazed Negro, Caused
by Heat.

Thity-six death and SO prostHations
in and around New York and Brook
lyn tell the story ofFritiays iieat. 1t
was the hottest July 1othin'thehistory
of the local weather bHteaG, the high
est previous record being 81 degrees,
recorded July TO-, 1880, .,u -.
The early threat OF, a Temperature
that would break all records, however,
was not fulfilled. Thursdays record
of "a degrees at O'Clock, the high
weather mark Of the year, was reached
Friday at 20 minutes past I, f,without
signs OF relief. But by O'Clock the
temperature had fallen two degrees,
where it notwithstanding the next
two hours. AT o'clock Friday night
the temperature had fallen to. .S3 de-
grees, degrees lower than. at the
same hour Thursday.
During the two or three hours about
noon, when the heat was the most in
tense, the wind averaged about nine
miles an hour. About o'clock the
watchers at the weather bureau dis
covered that thunderstorm was in
progress in the southwest.
Meanwhile the wind shifted and in
creased i'm velocity to 32 miles an
hour at 6 O'clock. The storm, which
scarcely touched the city, had given
the desired relief. Between 5 and
o'clock, the temperature felb:several
degrees. The city had been swell, r:
ing SO long in the hot wave, however,
that it was hours before the benefits
began to reach the tenemenbs. la
the streets, where the cooling process
was more immediate, men, women and
children crowded in the doorways and
walks to recover from the wearing
effects of the day. AS on the night
before many slepto IN the park benches;
and, where the police would permit II,
on the grass. -.
Waniel Lewis, a heat-crazed negro.
attacked with a club two girls. who
were carrying large piece Of ice, "A,
mob quickly gathered and shouted,
lynch him." Lewis was rescued by.
detectives and sent to a hospital:
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-15
arms and legs cut and probably in

arms and legs cut and probably in
jured internally.
j. S. Sterett, colored, Pullman por-
ter, of New York, hands, and face
cut.
j. w. Payne OF Alexandria, bag
gage master, internal injuries.
Tie work Of reScuing the injured
began Immediately. DIR. VIM. A.
Lambeth Of the University of Virginia
was on the train and at once organized
measures Of relief. The trainmen un-
der the doctors direction cut
through the panels of the baggage car
and express car and took out 20 OF the
dead. Probably score OF injured
were removed.
w. a. Ward, the Union News agent
Of the train, whose home is in
Washington, was in the fatal collision
bu escaped. The shock of the col
llsIUn threw him through the window
breaking his left arm. The special
train which went from here to the
scene of the wreck returned To the city
about 8 o'clock bringing some of the
dead and most of the wounded. Thir-
teen OF the injured were taken TO the
University hospital where their
wounds were dressed. Most of the
immigrants were Au3trianS and were
bound for points as far distant as
California.
III. a. Sharpe of Knoxville, Tenn
narrowly escaped death. lie and Mrs
Sharpe were returning from their
bridal trip, having spent their honey.
moon in Washington. Mr.. Sharpe
was in the smoker engaged i'm conver.
SatiOn with &. %. Owen when tn,
collision occurred. Owen was KILLED
instantly, his body falling on Sharpe
w. Is. Brucbcck OF this city. con.
ductur Of the local freight, is reported
in critical condition. After wit
have become suddenly insane anC
when found was five miles from the
wreck.
MAN At FAULT NOW INSANE.
The tracks are now clear and trains
are running on schedule time. The
cause of the disaster has been official
ly reported as inattcntion to orders
the freight conductor, w. B. Brubeck
reading his orders to mean that the
passenger was one hour and twenty
minutes late when it should have beer
20 minutes. lie allowed the Switcl
TO remain open. Brubeck is insane
| from mental anguish.
About ten small children escaped in
jury, who, being foreigners, cannot
tell anything about their parents
who were killed in the wreck Th,
little ones are being care for by TIL,
people of the city.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-15
Killed. 10y II Negro.

Arthur Shaddcn, prominent
young planter living about four miles
south of OSceola, Ark. was shot and
killed by Il negro tenant ON his farm
at an early hour this morning. There
was trouble between them in regard
to an account which Shadden was try
ing TO collect from the negro. The
negro made his escape, but the sheriff
and posse are in pursuit. A lynching
is probable If the negro is caught.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-15
4 COLD MURDER.

Blakcly says he stood at the gate
and look through the hall which runs
nearly through the house and that he
could ear Mrs. Wham and Ramage
talking, but could not distinguish
what they said. lie saw Wham up
stairs pick up something and then
saw him come down stairs with a gun
IN his right hand. AS he left the
staircase he passed out Of Blakely' S
sight and the shot was fired almost
instantly. Ramage called to Blakcly
and Blakely heard him fall, and says
he knew his friend was dead but did
not go to him. With the shot gun In
his hand he went to the corner OF the
fence where he could see Ramage
| lying back of the house.
The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, 1903-07-15
SPLENDID ACTING.

When Mrs. Wham ran out to the
front piazza screaming Blakcly asked
if it were safe for him to 20 to Ram
ages body and she replied it was not
safe. Here was enacted as wonderful
bit of acting as ever woman did
on or of the stage. The wife 10 whom
Wham had been untrue, either in in
tent or act, for nearly three hours
played an artistic role in order to give
him time to escape. She knew that il
Wham was Ia ken by the friends of the
other woman his life would be the for
felt, and 50 not only TO Blakely, bu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
SEATTLE Is UP TO
DATE
). y. crsa~sii Iussessess the --latest
Wrinkts In Barbar Circles

Mse hnnieAl massage. 90 the w..
bfa,ory treatment Tor diseases u the
rralp. removing wrinkles black
hsada pImplss flesh worms and tho
eurs % nsuFalxia. headae hes. rhxum-
atinrn and ether ills. IL the newest
thing tn barber circles 20 be intro
sIac~a In Seattle. ! y. CraEWsls.
proprietor % Hotel Seattle barber
shop. received a day OF two aRo =
mysterious looking eantrivanes call
ed ths Electric Vibrator. whish IL
expected 10 cure AL the fils that
mankind IL heir 10.
Seriously speaking. tha Electric
) ihFatoF really works wonders IN fae
treatment OF the above mentioned
ailmeuRa particularly In cases N
dAndrun and other scalp diseases
that rrodure badness. The aprar-
atua IL worked by electricity and
the vthratory ntoveFusut IL iutpart-
81 Ia the soft rubber attachments by
the alternating cufrent The gurM-
tive powers Of the vibrator II the
treatment % facial troubles are
phenomenal Tbs treatment is ct
tremriy mild and pleasant Exper-
fenced fnsseaura. under tbs personal
direction 81 Mr. cfaswsil are Civ
Ink daily demonstrations. The bald
headed fraternity IL taking a great
interest In the new invention. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
WAS THERE
BRIBERY
Charges Mad. By lawyer In psIlos
Court Net Proven

". EzumlaA. the japanese loipins
house A@ersF who - UiiHfxra With
efiminNtlF aaaaultiuE TopA. his Is
Year old ward VAS yesterday bound
over 10 he sulafioF SQUIRT gndsF ssoe
bonds
Sensational charges % bribery
were made during the hearing By
Attorney Walter a. k~Sua. repre-.
senSiHs the defendant. but fell FAT
when thcfouahly Investigated IN the
eogrtfeanL The tHaescFipt Of the
testimony taken At that invs#ttgn.
tien will he leaked over by ths pfoa-
eentiua stturner. bat as nathins o.
: criminal naturs Vas proven. Il "a
psobabls that the matter uili b
dropped
ths charges reflected upoa r. ID
f-sEr. q politician and Attorney WIN
s'hipn<tn. = tsnesflc4u pollesnzn and
o~ergs ittnaFoft. a private dstsstfvs
Mr. kssua asserted that s4Ta hss
hsen raised ~ the japanese frtendr
81 flzuniaa and paid over 10 Page "a
ssrurs Esurns&@s release thrVlsfi
f-ngs'n Influence pfth ths AssAogf
tlsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
SALOON NAN SUED
=, ass.>.. $3.50
Or SOICIDE S WIDOW

afrw. Cnrtunsah Stanley, widow Of
Jrrisitah Stanley who cumlttsa sui
eide. March ~ ~ sattins hls thfszt
has flied salt against the osaors
Of Golfers saiQon. And ~. u Yaans
the osnsf ~ tha haiidinR. tta1 FIRST
avenue. Ia which thu saloon l. iacat
81. Tor - eee claiming that thss ara
sfdifectiT feNponathla for her has.
Aaas tszth.
The alsiafsfs ssaiHss that hef bus
band eat hls threat shortly after ~
had been Drinking heavily at coi.
siaF's rsses- &rz. stshisy afisHus
that In Ms life time her Husband
Nas nost dsxots1 10 hsf. aa4 shs
says that shs greatly misss. hla love.
rornganlanahip and support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

Wales. he unads frsqusnt visits 20 ths
French capital and his democratic
Ways ard god fellow ship. 10 U.s. =
stang phra~e. made a hit- with tha
Aarfsinnsl
This IL the first time an Ensfiah
sovereign ha. visited Paris since
Charles u Presifsnt I<Dub@t and
all the othef uotabias % Paris
wrsatsd King Edward when he dis-
eEnharksd al The Lyons station. ON
the Foass the British stnbAssy pro-
ceseinn vas heaaesi by 4 double col
ssfs1nz ~ " aas fss.as.s srA.-- 49,
T9pe police At the embassy. Pres
id@ut Loubst left King Edward and
hnstsusd 10 the Eiymee. where will
be paid a formal visit hy his ms ~ ty
this afternoon II Ia estimated that
g.. geo English eHcurniouIsts are In
the city TO witness tha racsption.
there being more shan the total nuut-
her Of Britona attending the exp0ai-
ton 81 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
|al0ANTIC CONSPIRACY
70 WRECK UNlOMlSM

public Utilities nna ~ sntf-trass
lsEisiAtion hFvaxEt about thruesh
oFxanissd tabofs fnaisteacs. Ina
claInf "a made that information af
tbs conspiracy cen@n fro ma hiah
ffnanesai authority whfeh has de-
cfsned 20 enter the fignL
Ths Plaza. Ascending 20 Labor
Leader ptstrteh- 10 70 shnt cat
anton Iabof and eauss a Depreciation
OF stock values Then buy In the
stock at dspreslatnd figures and =.
tn~ sam. time deal a death eiow %
unloutznA ulslF5ch says the fnitla
teFr stsps to frseae cat 4at9n labor
Was begun 40 tho harvester plants
which have machinery enough IN
the warehouses 10 supply the de.
raAud for the next .ix months. he
ciniuzs thu pssfiaz trVahis u due q
this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
TO BREAK
UP UNION

The lockout ~ seven union plas-
tersfs yesterday morning b. mem
beers Of the Hoes Plamtsrerss Assoeias
tion was nothing more than an at
tempt 81 a few members ~ the az
ISOLATION 10 force the other mem
beFs Of tho rapidly disfupting body
to violate IL rules and thus forfeit
a large deposit 10 the FEW remaining
fnesubers Of the asHoCiatiou. accord
ing to tho pissierera.
The plastsrefs' Union and the az
aociafion agreed last January on the
amount OF work that should conatis
tufs n day. one Of tbs stipulations
being that union piaatsrers should
work for none but members OF the
Boss plaatefera' Association. provid=
81 % per cent. Of tho bosses In the
city we're Included In that body.
The union men clai mthat the
bosses. by various means. made II
point 70 decrease the number Of
men IN the body 30 that the remain
der would have a "cineha on the
business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
SHAMELESS SALE OF
LIQUOR To MINORS

last November q iaa % eisssn
years was foaaa cold and unssonpci.
oua lying b. the side u tba IL
Fe@d track fa eha oasskisss of the
town. The mayor. vito |. a prnr.
tlcing physietan. rrsefted to hfpa.
aersase tnisctfena In order ~ resteFs
the tad 10 ccnseioasu@-s. not scspeet-
tns Al the tiuus TIE cause af ina life
iese eondltian af thu lad. rnp next
3aY sAs iasd confessed 10 ala father
that ne hAi been mats drunk ~
- hlskey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
@ EDKzRD At NMG

ftzz Nay In -. ara not an
hzzzt sss Frsneh national char
- - russtnx welcome accorded
- aasart urea bic arrival In
- Say rOeid ssesn more than
go Er2ngs In fact. even 10
= Est4fst u - aofneWhs of =
~ = sc ne had % the Eng
= sssien rvestsd with enthusiasm
rFazlT - genuine. when ths En-
prp- bc<F attitude % the
- 1zFlas ths reesag scush Afri-
~ = r-esiiss But recent
= tas f11fep&an chssakoar 4
2se~n England and France
M<<thsr. and tn weicosYsa of
- S'easd 10 merely n method
y ffsnss 70 emphasize this
understanding Then.
- N'<rratfonaI politics aside
: ! Msafa has Always been enc
= zass pepgiAr visis0rw 70 Paris
- Isanksf days. when Prince ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
MAD BARTENDER WAS
HEIR TO 100000

yoank man, f,ysry tndaeemsnt was
offered him to So back ta his family
and lead respectable life
! Would rather lose ny fortune
than my whisky u tbs statement
that he n credited with making
Friends OF tbs dead man appeAfed
AZ the honnex Watson mafEue To.
day and notified the undertskeFn II
hts family connections, Il h prob.
abs that the body viii be shipped
a. England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

CHICAGO. MAJ The s..srtiing
|Arfe< against espifaiisss sssd
ras officially made esfHs ths
n. Ewsesatlan Of Labor havS been
r. ueixsf ~ tka appointment -
znnlftes On pfapaSnnfa to or.
usr hbar 80 Il car make var %
b l.sxss TtxsEfie conspiracy 20
sxa seer nuisrs The RESPONSE
kEa ( tAis eunspfTary - laid al
D. - ~ Me<xsn. Racksfeslas
~ - ralrisFnliEtonefrss The
ezxza e The charges that
- 80 = siernzea A. tar saFazlts
~ =ezk ~ stecx dividends Or
>Fvzzzssas throughout America by
p tzHzaa.< 81 i&hax. and also By
ar1z1<s q values % franchise
rf<z<@ s<xA1as at lzhors is.ss.f
- = ~ naanlslpsI own<Fant0 %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
WAND7 FREE

1. !. = Q1andt. Formerly prouria-
= Z n B<lytdsre corse.rf hail
- - : Nd aequiftsi today an the
- ~ ndicfmeHt charging him
So laeflng women In The Hel-
49,. zassft hall. a place where
..x hqa0rs Nere sold Tn.
- q both sides was very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
WILL OFFER
COMPROMISE

whereby n was agreed 20 offer the
men cpmpfamise. For this par
puse = delegate siil 50 % Seattle this
evening aaa thara meet represent
tattxes ~ the brewery w0rknsu :
union. The employers state that
N hils they are Nti,ing 10 make euas
cesstons they positively viii nnt
grant the fslil demands made by
the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

w..s sAs BARTENDER who
- e.ih TUB yesterday after.
= ne result q a nse ,...s,' y,
~ = 80 10 have been hssF 20
- "a nepheW Of the
{ : = r.ss az Hamilton, in Ems
- =. rsal nAnae n Hamilton.
Z ssaas Say -. az ..szsral
80 n,oaihs tso an agent
- ancss, the knEiish noble
- - 10 Seattle to Eet the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

xzt4rAH. Wash-- MAY The
..<s.alazts ssi1 81 iigssor b. saw
90 ~ nisss xzioons % tnis niacs
! z..srs rss9lfed yesterday in a
- tzst y h<coralzx al too esFn.
- "a bsys. raHxins In Axss frnsp
- h sissen years.. bscams ~,
bnse4.ea area The sfreets thai
- i ssssn bad tn 1s carried and
vsrs 81 Aarns ~ their parents
) es<zzz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
sP0kANE
EXPECTS
TROUBLE

M ,,sslsl 70 Tho stsr.)
~ ,s 1. Wash. May AT
* 80, MI workers, Iron moiders
VI linE iaborsra. Including
~ = >e.ns and plasterers helpers
hT 49, strike 70 the total NUM-
y ~.sws met the dsmaads II
ex~s 49, = ! O'Clock Three Of the
n -. - stables in town settled
~ are SsHins ths Increased
~ 80. - moideTs ask an advances
$50 q nine h0ur day. me
ks,.msn are obdurate.
- Aborsts dernanf 20 csrfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

..s,xA MAJ i.--Thsre Sss =
-, Z ksuwsry proprtrsers bald
-, Ar the purpo-s ~ esia-
-. essnands made BY the
-. x az ereweres on fuEe'
- ~ A lnrrsass IN zoe Nase
=. - - rsssxnifsea ef thr unian-
!. sxs~sn~rs was finally FvEehrd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

advances. and NH workers want .
Sfablsmen get an advance from
SIS to ts0 per month. A general
walk -uut o. other unions has hes n
declared for o'riock this evening II
The caiis are not siEuad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

Port Townsend and Victoria Route
Steamer siHi-Hiis. daily .sewui
Thursday. 80 a. n. Steamer ROSA
iir. daily except Monday. sgQ 2. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
MARINE NEWS

Steamer Oscar arrived from We
toria this morning with SEQ cases OF
explosives.
Steamer Rosaiie today resumed the
night run 10 Victoria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

FoR LEASE large baiiains saif,
able for manufacturing purposes
a large piece Of ground with II.
near Lake union. VIII sfvs lease
for five years.
Il. ooo- Thre. flat buildings on sixth
avenue. bringing In n rental OF $40
Per nuutns
~ e. BYERs a co.
xas.fs= - Arcade building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

Dunlap. real estate. 8, Union sl:.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

aueciat Sale Saturday little girls
and little chlIdrsn's suits ana hats
Mrs.. n. ID. Psase. 1906 Second ave,
Arcade building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

1 All Tile MAN.
No flies In your home With my win
dow and door screens. tlg Madl-
son. Phones Sunset. Main lli0,
independent Il 1897. Randall
ACNE. The Printer. ail Spring st.
bet aud and srd. Phones Sunset,
Black s022. indep.. A 1911.
SOCIAL dance At Mays Hall. La
tona, every Friday night
por Sale miscellaneous
GHEAT IRDNbAffoN HALE Il ,hs hsi
gtoni Fsrsitufs Co. nos 80 B~essd az
water main, ~hieh damaged eur iBInsnss
stsss considerably. - Afs offsFtns % the
public bafsains u or IN. that ~iil sur
stoves. rsass.. s.assrs' srsas.fS@sis
slasswsrs aud al household furplshinss
sssss. ss1. s,,, ~ n' 80 $50 $50. ~
saias IN osF iins st saes
roR sALE-Thrse horses. weight
from 100 10 1900. harness. new 3
seated hack. king up Main zs7 or
inquire Whila Waila Feed Store.
South Seattle. after 10 n. m.
ron SALE stsy... rsns.-. o@rpsts. Isalhss
chairs, tssiss, book eases. shos oassa
wafdfstsss sf.d pictures Al half pfios. cot
as PIKE stfs~t
oCR as~ univsrssl orindsr /. asss can
and 80 a. uiffafd = Dow. ~ asnsca st
WE ARE NOT ~ THE TRUST.
The best Of dry s-fOut mill edEingH
for u % per cord at our yard.
South Seattle
NEWEf.Ls MILL A MFG, CO.
South End OF Grant atryrt Bridge.
FURNITURE for sale. cheap. and
nat for rent. feoi Sth ave. cor Pine
FOR sALE-A pair Of horses. ex-
press wagon and harness. z207n
EirHf nVNuuS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

MISS WALKER. massage. baths.
electric and scalp treatment Bay
View. 1851 First
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

MISS ANDERSON, special treat
mont for nervousness. rheumatism.
lust arrived here. feeh Pike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
ANOTHER SCOOP
FOR THE STAR

The Turtle mountain dis
aster vas tho biggest piece Of
news from thts section 81 tha
country sinoe the famous Tracy
hunt last summer. and, as usual.
The star Eavr the people OF sa-
attic the nFat Information re-
saftins the awful calamity.
Not eniy dtd The star extra
have editions oa the street three
hours esfvro any ether Pc peF
In town. bat The stars early
reports 81 the landslide we're
CUmuinte ana accurate II ts
one u the must Important
Scoops any newspaper 81
this Nieinity has sfsiiled or IN
leafa. and therefore The Star
freie iiha aeiHs a little nloaest
cfoNiHK ever the achievement.
The T fal - n you want the
b~st nsea and want l. ffst.
Read TIE esaF.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

hItrE 1 : =. 'sasssas-=---H---@
EHJor LiYE,
o, rw e~u IN . ,so.i,,y me-. yea sss.
seaa sarFpuniinEs sad the sssar~nes
Of makins money on y0sr Investment
lSat Elea- l. hsinlst Beach the e~n-
s rs $500 w., -. s '' ns. -: ..s; :,
fasssiiss are mssins ~ sd bsiiains
heHsss. lsrs. ss-saiH hasay. pisnty q
wess Tor sssgeedyl isfss to-fees los
o. raaath. Nous. fufn siss. Loeatioa
70 hish and ksatthy nshinE. basuna
plenty -oof and uAtsr. ntes nssxhbofs
go. sasreA.. .. .s. as i lss.. =
wssssaxsss s,rss. ar ~ rides fos s-as
daii4f See Mr. wss1 assut. ~ once
sss s.'s 10 $50 s,oss
tisss bur. Issieo riih i-room cot
tag. and bath. south Of Lake
Union. walking distances, nns
view.
ssos for two fine lots south Of WOOD
land Park.
at Grexn Lake.
AGO Der acre for 8 acre tract near
HslmaE city. cleared and very
.A..sts, 1914. a. .......'s s.A.s- -.
inEson inns n an investments you
should not overlook.
QukLHEIM & HOLMAN.
90 New York. Block.
FOR sALE.-ss acres. owner needs
Tnonsy aud wants offer.
Two acres. ,i.eo.
Lots from $50 tp. On monthly pay
msuta. all close 10 car line ard
overlooking tlreen lake.
-. A..
and . number Of other bargains In
North Seattle property.
Tel. Ini L7e7s.
n =. ANDERSON.
30 Denny Way.
A NO. 1 BARGAIN.
txTs-Fin. plat fer . house. facing
on county road only y mile from
electric car. eontsinins nearly fivs
acres. or wia sell ten acres for
sra. Terms on part. Adams q
Nichols. sii Washington building.
House and lor on Queen Anne hill.
new. for fii9e. your terms.
10 acres OF fine land. acres IN
strawberries and fenced. $500. n
bargain n few days only.
s-roofn fats on Madison car line.
new t10.
TAYLoR-co COOK CO. as Arcade.
CHEAP tsss 90 sm ue. 81 afisussn csfy,
ehly II -siapsss rfss 90 eia nsssaa esi
nn. On Wsshirssaa street. ssrusx Il
de-n o. essentially Gems today. IArgs
warm since % sruun6sL
10 acres Of ffre land. acres IN ber-
ries al fenced. near Seattle. for
1900. A snap.
4 fats Of rooms each. bath. pantry.
storerooms and laundry. on Nadi-
son ear line.
TAYLOR COOK CO. as Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

Business cnsnsss
HANE = pair OF horses wstehinE
100. also two single horses. i.fe9
nulacs, fer aais cheap. going out
n business. Barn IN rear, 1foIA
FfFst aNsnusz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

HUI lAis HFNENAs
1903 First ave, ccfner Seneca.
The sunny southweat carnef. outside rooms.
~ feet square. tAoo. $500. $500 per
week. Nlectric tights. porcelain Ia this.
Special rates 20 families and single Gen
tianeu,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

GIRL tn do general homework In
family Of three. iSo0 18th avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

NICE furnished rooms. suitable for
two. bath aud phone. 1919 2ud ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

WE STORE all kinds OF goods.
Thompson Furniture Co. Inc. is27-
i4sa tst ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, Ills First svs-
nue. house newly fnrnisissa. all msdsgas
pric~s fuosisrats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
warssd--Fem male Helm

WANTED-At once. lady book-
keeper. J. star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

FINE photos. 50 cents a dozen this
week, J poses allowed. Open sun
days. Dooms, cell First avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

10 acres Of fire land. acres IN ber-
ries all fenced. near Seattle. for
1900. A snap.
fats Of . rooms each. bath. pantry.
s,oreroona and laundry. on Nadi-
son ear line.
TAYLOR COOK CO. as Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

CHEAP let's % tR ue. 81 nfis ussn CITY,
ehir ~ 1inutss rfts % cid nsssan esi
M. 90 WashinEsea street, terms .,
de-n- - neathis conas today. farg.
warm since % sveun6s