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.ULT|MATUM SENT
TO THE ALLIES
Continued from First Page.)

/
the note that Americans North and South
want peace and not alliances Venezuela
has taken special exception to the action
OF the British Government in Initiating
this last proposition by which Britain can
hold fast to Germany and Italy In their
alliance against Venezuela until the last
CT their claims are paid. Tho predict on
IL made that surprise and regret Of the
keenest kind will be felt throughout the
Americas when It is known that Great
Britain has even proposed continuing her
present alliance with Germany and Italy
one moment longer than ms ecessary. par.
ticularly IN view of her previous repre-
sentations to the effect that she was
anxious to end the Venezuelan DISPUTE
and call off the alliance at the earliest
possible time.
IN suggesting that the question of pref
erent!al treatment be referred to The
Hague, 1t Is understood that Mr.. Bowen
does 80 In View Of the fact that this cues
ton Ia the only one which remains in
dispute. The allies are advlHed that Ven
czpela Is DESTROYS that all the negotiators
shall stand by what has already been
agreed on.
The British ambassador declined tonight
to make public the text Of the note ad-
diNssed to him. as 1t Is In reality note
to Che allined powers, but 1t became kown
thas,It was along tho line here sot forth
and Goncluded with an appeal for Justice
to TIN Hague tribunal regarding the con-
tentino<pf the allies for preferential pay
ment ara an assertion that such action
carried WITH 1t the raising OF the block
ade.
coNSERRE,p WITH HAY.
Some HEDit canca may attach to tho note
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Tn1Es-DIsPATcI TUESDAY FEBRUARY

N view OF tho fact that before dlspatoh-
ING u to the British ambassador Mr..
Eowsn was In eonferonde with ssorotary
Hny. Whether tho allies will accept as
Enal what Mr.. Bowen has had to say Of
VIII assume d oonclllutory attitude ana
nsR, as has been suggested both by Mr..
bowen and by the Representatives OF the
allies On this City. For preferential treat
nlent for b limited period, no one IN
washington feels competent 70 predict.
Tho position taken by Mr.. Bowen. It ~
stated has received the endorsement OF
all tho unallied claimant nations, In which
number ID included tho United States.
AZ the Joint conference thib afternoon.
which occurred at o'clock, besides Mr..
Bowen, the Italian and British ambnssu-
doris and the German minister. there WAS
also present Count Won Quadt, first secre..
tnry Of the German embassy, who, until
the arrival OF Baron 6peok Won Stern
burg, conducted with activity and judg-
mtnt the negotiations on, behalf Of his
government,
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Cloves. CARRIER, Hobson, O'Neil Peters.
Pollard, Spence. West and Bloomberg-ls
majority alone being required tho
chair ruled that the resolution had been
adopted. This ruling came In tho nature
of surprise, as the opponents were Of
the opinion that two-thirds vote was
necessary to pass the measure. In tho
event the Board of Aldermen concur In
the action 1t Will be up to the Finance
tickets in the budget on which they arc
now working. When this comes up for
final consideration by the Council then
two-thirds vote will be necessary. and
the proposition will be killed unless five
members change their minds.
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Strikeis Ended
(By Associated rrays.,

(By Associated rrASs.)
AMSTERDAM. February 2.--At a. meet
Ing Of 5000 strikers here to-day COM
munication from the transport companies
was read. accedlng to all the demands OF
the men, Tho strike Is thus ended.
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.ANpLEMAs DAY

Candemas Day was observed yesterday
in all-.t the Catholic churches OF the city.
Candles were blessed for use during the
coming year. Some Of them were distrib-
uted among the congregation. At st.
T'eter's high mass was said at o'clock
by the Rev. Father Bowler, vicar-general.
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James Byram.

fspeclal to The Times-Dspateh'i
FREDERICKSBURG VA, Feb. a.
James Bryan. OF Washington, died hero
euddenly last night OF heart trouble at
the home Of his sister, Mrs. George w
Mills. aged sixty-si.i years. Besides ono
sis ter. he ls survived ny three sons-Mri
j. s. Bryan. OF Washington; w, b.. Of
Seattle. washington and ]. L. Bryan
OF Illinois. The remains We're sent to
Washington for nterment,
Mrs. Paul B. J erdone,
Especial to Tho Times-D Ispatch,l
PROVIDENCE forge, VA, Feb. a.
Mrs, Paul B, Jsrdone died at her home
In Baltimore. MA, Before her laarriase
she was Miss Georgie McCarty, Of Ian.
caster oounty. Va, to which place her
body was taken for interment,
Robert BIedsoe.
tSnetlsl to The Times. Dispatch
j FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Feb. g.
Robert Bledsoe, young son Of Mr., and
44rA J. 3, BledsoA died = few days
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WHOLESALE
R0BBERlES
Henrico County is Now Very
Seriously Afflicted.
SUMS OF MONEY STOLEN
a.
One Man Is Robbed Of His Lille All
Houses Broken lnto-The Police
on the Alert. but no Arrests
so Far.
SUMS OF MONEY STOLEN

During tho past week some ten or a
dozen roboerles. varying In magnitude,
have been committed In ono small SEQ
ton OF EIenrico countyNa section over
run. It seems. BY thieves who are BAT
fling the ingenuity Of certain country
officers now taxing their energies in an
effort to catch up with the depredators.
The robberies begin at chioken-coops
and run all the way up to trunks and
money-bnss. The list Of them is re-
markedly long one, and 1t appears to be
daily increasing. All seem to be within
a, comparatively small radius just out
side the city limits. In the neighborhood
Of the Nine Mile Road. AS yet no clue
Is In the hands OF the officers, one or
two Of whom are doing all they can to
catch up with the thieves BY some 1t
Is thought that It 1s gang OF young
negroes who are getting in the work.
The chief ground for this belief is the
arrest q few days ago Of negro boy
who turned out to be responsible for one
OF the rObbsrieS e 81
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OBITUARY..
Miss Margaret Quinn,

Miss Margaret Quinn died at the resi-.
dence of her father. No. sos East Leigh
Street, Sunday morning at o'clock at.
ter long and painful illness. which she
bore with Christian fortttude. She was
n sister OF the late Sister Bonlfaoe OF
st. Marys Benedictine Institute. Her
death has caused profound sorrow among
a large circle Of friends. She was pos
sessed Of a beautiful. noble character and
gentle disposition, and her presence will
be missed by those who knew and loved
her She is survived by her father and
mother, one sister Miss Eva. and two
brothers, Messrs. Arthur and Daniel
Quinn, Of Washington. D. G., The fun.
eral will take place this morning at e
o'clock with requiem mass from. St.
tAlary's Church. Interment in MT Cal.
vary Cemetery.
John Hancock.
Mr.. John Hancock died Sunday at his
home. No BIB North Twenty-thlrd Street.
He was In the seventy-seventh year Of
his age.
The funeral will take place at $3.50
o clock this afternoon from Union-Statio on
Methodist Church,
Infant Dead.
Tho infant child OF Mr.. ana Mrs. John
Tyree died Sunday morning at 0 o'clock,
aged four months, The funeral will take
place at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
from the residence.
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the high school, and was for some timo
assistant principal Of one VI the public
schools.
Tho funeral services took place at
o'clock tonight, conducted by Row. Quinn
Burr. pastor Of the Belmont Methodist
Church, and the remains wers taken to
Charlotte on the midnight train for IN
termn mt ...l-.. ~ el.a \. $50.
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BIOL Tz 4T2S w MeE1
Matlnees tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
BlJOU COMEDY COMPANY IN
q TEXAS STEER.
Usual prices
Usual prices

ago at tho home Of his parents, near 10.
Gust Grove. Orange county, after few
weeks illness. -.
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Lawrence Anderson.

Especial to The Times. pspntch.)
WEST POINT. VA. February 1.-Mr.
Lawrence Anderson. formerly citizen
of lower King and Queen, but for sew
eral years a resident OF West Point, died
ct his home here yesterday afternoon.
He had been In feeble health for over
a year He was seyenty-four years Of
age lie was twice marrled-the first
time to Mrs, Mann, the second to Miss
Demtow, IIs leaves large famlly-fo,,r
daughters, two sons and his widow sur
Yiving him.
The funeral will be preached to-mor-
row at 10 A. NJ. at the Baptist Church
by Rev. J, A. Sullivan, the pastor. The
!nterment will be In the West Point
E, a. Dunn.
Especial to The Times, nsnatch,)
ROANOKE, van 1'eb, LIE. g, Dunn
died early Sunday moro. W., aged twfnty-
five years. The deceased was a native
OF Charlotte county. but had resided In
Roanoke Ave years. having graduated at
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Charles Whalen.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch'l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, F'eo 2-
Tho remains of Charles Whalen, former
~ OF this city. nephew Of AZ ~. nAy'
few DAYS aeo OF dropsy. aged forty-slx
Years. were taken to Roanoke for inter
ment, and the funeral held there Sunday
nftcrn Don.
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Mrs. Thomas L. Robins.

Especial to Tho Times Di'patch,)
LESTER MANOR. VA, Feb Mrs
Thos. L. Robins died at her residence
near hero yesterday morning, after
protracted illness. Mrs. Robins was
about fifty years of age and was or glnal-
ly from L,nenburg county. but mas re-
sided in this county since her marriage
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! Mrs. Helen 3. West.
,nenial to The Times. pispatch. )

Especial to The .Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA February 2.-Mrs.
Helen B, West died to-day at the home
Of her daughter, Miss Agnes Douglas
west, III this city. Mrs. West came
here recently to visit her daughter, and
falling sick, died after brief Illness
Deceas ed was sixty-scven years OF age,
Her remains will he conveyed to Hart.
fora <~opn for infnrner1t a.5t5.st ts5st
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One day last week the hennery Of Cap
tain Bnford, on the Mechanicsville
Turnpike. was broken into. About thr-
teen fine hens. valued at 81 or So each.
Were stolen
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Mr.. Pollock moved the rules be sus-
rended that the action Of the Board in
voting the city tug out of commission
might be taken up, several citizens being
present who desired to oppose any such
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Dr. Smiths Tour.

Especial to Tho Tlmes-plspatch.)
LYNCHBURG, VA, Feb. o.-Dr. w. w.
Smith. chancellor OF the Randolph Ma
con system Of schools. WILL leave to-
morrow for New York. whence he will
sail on Wednesday for a visit u south
ern Europe and Palestine. Ha will re-
turn to Lynchburg on April 10Th.
Under the bill recently adopted by Con-
gress. mail carriers OF Lynchburg ore 10
be paid for overtime SUMS aggrugating
sl.s7s15. The individual amount ranges
from $40 to $3.50.
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especial 70 The I1Eles-Dtsphtch,)
PETERSBURG. VA, Fob. 2.-Alrs. FL.
Ia Bell Young Han. the wife OF Mr.. Geo.
Hail. died at her home on wythc Street
about 2 O'clock yesterday morning. She
had been sick Just ten days with typhoid
fever. Mrs. Hall was the youngest
daughter Of Mrs. ]. w. Young and had
been married only year.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
at noon from Market Street Methodist
Church
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Michael DrlscoiI.
(Spectnl to The Times -Dispatch.)

LYNCHBURG, VA. Feb. o.-Michaal
Driscoll. who was born in County Cork.
Ireland. sixty-hve years ago. died at his
home here this morning. He served In
the Confederate army throughout the
war.
He Is survived by his widow and four
children. the latter being Thomas y.
and John Drlscoll and Misses Maggie and
Navy nrtrrof1
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Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Burgess.

NORFOLK. VA, Feb 2.-Alra. Mary
Elizabeth Burgess, widow OF the late
John Burgess and ono OF Norfolls's old
est residents. did last night at her home
on Brewer Street, where she had spent
the last forty years Of her HE. The
deceased would have been eighty-three
years old IN March She was the daugh-
ter OF tho late william Francis Tar
rant. OF Norfolk county, and was the
mother Of Samuel Humphrey, Miss Mat
tie E. Pumphrey and the late William
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From the Finance Committee came an
adverse report on the resolution appro-
priating $500 to defray the expenses Of
a committee Of seven on tour OF In
specton Of settling basins. The report
was adopted by vote Of seventeen to
fifteen and the committee will stay at
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Henry Dawson.

Special to The 11mes. Dispa tch.)
.HEATfSFiLLE. VA, February a.
Henry Dawson died at his home near here
at an early hour this morning, aged
cighty-one years. He Is survived by a
widow and three sons. His remains win
be inferred in the Smithland Church
Cemetery at IL O'clock tomorrow. Row.
g. w. Beale will conduct the funeral SER
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DEATHS.

IIANCOCk.-Died February 1, 12:lo r.
fhrd 1t s a's sesSSSHpHs hS ~ al
Funeral TODAY (Tuesaay5 at $3.50
2. NJ. from Unions Station M. e, Church,
1nterment Mt Hollywood,
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Mrs. Mamie Cooper.

lspecial to Tho TimesD!spatch)
zQANVILLE, VA. February 2.-Airs.
Mamie Cooper. wife OF George K. Cooper.
died this morning. She was daughter
OF the late s. g. Bernard. OF Franklin
county, who was prominent citizen OF
that county and was member OF the
Legislature. session OF 1s7l-'72. Mrs Coop
er leaves q husband and six Children
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Mrs. Margaret Smith.
faDAcSa1 - r.hn TinAa. nispatrh

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. Mrs.
Margaret Smith. relict Of tho late VIM.
Smith. died at her homo on Harrison
Street Saturday evening. and the funeral
took place this afternoon at o'clock
from HIarket-street Church. Mrs. Smith
who was seventy-four years Of age.
leaves six >children-three sons and three
daughters. surviving her.
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Death of an Infant,

fspccinl to The Times Dispa tch.)
LYNCHBU1tG. VA. Feb. .. -Tas res
mains Of the late Isham y, Trotter. who
died hero on Saturday, were taken To-
day to Petersburg, where tl.ey will be
INFERRED In BIandford Cemetery.
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TO CURE "A GOLD IN ONE DAY. &
take, Laxative Brolno Quinne Tablets,
All druggists refund money II 1t falls to
Sure' g; ", Groves airaatuss Y, 81, 49, ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-12
DOGS OF WAR ARE
GROWING AGAIN
PREPARATIONS MADE IN LON DON FOR RUSSO JAPANESE
CONFLICT IN THE FAR EAST

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Far Fast
srn situation again becomes pregnant
with wariike possibilities. The Jap
ancse legation here has been informed
that Rusnias reply 60 Japan's ire
ducibls minimum communication has
not yet been sent and the delay ~
taken az ominuA.
Official circles are preparing for
svqntuaIitica A number q British
young officers have been sent TO Japan
Go learn the language and familiariK
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Notice to the Public

All persons having jewelry.
witches. clocks. etc. here for re
pair aud all goods held on deposits
and all accounts due. are notified
Ia call and pay the same on or be-
fore December IS. All goods not
called FOR on or before that date
will be sold by auction and all ac-
counts due turned over 20 collec-
ton agency.
a. our auction sale IN drawing 10
a close we take this means Go close
the affairs Of our retail business.
FRtsCH BROS. jewelers., 20
First avenue. 80
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MRS. BARRETT
WILL SPEAK
A FAMOUS WOMAN WILL TALK
ON IMPORTANT SUBJECT

The people Of Seattle will have an
opportunity 10 listen to an address
At the Seattle theater tomorrow af-
ternoon. at 30 o'clock, on a sub
tect OF special importance in this
city. and by speaker who has won
fame all over the world for her care
ful study OF sociological questions.
and for the valuable work she has
done In helping her fellow women.
Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett OF Alex
Rndria. Va, who r. general superin-
tendent Of the National Florence
Crittenton missions. and secretary
Of the National Council OF Women. is
the speaker and her subject will be.
Rescue Work Among the Scarlet
Women
The meeting VIII be held I'm the
interests Of the Florence Crittenton
home, and everybody In invited to
attend Admission Free Rev. j. Z.
u. Llwyd win preside and Mrs. Fin-
ma Moffat viii sing.
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MAN FROM MISSOURI
WAS DULY" SHOWED'

J. ~. johnson came from Fort law
ton 60 Seattle yesterday and an hour
later met a woman. lie now says she
robbed him % 81 IN = lodging house.
lie had been drinking heavily and was
unable TO tell clear story at police
headquarters. lie says that he 10
from Missouri. where he has wealthy
relatives. his father being prominent
tn politics.
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Star Want Ad Agencies,

p. y. Mullen, 3ai Ballard ave. eps.
City HAIL.
Prevent prua Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W. A, Mansfield q Co. pruaulst
Esd and jackson
orshams Home Bakery, eros IL.
ANenue.
c N Lshndreit cigar sters, eiels
Second
Thoa HARRIS, at Pes,otiee, Rsnten.
llttis's pharmaeY. let ave. North
and Harrison street J. n. Little,
proprietor.
Carlton a Co. Druggist. cor. sth
-. and Pse. street. South Seattle.
=. A. Moore. Pesteffies. SO. Park.
University Drug Store, University
Station.
howell ST. Phsrmsey. ioa4 Howell
street
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark. pro
prleter, eoss {. Madison.
Ceiuehla Drug Store. W. J. Stud,
ef, prep, Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, y. {. Fisher,
Prep els Broadway and James.
Quaker Drug Co. 1918 let ave.
Lsary's Pharmacy. 2ss N. Bread
Nsyi ehore, union -.
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themselves with japanese military
methods. with a view Of facilitating
Anglo japanese Joint operation. should
such action be required
All London dailies OF importance ia
the closest touch with the foreign Of
flee have sent their best war CORE
spandcata with all haste 10 Japan. In
response 60 private tips from head
quarters. No credence IL given peace
fai reports from 81. Petersburg which
the Russians are circulating for tho
pnrnnae OF dcc.lyira Meatarn pnwers.
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Todays Time Card

on account OF repairs 10 the
steamer Flyer. the Athlon win be
ON the run today and give daily
service, viz;
Leave Seattle ESQ n. m, i2 m.
G 10 p. m, Leave Tacoma ? 20 a. m.
3 and p. IN. go
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FORGED
4 CHECK
RANCH HAND CHARGED WITH
swINpLINo HIS EMPLOYER
(spseial,o The start

Especial 20 The Star.l
fLIENgHuRG. wash, Dec Il
The police are looking for J. W.
Burns. employed ON W. u. Kill
mour's ranch. west of town, who IL
accused Of forging Mr.. killmours
name for a check for $3.50. The
forged check was cashed az the
EIlenahurg glove factory last even
In
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fp0
VIII be made on Investment OF few
Dollars.
vents and Il minutes
81 your time will convince "a
Lots are fiHht on tine ear tine miirH
the side af tliliman city. pncFH Fluu.
Va aud $50 pee let $40 down. s. pet
month
The Raihter boulevard. now helms
plaHkcd riHht tN the let's will ins
crease the value az least linQ each
Our agent will be on thg sruuud uu
SUNDAY aud MONDAY alt dhy. Take
kfHtuu ear ou Washington street.
Ect eff az South IlYroH Station
These are. the only lots left un the ear
line any IS here iH that asiAhhufhUud
Toe 50 low price aud cWay tcfmn.
CHOICE ACRES FuR PLATING.
CHOICE AeRE TRACTS g acres. II
hcfeH ana q avrea near this ear line
and boulef ard
HWEhEH tEHoin q cox
Lumber Exchange.
Phones James Nsa. Ind, A asf&
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Tomorrow is the last Sunday the
New York win be at Rremerton. To
see her, take boats from Pier 2. at
aud 10 a M and lis, $50 and
80 p. m. e
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Not Just As Good

hut the best neckwear values ever
shown iu Seattle. Come early. l.. n
Brooks a CO. 1891 Second avenue
Arcade building. ses
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vAcANrLora


tss6-r.arKs lot. near 18th and Ieffer-
son. cement walks, sewer. all paid
this price for tao days.
81 .eno-is0xfaa cor. on Qsen Anne hHI.
one block from car, cement walks
feet above street
fl10- g0rid0 cor on 18th ave. n. very
fine. one block from car. $50 cash.
t51o-s0xiza. overlooking Lake wash
near 5Qth and Yesier. level and dr.
-Beautifuf. high. level. on Broad.
way and pike car line Dxied
t11- t0xi0o. n Broadway district. beau.
tifui. high. level and grand view
500 cash.
tqf0- Beautiful lots. high. level cts
water. cement walks. al paid. tvs
blocks to car. f25.0O cash.
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Buy your wife a Jewel steel Range
for Xmas Thompson Furniture Go.
f4g7-iEs First ave. ..
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For sals-Rsst Es,at.
sl=ls srses al <s<-.f.s.xsS.
rsstttf A. NAfN
HOUSES

H0INf.Ss
q aa-A heautifni new s.roon house.
Or the hiii north - Ysslsr one hln,
terms. Why pay rehff
" E0-s-rnun nsw house one blas- h
from Yssirr ear and 1ath ave- ara I'd
view Of lake. 80 cash.
g iazl-s rooms south Of Mercer near
broadway. sewer cement walks all
paid. bargain. $50 cash
tsatf-e rooms on 9th ave. n grand
view, one block from ear. Zoo cash
. aoa-s rooms. large lot. one block
from car. on nth ave. 40 cash
q ssn-t-room cottage. new. hath and
toilet. near 9th and Madison. fins
view Of Lake.
8. ala-s rooms. new. grand view. Har.
ward ave. o.. near the end n car line
fae cash
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SEQ 5 acres. = slide AXE WRahiuktob.
IA arrrH cleared beautiful location
near Schools and churches "
slope. fine bfrn and fruit Ereund.
Sgea cash lut U1iN. cement sidewalk
capitol fftil add 18th aAt. all lme
pfoNvmouta in aud paid.
$3.50 lots saxa Kraded aud keed Do
cation.
$50 =a-r hauae nearly new, es hlkH
from cat. good location lot MNi'n|
can build house au back end q lui
which will face un street
N. =. WIGHT a co.
- HALEY blk
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poito + Rabel seattle; Dawn n
hrNwmeH seattle.
Emlte Brnuuaen. q Seattle char
lette Ieeh. - seattle
tsaN Fgbrr fettifer % Seattle.
Julia Etcher n Seattle
:, kdfar M brown. q Port Townsend.
ffss NH+ - es=s
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yNo Small house wtth lots facing
tNu streets. ou car line $50 each.
balance tu ault huFeT
8 laa# Sew mndVfn. up. tHzdats 4zfoui o.
house. lot snxteo. I'M atv. Hnf Ga
gaaE terms
g. ttuuse E roums hath two toilets
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