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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29

needed and removed Mr.. Fritz's wear
ing apparel to one of tho Railways
In the building, From the clothing
they distracted 80 In silver and a
check signed by Louis Davenport for
SIS. The clothing was found by other
guests this morning.
Peter Certizas' room over Dillio's
saloon was touched up in much the
same manner as Fritz's room. From
his clothing they obtained $40.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29
For Smoking Hop.

John Sonon, a young white man
who was arrested last night by Of
ficer Shannon for smoking opium in
a downtown lodging house, was ar
raigned in police court this afternoon,
but the case against him was con-
tinued until tomorrow,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29
The Parks Case.

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The state
will rest its case against Parks this
evening. The bonds of Mccarthy, the
walking delegate. who was indicted
with Parks. were declared forfeited.
Mccarthy is missing. The bond
amounted to $4,000 and was signed by
Devery.
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Riot In Germany.

BERLIN, Oct. 29.--In a riot at
Neukirchen today the striking rail-
way employees stormed the office of
the road and attempted to lynch the
managers. A desperate fight with
gendarmes followed, during which IA
were injured, including woman
spectator.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29

YOKOHAMA, Oct. 29.-The steam
or Tokai Maru went to the bottom
this afternoon of Hakodate. japan.
carrying ~ souls with her.
The Tokai Maru was steaming
along the coast under good Roadway.
1t was very foggy and the lookout
was unable to perceive any danger
ahead until the big freighter Prog
ress doomed up. only a few yards dis
tant, of the Maru's bows.
A moment more and there was q
crash, a huge hole being torn in the
midsection Of the latter ship. She
filled quickly and settled, while the
Progress backed away in the fog. her
self badly damaged.
The Maru went down so quickly
that the a that were drowned had
no chance to take the lifeboats.
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Fire Is ExtlnguIshed

EUREKA, Utah, Oct. ga big
fire that has been raging for the past
three weeks in the Bullion mine back
of Tueka hill and adjacent mine was
today extinguished. Four hundred
miners will return to work.
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Mrs. Booth Tucker, Beloved
by Thousands, PeriSheS
in Frightfu| Wreck

Booth Tucker, who shared with his
wife equal authority in command of
the Salvation Army in America, ar
rived here from New York to meet
her at 1880 o'clock this morning.
The news of his wife's death was
broken to him at army headquarters,
and he Is completely Frustrated. The
flags at all the barracks in the city
are at half mast.
Mrs. fuckers body will arrive here
tonight and lie In state at Princess
rink until tomorrow night, when,
after memorial service. it will Be
shipped to New York, where there
will be another memorial service. The
present plans contemplate an inter-
ment beside her mother in London.
LONDON, Oct. 29.-News of Mrs.
Booth fuckers death was broken to
the aged general today by his son,
Branwell. He acts dazed. He said:
THE loss approaches the magnitude
of disaster to the Army, and is an
irretrievable blow to the American
forces. The news comes to us with
staggering force. but we bow to the
inscrutable will Of God"
Orders have been issued for me-
mortal services throughout the world.
1t Is understood that the death may
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Cheated a Priest.

ST. PAUL, Oct. 29.-Casper Ernest.
a capitalist and large real estate oper-
ator, owner of several big buildings in
st. Paul, was arrested and charged
by Rev. Father Metzler of the diocese
of Wisconsin with the embezzlement
of $4,000, also forging power of atteor-
ney for $500 mortgage foreclosure doc
uments. Ernest was held in $450C
bail.
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The former Portland minister who is
suing for divorce wants to be a nom
union man.
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The Thought it was not loaded
man new makes room for the Thought
it was mushroom" individual.
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TWENTY BURNED IN
A BLAZING VESSEL

ually crept below the water line.
Nothing SO terrible has been reported
by seamen since the Hoboken disas-
ter Of 1890. Charges of criminal care
lessness may be laid at the door Of
the owners Of the vessel.
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result in a change Of command In the
American branch.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Oct. 29.-Colonel
Ballington Booth is here in at/pnd-
ance at the annual field conference
Of the Volunteers of America. He
was almost Frustrated when told by
a reporter of his sisters death.
The general council Of the volun-
teers offered condolences and also
sent kilograms of sympathy to Booth
Tucker at Chicago. Ballington Booth
and his wife go to Chicago tonight.
Mrs Emma Moss Booth Tucker
was born in England in 1860 and was
the second daughter Of the famous
General Booth She married Tucker
in 1888. She had charge OF the inter-
national training homes In London
for eight years, with her husband.
She also had charge or the army
in India. She came to New York.
where she maintained home in
1896. She was sister of Ballington
Booth, who formerly commanded in
America, and who now commands the
Volunteers of America. She was well
education and had been classed as one
of the six greatest orators in
America
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Bank robbers are more successful in
Oregon than train robbers
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81 for seven hours. One So hour
day per week shah be given each
regular employee. overtime rates to
be the same as regular rates.
The old scale was 81 for day work
and $3.50 for night work. seven and
a half hours. The scale contended
for was $3.50 and IS for the same
number of hours.
Under the new scale. counting the
overtime, the average work day will
be seven and quarter hours for day
work. at about $+0S. and proper
tionate amount for night work.
When man is engaged his friends
say lucky dog When girl is en-
gagged her friends say AT last"
Another blow at infant industry
the price of milk will go up.
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CHICAGO. Oct. 90. - Frederick
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result in change Of command In the
American branch.
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fepselsI 20 The stsrl

BALLARD Nov 16-A munieipH|
ticket WAS nominated by the Hopuhil-
cams in convention here last might Ihf
nominees are Mayor. James p. Zeek
clerk j Mufkaeki treasurer. " =
Grlll. attorney. John w. whitman
health officer nr james Is. MacUFeE
or. councilman al large, l.. o lien.
bricks.
The ward couueiimsn ana committee
men nominated by the respective ward
delegates wcresf
First ward Gouuciiman. Z. o. In
Eaila. committeeman. J. ". Peterson
ana Marx Mcfarland.
Second ward Councilman. l.. n
fiawisy. committeeman, q. ". Toor
and ghaH kuosher.
Third ward-Couueiimnn. J. ~
Wiley committeeman. c. A. Schneider
The platform adopted favorH no more
public improvements than are Gbao-
lufeiY necessary. IL recognizes the
agitation raised over the recent
charges Of fraud ia the sewer con
Htruetion By declaring that an com
tractors should be forced 20 construct
sewers and other improvements IN
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MlMEGE ZHXNU7
Will WRITE Up MM
salzE KooAMA COMMISSIONED YoKoHAmAs VEL
LOW NEWSPAPERS. LEFT SEATTLE FOR HOME OF
ELIJAH III LAST NlonT-A PROSPECTIVE
TIE PROPHET ACCOMPANIES HIM

The fame 81 Dowis and his new
city Of God has reached far off
japan. The saffron -hurd journals
81 the Chrysanthemum Kingdom are
olnmafing for details OF the dolnRs Of
Elijah III Hence II Il that among
the passengers Of Great Northern
overland which pulled out OF Seattle
last night. was seiEr kodame. the
sawed off staff correspondent o. one
81 Nokohamn's most enterprising
daiiies. known 10 the English rest
dents OF that capital as the yellow
Moon.
The five-foot scribe landed i'm Sc
attic several DAYS ago from the y.
v. X. liner Riatun Maru, and there
by completed the first and larger
stage OF his 10000 mile hike from
japan 20 the temporary abiding
place Of the puffed-up prophet.
Day by day as the big liner
ploughed her way through the fogs
Of the North Pacific. the fivo-foot
journalist. inflated with the import
nncc Of his detail" and IN possess
sion OF crimson silk vest. impa-
tientiy paced the decks regardless
OF the wear and tear on his new
patent leather shoes. and dreamed
day dreams ~ his meeting with the
prophet OF the bum halo.
"All Tor the honorable Yellow
Moon. All the news that's ri 10
print. and then some" repeated the
little brown man to himself. bearing
the motto OF HIS paper well IN mind,
and the rapturous beating OF his "a
year-old heart drowned tho bowling
tyrhoons and siilled the voice OF his
thrifty conscience 60 the protests OF
his patent feathers.
He flattered himself that Dowie
knew he was on his way. and won
dered why the great prophet did not
use his pull 10 get wings attached "a
the vessels side, lie was impa-
tient. was the little Jap. For many
days he had visions % a white-robed
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NAME
TICKET IN BALLARD
PLATFORM ADOPTED DECLARING FOR HONEST INSPECTION
or SEWERS AND APPOINTMENT OF RESIDENT TAHPAT-
ERs TO IMPORTANT OFFICIAL POSITIONS

compliance IN every war with No
plans aud specifications. aud deelaFsa
further. that all work should be SUD
Inlted 70 the most careful and hsnfat
Inspection before II IL accepted - mo
city.
Tho platform also takes cognizanco
Of the charges that msn have been u
legally appointed 10 Office. by stauna
that the party - unaiterabiy opposed
to the appointment Of men, who afo
not legally qualified % hold ohiflnt
PORTIONS Continuing ~ states that tho
party believes that residents ana tax
payers should be given the preference
ia employment on all public work. and
that 10 far as ponsihle. without siifn-
ing competition. public supplies SHOULD
be purchased from local merchants
Considerable enthusiasm ATTENDED
the nomination 81 the ticket orH.
whitman and Nae0reEor at present
hold the Offices fof which they were
nominated for reelection lat night
There was no determined hRht for me
mnyoraify nomination. Zeok secured
the nomination over David MyVay ara
a. ". Preston b. vote q ~, and
respectively =
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I figure on a hillside preaching to a
vast multitude Of people.
BE had heard strange tales, too.
~ the prophets wonderful city.
where the houses were trimmed with
gold and where one could get a yen
and a-half meal for g cents Per
hHps. slao. be pendered. he esfld get
"a small splinter from one Of those
houses. on which he could live for
the rest Of his life In a cherry orch
ard Of his without doing a tap.
As the steamer neared the dock.
SeiEe, with his patent leather shoes
and red silk vest. stood seTeneiy at
the vessels rail-. The red silk vest
which Seize took care TO leave cx-
posed. attracted the attention OF the
crowd on the dock. and Seize. think
ing IL was his fame that was cnus-
ing the commotlon. sweiled up 10
such an extent that the top button.
unable to stand the strain. burst
from its fastenlngs, aud. falling over
the side. vas lost.
The cynical immigration officers
did their best to shatter SeiEe's gold
en- dreams. but his faith IN Dowie
and his prospective SCOOP on the
yellow Moons contemporaries. Was
Htili mistaken when no boarded the
fasthound train.
The newspaper correspondent has
n travelling companion IN the per-
son OF Setaro Hironaka. whom the
immigration inspectors promptly
dubbed "Harmonica," much to- Sat
nro's disgust.
sataro Is after something more
substantial than nowH. II is hia de-
sire 60 sit AZ the feet of the prophe I
and drink IN knowledge OF the art
OF pulling wool over the eyes OF will :
Ing humanity Having HIS return
ticket and spare cash sewed up I'm
! his innefmost garment. Sataro
stands reasonable chance OF See
ing Japan again.
His destination IS Zion City. III.
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- HNNfNAAh AMfHHHA
m ssqta'69 e u gotfBsa 9etsS h5ssai9iGie9s,
maiagtp We term eonGngneea
m6nf6s' course, aotlnf. voi6esbnlid.
lnaf. dauclng. peactiptlve catalogue
nlhiifd Gee. Frank Q hEan. pilu.
phone nlus Oo6
Engineers god Contractors
fuqEf SOUND mubma & nHG6d
iNu co Scandinavian American
hrldEss and Vladuets. steel ana Iron
work fqr building drsdHiur aud
harbuf improvements pilo driving
Folding Beds
MORRIS FOLDING HHDA Call at
factory. nt1 rttai tables mado 70
junk
IL yuu want cefrvct wrlshtH and
prompt fstHEna deal With The Chicago
Junk Co. ioo M.atcrn Msln ett
Msohaaioal Enainesra
~ l.. MAttsAsrEit-taa=f Pioneer.
Millinery
Mia A. M. HANSON Fall millinery
III the lowest price,. Cor Fourth and
Pine.
Musical
ilFRf.fH school q Music. fiS bsaaS
block
Notary Public
fNs n fAftoh howas 6lE. aala ili,
ooulls,s and Aufls,s
DR J. a. MAcKtSNON@ s1l. 554
Arcade bulidins
DR. FONDA HApEAU-sal burke BID
pa klnBE- HALEY building.
Osteopathy
WAh1fiNdToN fNFit4MAHY on
oHfEOpATItY- itt second avenue
phone james .eil both men and lady
oateupeths examination fires.
WAafIiNaToS lNaTirufE OF OB.
TEorATuY -FtKa years Ia Seattle
SAFE neposit building. fpl Ftrnt
Physician and Surgeon
blt tQsEfHfNE DELL 49, aud les
pR ANNE uussFI- a Hlnklev nik
PRINTING and Binding
commercial printing q eli kinds
HELLER. Printer. 100 ssnsea- LalIi
yohn soii
pa.en, Attorney
,. ~ ApANa- braftine colnian BIDS
Sewing Machines
nnI.fNdA Harina machine fspalr-
usg tsit FIRST
storage
fHCSka asil4sred % cent. ] DAYS
storage fires piane aud farPitprs
Tfanafsr & Storage Co. 1ta First
both phones Main ~
Unkrsllf Fspsiflnp
IMrHfiIAA manufactured. raaNuFs
erinR and general repairing - hec-
usd avenue Hnhenuu Hfpn.
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HAS CARRIE
BEATEN?
NoRTHgRN PACIFIC EMPLOYEES
MUST NOT LOOK UPON WINE
WHEN IT rs RED

TACOMA. Nov 20 Under the rules
hnd regulations governing employees II
tho Northern Pacific railway. II iH an
uupafduuHble Flu Tor an rmpioyo to
take drink while On duty. aud special
suggestions are advanced in the rules
Zoe tho conduct % employees in the
matter ~ drinking while on duty, II
II naw stated on reliable authority
that. beginning January +. 1906 there h.
a. be much atfieter hupcrvisi0na 81
the conduct ~ employees. and that 60
be- caught Ia the act ~ taking a drink
at any time will merit instant dia-
miaaal from the service.
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~ Classified Ads. -
Star Want AID Agencies.

y. y. Mullen, S2i Ballard ave, spp.
City HALL.
Frswens Drug Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfield a Co, Druggist.
fSd and jackson. o
erahsm's Home Bakery, sle5 set
avenue.
c N LOhndrett, cigar store. sie1s
Second
Thes. HARRIS, al Posseties, Rsnsen
littls'a Pharmacy. lat ave. north
eNd Harrison street. J. h. Little.
Proprietor.
Carlton & Co, Druggist. eer sth
30. and Pae. street, South Seattle.
y. a. Moore. Pesteffieo. Sc park.
ueivsrsity DRUG Store. University
Station.
Howell ST. Pharmacy, toas Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark. pre-
prsstOr. so2s e. MadlsoH.
ColupNhia oruo store. W. J. stud.
10y, prop. Columbia, Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy. p. &. Fisher.
PROP els Broadway and James.
Quaker Drug c.. 1918 let ave.
leary's Pharmacy, es3 N. Bread.
~sfi phone. Union %.
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FIRE CAUSES
BIG PANIC

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov 20 "A
fire this morning caused "a panic IN
the Midland hotel. Na one WuH III
lured, the flames were confined To-
the elevator SHAFT. The damage was
slight.
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business thaneea~-Cuntinu
MN 115iiu1lHH keGfkEfNi3 -
VIII cave NuH time and money. beet
generators uH the Coast solo nNtH,
Tor Cutie Generator Once luf tnd
ave. L. q, address 800 10Th ave o.
Seattle.
WE HAVE cash huFora ZOE huunra
from u 60 80 rooms tllt SECOND,
room 100
e5nt,tspS ,,e,,s,. ,m,h.r i, ,.s.,,,s
EiuU very close iul rent Hfa filH rHHh
required NuHtfa IN Denny build
tuF Ices 2nd avenue.
coon iadglnE house ON and ave fine
puflnF Proposition investigate chic
ohio Real Estate Co, i1is 2nd
H. ~ HOSENHANM LAWYER. Notary
Public. 80 New York block carpos
fatnhH organised paientsi pensions.
ron HALE or EXCHANGE nuni.
moss loi. fef FroeufY utQek or any
thiuH else snap Seattle ltrHI lGHa
tate Co. rs TimVa bids
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Broom brick. with lease; all elegantly
furnished, new brussels aud velvet
carpets. rent only i41 o. per month
ali fun. receipts about t2laoa. strict
" FIRST clasa, 81. COO %. Enquire Room
90. Union block
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and he went East last night with
the representatives. of the Yellow
Moon.
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NHN IbR1E y FNNNLII MakaaEe.
fhAmpoolnN. Manleurlng. ualfdfeas.
With the Nilrp- MasHaEo Machine. u
Mcdonald nieek Phone. Black ga
MNA FAtf eot tth ave. .AAisH treat.
ment fAflofr. slsottiC light Htaam
Yapor baths. vihraaHaHe, massage Tor
hsi
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BARK
SUNK
MALLORY LINE STEAMER col.
IlpEs WITH ARABY MAID
TWO OF CREW DROWNED

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s-The Mall
iory line steamer Denver arrived
last Iight with a big hole in her
staTbosrd bow from collision with
the Norwegian bark Araby Maid.
which she sunk Saturday night off
Dry Tortusas. Two OF the bark's
crew were drowned. The others
were rescued with difficulty.
Free Want ADS
See Classified page for Free Want
Ads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-27

ArCffoN HAIE ~ sirsnnf furmiufo'
the uuHfeuta - nlE room private reel.
aruce. ~ q niChgrtnn Is Co.. will
sell On Saturday the 18Th. At 10 N
sharp. on the premises. No. tia Hell
mont avenue north take broadway
mounted beds. springs. mattreahrH
extension table, dining chairs Gle.
SAINT tidshuafd tpust fiani. couch re-
eeptiau chairs writing desks, nne
phrluf furniture. ruchefa4 elegant
fernstH. Majestic range. heaters iu
fact pNsrS thing hslunEinE 90 a we'll
furnished house. 4, a. nickerton
AuctluuNoF
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A asw and modern I-recEn house. with
ard futt basement. furnace ard
laundry, on Harvard Avenue within
few ptocks % the high school
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aas
INSIDE lots

q jackson Street. on Sixteenth and
Seventeenth Avenues Eoufh and
sufus fronting oH ilafuisV Haaisvafd
fksnfon car ltnst We have a large
nuuAer Of lots ranging IN rtne from
Nxsaq % Exiee. priEes vary from III
70 sc Per lot. The owner desires 60
dispose u this property within the
very near future and 10 has author
tied ~ e. grant very liberal terms 10
purchasers and 90 allow q discount
Tor cash Pun particulars MAJ b.
had az nf4f offieR or at the afsIrr ef
W g. VIII Brick Company on the
FrUaad Hleafboru street and Rainier
EeafsNardit. the property rrsy be
rachel BY Jackson Street. Demcon
HUI and Hentea ear lines.
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=. u DO
A eafner tssxl1n located IN an excellent
rtnting district. there - on q a -
nat Building of xefnpsfa lively recent
c1nstrurttnns iltsfAi deduction
frotn all fixed CHARGES eth leaves =
Net tururaE Tar IN rTce1S % the ofdis
nary Investment. u can Dc handisd
on cash payment ~ g. 49, the Az
NAL income u over - 80.
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elnis1 on the west aide ~ Ffrth Ave-
ng@. between blanchard and fsnofa
SfreFtsi this y within VERY easY
waiAsrN distance u the business dis
tFtrf.
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so

Corner on Harriaon Street within one
hieEa of Wsstiake Avenue. &yslh
well iocated for the efeetion q two or
mere cottages.
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ENCLOSE s stamps date ~ birth and
/ will fsll whom O. marry Mfs
Swain Suite = summit lat ave. and
Pine.
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sfEcfAl. SALE Amerlean watches
GctdfiNiea American watches, war
ranted 10 years. o. iaa written Huef.
antee. American Watch a ieweiry
MUST eel al once. two fosena two
auxila. one driii urtsa pme nhfinkvr
With cnmplrfe outnt u tools and ma
terlaia Cor broadway and ballard
ave-. ballard
FOR SALE cheap Z foot french range
compiets. Nicesp Restaurant lad "a
ave
hkAIER2 new and second hand. ali
HtEeH aud biuts chFan Chanins. ff3
FIRST ave rhuus T. Isl
FOR SALE Hest dental practice In
Everett a snap inspeet ton Invited
Apply Hax W, star.
For sals--Rssl Estate
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to.cENT rcadtnKs Tor few days Prot
pouElaa. raiulHt. Nsndame. ist ave
Financial
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NADINE XAltA. expert uAlmist aad
psyrhiuf ruem = Hotel Grand. %
fIfHf avenue.
Az TITO DATE CoNHNpRtA.
Why ate Madame EBHa ads. hna tht
"kias Contest dke deup SEA explore.
tiensf because they bring diver strl
returns
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5-rcerl house. with iot sleies. On Belle
vus Avenue NeFth. near HOY street.
very pheasant surroundings.
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ST. ~ FAttk NEEEHNE
IL now on Ihe market At ~ 60 III per
lot on ~ reasonable terms The
above price il Just qns=haif the priee
~ fhs aafutnire Acreage and - con.
aislerst cheap hN agents far plating
We vii give eesY terms.
y. ". Weaf. w. Wheeler
WEST 4 WHEELER.
and = - eu Block
Sunset Main gf indspsnrsnf. az
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HUIMINN TUININ
40 rooms. rent fl5N.
PJ~a rooms, rent 1000
fNa y rooms. rent 50 O..
f3o-iN rooms. rent So. %.
$50 Ill rooms, rent 80 10.
9, 600 - rooms. rent tiN %.
itli Second ave. room Ne.
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7 An ms NSS~SS fiiss In yS,sF
home with nav screens Randall the
carpenter Aa Nadiaaas uhonss
Maia NO. u l1i
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~ 4a-s~ronn houNe. LOT Grfe0. water,
sewer. ali lu. paid HaTn for 8 head
stock coed range for COWS
81 30 t-ruptn modern cottage. near
Hinh school
40 room cottage. nice lot. Queen
Anne. close a. car
81 40 modern s-FoOm cottage. let
eplto. gsfh near Madison.
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silf,-Chofrs u large number lots. auth
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o. a9a--t acres. partially cleared. at
HeYsua Park.
Large list 81 lots At ali prices. See
me before buying. Phone and make
arrangements. viii meet yen any
time or place ard shqW property.
4. &. JOHNSTON.
Real Estate. - Downs block
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