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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

Congressman Thayer and the Spring
field republican are both fighting the re-
peal of the Massachusetts, laws govern
ing corporations and the adoption of the
New Jersey system. But both demo
cratic and republican parties, since the
reorganizers got hold Of the democratic
organization, are as alike as two peas in
a pod and both are giving the corpora
tions a free hand to water stock and
commit all other depredations that they
see it, The peoples party is badly
needed in Massachusetts,.
The latest sta tistical bulletin publish
ed concerning the Philippines says the
mean temperature for Manila for IA
years of observation is 1915 degrees,
which is SIS degrees higher than that of
July in New York as recorded during 80
years. With climate of that sort in
winter it must be a great place for Amer
lean enterprise in summer.
Time enough has elapsed to learn the
effect of the frost on the corn crop.
Both the government report and that
made by the authorities agree in the
statemant that the damage will be very
small. The hot, dry weather of the last
few days has greatly benefited the corn.
Corn was damaged in the western and
northwestern sections Of this state.
The Kaiser continues to be the most
active propaganda of the social demo
crat party in Germany. He recently is
sued an order forbidding soldiers to read
socialistic literature and dismissed
postmaster for writing an article for q
socialist magazine. One wonders if the
Kaiser ever heard of headless king en-
titled Charles l. The Germans are the
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

The wickedness displayed by the gov
eminent in allowing great gambling hells
to be established, called boards of trade,
has had demonstration in the cotton
corner" engineered by W. P. Brown.
The Independent has called attention to
the suffering in New England caused by
that corner in the shutting down of mills
and throwing out of employment many
thousand workers. Sadder news comes
from Old England. The Lancaster cot
ton work ers are on the verge of starva
ton. Whole villages must soon be sup
ported by charity. In Blackburn alone
there are already 1000 on the lists. The
whole trading community there is call
ing upon all the civilized nations to en-
act laws making gambling in the neces-
sites of life criminal offense visited
with severe punishment. From the very
first organization of the peoples party it
has constantly protested against this
board of trade gambling. No other
party has ever made protest against it.
Populists have lead in that as in scores
OF other righteous things.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24


During the Boer war the Kruger gov
eminent constantly charged that the
British used explosive bullets. The re-
cent report Of the Royal commission ap-
pointed to investigate the condition of
the British army now establishes the
truth of Kruger's charges. That report
says that "this ammunition with expand
ing bullets had been manufactured in
England before the war to the extent of
66,OO0,O 900 rounds: that there was every
intention of making it the standard out
fit of the British army all over the world,
but that its production was stopped be
cause it was found to be dangerous to
the user in hot climates. 1t was con-
demned by The Hague convention on
grounds of humanity. but it had to be
supplied to the British troops in South
Africa because at one time there were
only two or three boxes of any other kind
on hand"
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

most thoroughly educated and scientific
people on earth. Many more arbitrary
acts like these may give William IL the
lasting honor of being the last of the
Hohenzollerns
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

According to special correspondents
for the New York Herald, Porto Rico has
been utterly ruined by application of
American imperialism. The result of it
sis that Porto Rican laborers are with
out work and starving. Local papers
TEEN with reports of persons dying from
starvation. Only the other day six per-
sons died in front of the gates of Ponce.
Everywhere there is abject poverty"
The whole thing results from it being q
subjugated province. Its trade with
Spain was cut of and it was not admit
ted as territory of the United States.
The little island has to pay for govern
ment much more costly than that Of
some of the big states.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

The republican state convention OF.
Maryland met at Baltimore and nomi-
mated for governor Stevenson A. Will
Jams; attorney general, George White
lock, and state comptroller, L. r. P.
Dennis.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

The republican press agent that the
Sultan has secured from Iowa, may find
that his job is rather ticklish one. The
old Turk has just clapped an editor in
Jail and suppressed his paper because
there was one letter missing from word
in an article on the celebration of the
Saltan.s accession. All the article WAS
excessively laudatory except the one
word from which letter dropped out
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

The storm that ragged In and about
Manhattan island recently occasioned
a property loss Of about 81 600, 900 in
that neighborhood and it is feared
that thirty-six lives are lost. Most Of
the damage was done to sailing craft,
many of which were completely
wrecked.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

The troops on duty at Cripple Creek.
Ceie., on account Of the troubles with
the miners of that region, were re-
Gently supplied with consignment OF
rifles and ammunition. This equip
ment goes to the state guard and is
the first consignment to be sent to
Colorado under the Dick bill.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

In the district adjacent to La Crosse,
Wis, hundreds c. families have been
driven from their homes by the en-
croachments of the Mississippi river
which is flooded and out OF its banks.
The damage loss will amount to hum
dreds of thousands Of dollars
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24

Bloodshed, OUTRAGE aud rapine still
continue in Macedonia and no action
is taken by the powers to interfere.
The conscience of the world seems
sodden If an reliance is to be
Placed in the cablegrams, the horrors
of the present conditions there are
more revolving and fnhuman than
they were In Gladstone's day when
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1903-09-24


A Washington dispatch Of Septem-
Der Is says: Secretary Moody's atten-
ton has been called to the fact that
no monument marks the grave of John
Paul Jones in Paris In the event that
the remains of the distinguished naval
hero can be found, Secretary Moody
will order warship to France to bring
them home.
The democrats Of Maryland held
their state convention in Baltimore on
September .16 and nominated the fol-
lowing ticket: Governor, Edward
Dickinson of Howard county; state
comptroller, DR.. Gordon T. Atkinson of
Somerset county; attorney general,
William Shepard Bryan of Baltimore
City. The platform related principal
ly to lo1al issues, the plank on the
race question being interesting. That
plank is as follows: 1--WE believe that
the political destinies Of Maryland
should be shaped and controlled by
the white people of the state, and
while we disclaim any purpose to do
any injustice whatever to our colored
population, we declare without reserve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31
HW FINS
M MR
RARRU
a NEW INDUSTRY STARTED
FOR THE PURPOSE OF Ex-
TERMINATING A PEST

II. J. sheilmount, local purcha sing
agent for three large Honolulu com
mission houses. has received samples
OF canned American hare. a prDdurt
OF a new enterprise at Echo. Ore,
with the request OF its packers that
he make an effort 10 Introduce Il into
the local market. or In Honolulu or
anywhere he chooses.
The sample is a one-pound can OF
deNiled American hare. a variety OF
game which has become 10 plentiful
In the Butler creek sage brush re-
g1on near Eeho that IL has become Q
yeritabie pest
A company has been organised and
the rabbits are being trapped by the
millions and an effort will be made
10 have IL introduced IN Alaska
where the population ~ forced 10 live
almost exclusively on canned goods
during the winter months.
The rabbit canning industry, which
n new. arose out OF the fact that the
American hare became a nuisz noe
and had to be eradieated some way.
The sage brush people organized
drives and slaughtered them by the
thousands every year. but they null
uplied with friEhtful rapldiiy in
spite OF all efforts TO extermlnate
them.
The American hare came into Ore
gon from Northern California ana
Nevada about five years ago and be.
gan TO wage a war OF determination
against the native jack rabbits. Re
ing more saIney and hardy animals
than the native rabbits. their war.
fare was successful. until TODAY,
scarcely a Jack rabbit is left IN the
whole ssction or country. while there
are untold millions OF the invaders.
The citizens OF k>cho In order TO get
rid of at least a few OF the var
mints" have advertised oil through
the state that big rabbit drive will
ee held on New Years day on But.
Ter creek where rabbits are thicSxcst.
Arrangements have already been
made to run excursions from Port
land and many other points In tho
state on that day. A feature of the
days sport will be the largest rab-
BIT banquet ever held In the state OF
| Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31

last night the special announcement =
made that applicants presenting aip,'
mas from a jag cure Institute VII -
given preference ~ the h"ef"ihs ~
hfatH.
Bathing suits will be turniaheo ~
the pHHsrugorH up flfai avenue WIZ
tbe drought is most apt 90 be broken.
col ~ D. Morse hah kiudlr c0ureuf=
I'd 10 act an traffic manager u th
wagon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31

PANAMA CITY The accompany
inE photographs are OF three OF the
men who played active aad pTOml.
n~ut parts ~ the late uprising at
Panama General iiuertaA Was n,
command Of the battalion Colon
blA At the time OF the uprising and
Vas tbs one 20 give the order Of a.
rest for Generals Toyar and Castro.
which vas executed by Captain Hal
aHar
General Reuben Naron was 10 cotn-
mand of the Funboat II Of Noyefn-
ber' fTsadllial AZ the time and was
lying close 70 the Eunboat +Begota
v hen she shsiisi the city of rana
ma Ou5ns To a failure 60 send Cen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31
@zM MEAZEMD
BY MZNR @
ENGINEERS WOULD WALK OUT, LEAVING BUSINESS HOUSES
WITHOUT HEAT LIGHT OR ELEVATOR SERVICE

CHICAGO. Dec. 20. Conferences
between representative Of station.
ATTY engineers aud their employers
we're held tsiH morning in an at
tempt to prevent strike, whicu
would leave the greater portion Of
ehicaEo'H business population Willis
aut heat. tight or elevator srrs tee.
enc hundred and nfY sky nernpers
viii BE- the ones % suffer most n the
strike II ordered
The meeting failed 10 clear the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31

eral Varou orders from shore he dit
not try 10 Intercept the Boguta.
General Iiuertas has an e1ceiient
military record. having fought Ia %
land ard - sea battles. His FIRST
promotion via Ia January, 1856.
when he WINS given the place Of
drummer. Prom this he gradually
moved upward. step b. step. until
In February. 1902 he was appointes
a general in the Colombian army.
General Naron has held many Inn
poftant positions in the military and
civil offices Of the colombian gov
eminent and has been very promi-
nent 10 the politics of that govern
meut
Captain snlazar has been IN the
military service Of Colombia num-
b~r 81 years. aud has q very fine nit
ttary record
The above three men not onit
played a very important part IN the
recent Independence movement but
had any ore Il them failed 10 carr
out his part OF the agreement The
undergraduates movement might have
been frustrated.
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situation. The engineers while not
refusing arbitration. declared that
under no circumstance would ihey
accept an nrhitorH cirrfymsn, Judges
or attorneys ne Ia previous eaHst,
vs. here rabbi. "a minister ana n
priest composed az arbitration board
the engineers lost instead Of gained
Wee
1hs engineers get - cents an hour
and they demand a7h cents. Tut
tcamEtsrH viii ~ out in sympathy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31
Hard to Believe

Going on a YacatiouT
Yes. I've found a place 10 auiet l
can hardly believe my good luck
Howe THAR
'"fhe folks there have never even
heard that there h such song as
IIiuWniha.f
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"JoHnnIEp

Yes I'm the boy that says the things
that read W awful Hmsrt.
/ am the Kid who always gives the
preacher man a start
They write me up until you'd think
me nothing but n fool
Because Of al the things ! say 10
teacher" during school.
IL
Most every paper tells Of things that
little johnnie did.
TIL all the folks must think I am 4
most unusual Kid.
The teacher ~ the Sabbath school
on. how ! talk 10 herr
And how / sass the man who say,
What. fishing Sunday. Riri8
Ill
You'd think / Was a sOner. by thu
things they say ] do
But. lieten-Hay. the stuff they tell
about ire Isn't true.
It's all got up by humoriHts--f know
| shouldn't speak
But then they're telling lies on me
at umpty piunks week.
Luke the Loon.
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There being no evidence AZ hand 10
show whether "FoKy Ornndpa'H'
Handsome music 10 a blonde ~ bru-
nette u b. np to PhlHeas FDeg kayfe
- explain whether u wears d straight
front " not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31

Applications for breathing space on
the high and dry are coming In rap
idiy and for the benefit OF those who
want to get In out OF the wet at tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31
~ STAR DUST -

Loon says he viii offer the Mikado a
copy Of the atlas Of the world for the
same exhibit
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cprlos
VISIT We dido CufiosltY Shoe foot
HaWnQu street. indian relies. sea
Dancing Academy -.
NuIQdfEHpoN refnsichorefnC College
hecietyy atase, s-nelnE and body oul.
ture. fhons Red n
-. prsssmALlna
va, M ffANI6N ~ homo o ~
ssS hone after ., ~ Phone.
MApAMn a e aAurII % iIineklsy
Dentists
On. 6. 4. EELsoN. ~ ~ Arcade bldr
unglnssrs and Contractors
pgoET goUSb BlubdE 4 pTfbG,
fNu co, Scandinavian American
hs5ns building tsilmsy snf hlshNsgg
Nofh for building dfedainn aBd
hareor improvements. ollie driving
pramatie School
EGAh Drama tic aud opsfatg a6hosi
DIRECTION ~ Norlh~eaiern Iheatriosl
heptsmher Is biplo,a. - aided ~.
gaAeEncata guaranteed graduates Ftk
nuhfha course. acting, Voice build
ina dazzling. peseTipliNe catalogue
g slssaslifd jSssn Io ssnh n g Esan R.,a.
phone nihe cc
Feldiup Beds
MORRIS FOLDING hGbh Gail al
hfssS,yfy' nSh PIKE tables made TO
Junk
" yeu want correct ~eiHhts aud
prompi returns deal with the ChieaEo
Junk Co. ip9 Western. Main ca,
Millinery
MIA a, N, HANSON Tait mlltlsf,
The lowest prices. Cor. Fourth aud
Mechanical engineers
" l.. AAt.i.Asrnit--aAs4 Pioneer.
Musical
heef ~ school q aasIe. "a fSssS'S
Notary Public
JAs Il. fAYLolC Downs oh Main ~
oeulis, and Auris,.
Or -. 49, 6c&iSSos-ssi.sS.
pH FONDA sApEAu-sn burke bid
Or kInsE-nailsy building.
os,sopsthy
MAHinNurDA iNfntMAnf OF
OHf kOPAIHN-ttis Second ayeaue
phone james col both men ana iAdg
csteep.tasi examination RE-.
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE or os.
TEofAfttf FtVs years IN Rsattie.
SAFE pepeait esiiidinH. 7ql first
physlelsn and Surgeon
Dr. JQskfllIEE BELL. a. aud -.
Arcade nnildinx
pn Aasns aussEI. :. IllnAIsy BIZ
pstsat At,srr~y
v =. ADANs- Drafiinx colman BIDS
Printing and binding
ACNE The Prtntsr '-sis aprtns 81.
eammsrc1ai prsn.lnx % all kinas
HEkLEn-. Printer. ie Seneca LaT
psotsssional
30 III NOW. bsfefs ksw fssT, ass
H. the most important time 60 have
your accounts stfaixhtsned hustn
Denny BLDG Tel n1ff n.
Plano and Furniture Work
PIANO ard furniture worf u al
kinds 81 lowest rates ard warranted
eardtsY Piano Repair Co Ns fsaisf
Phone Z. sE
Sewing Machines
hIf.Lls9a= aseias mAohlns repair.
ing fFtt First
Storage
TnfNkA dsitssrtd : cents. dsFs
stsrsks free piano ard fofn.s.ifs
moving estimates siYsn. nuioh
Transfer a HturREs CO. I'D FtFsts
beth ph0asa Main -
ussbrelis vspsirtne
ffAHHEfI.AA manufactures. Gov
~rfnu ana general frpatrinE 90 &4o.
end sscnus noheaen Hrcs
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Ler THE CREDITORS DO THE WORRYING

IL his work morning IN
whose aspect
ehedes in he
am tnao.rut I haven a mt @ debts with"
Mr. 1
torsW would BE- o wrstc he'd
The PHILOSOPHY OF CRANE
. of irish life
delicate One night In
said quiet VOICE eta
a I myself that
great friends gather about my
bed IL IL ! will dir =
myself recovering The friends are sur
and ed
fcan mssn
how though ISM well
oh Il ~ while and dress myself agan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31
Hints on oivina

We should avoid giving anybody the
munps or the ehickoupoN u We can
help it--Isexington tMich) News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31

There waa n turkey rattle Al Broad
wnteTs place. but 50 writer came out
N the little oud u the horn. Macon
freKJ Clarion.
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Guilty. Yer tionorl

what room has he 20 complain
salt rhoum, I guesn," replied tho
man who didn't care whether be had
any friends o. not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31

President f.uubet. ~ France viii
visit Rome In April 30 viii the cHar'
and then Of course Rome viii howl
AZ noon as Reed smoot can secure
n composite opinion from his vile OF
wives ~ to the aingularity or plural
i,y OF HE welded condition he viii
probably transmit the result 70 the
senate and thereby end the agony In
official circles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31

Mr.. Frank Briggs has made a world $
record catching rats Hancock ua-l
Herald.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31
Misleading

There IL man living In Henry coun-
Is named Richexell-but he Isn't
lima Greek MOI Reveiile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31

Tho harhor OF Seattle is 60 be feat
urcd a. a Japanese exhibition at tho
81 Louis fair This ought Co make
every Atlantic port jealous. Luke the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31

After all. smo0t II IN a pretty fis.
II be h. only one-wifs husband. he
ought 10 be punished FOR not having
proved & sooner. and II he has moro
than one wife. everybody will admit
that be has been punished enough al
ready.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-12-31
A Word irom Jo.h VIC

Tom Jehnson's daughter says she
will not no ON tho stage. She ia prob
ably disrustcd with her fathers three
ring circus performance.
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Bu.lnsss Chances


asNoOM hotel only T. to6o, fhis NJ
the best lora ton tn the city. bainA
ala outside roamns with large dtnipg
foem Heating - people. with 10 steady
fuumnfHi large hotel office aud All
tiaE reom nh Hrnund floor Thtn "
the best transient house ia the CITY
~ Everett. all fuil, rent unis tialn.
With tease. II YOU want this come
quick
lleom so unian tlook. sla let ave.
Fpk few DAYS only = room hotel N
brick all fnli % good people rent
with lease ouiY tflnH Der month alt
iiruHaeiH aud Mouurt carpets ihla ia
KumI first eane fleet served
Room ~ tniuu hlaek.
L. ~ RoHENuAtLI, tHwser, Notary
Public At New N@k block tefpas
ratieuH oFsanisrdi patents penateha
50 aood timber cisim. we'll iecaled.
be auiek Mehatef, q itiackisy
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Cash Registers

Ef3tY To- up. easy terms second
hand all makes. bought sold OF
eHchansed E-tfonai C1Hh Register
Co. e1 washinkton bsildinE.
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every day"
ooh. no II doesn't You've been lis
tcning to some vaudeville actors mon
oiug.'
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In the days OF the inaulsition. tho
victims used 10 be hung up By the
thumbs till they were dead. On the
James street car line you hang by
the arm tili you wish you were.
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-. ACRE tracts FOR SALE
hlltf, i,Hs ~ near Eiftcr Lake. lust
orth =. ~, lake. Cheaper than
,he sn.apess "a on terms TO suit
FRANK T. ITufssrp owner.
2oi-1W Globe Gook.
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JinL
Millinery

~ yeu want correct 3sishts aud
Junk Co. ip9 Western. Main 81.
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u.n

Here Il a snap fer the man paying
rent 80 cash viii aWtnE a. A s.
room cottage, we'll located Ou 10th
ave. south. overlooking Sound eHt
~ reach Of dirt and Noise. but close
Ia walking distance. street graded
newly planned new sidewalk. water
Hns sever iH With toilet cohnsetrsi 10
sewer. lot @siA This prize open
Tor = fee daYa only.
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Fer Hsns--Fvralshsd Rssrs
4 FuRNfstft.fy roesns faF hSisek es.s,-
ms Inquire - an ave-. n.
Ser .ie-Mtsestsnssa.
SPECIAL SALE AmeSse4n waiehss-
0eidfittsd Anetisan watches war.
rAhtsd 10 Years. - u, written KuAr-
sntee. American Watch a IeueIry
CO. sS ist eye Raiaiss-ssrand
A NEW PIANo--Nvvsr us-a 1ess
Address c. z. o, box ess city.
FOR SALE Furniture s.ruom hoasr'
first class nelghporhps-d, tts a ss5ap
Il Parker u. facific BLK
FOR sAI.E--At bareain. steamboat
At Nome, tn Eoed rrpalr ohIo Reai
Estate Co, ms Snecnd avs.
HEATERS nsr ana ssesna- had. al
First ava. Phone l. is7s
FOR SALE store q eonfsctionsry
Stationery and netienz. good tora-
ton. cheap rvat n, care IRE star
WHITE aSa barred Piymoush Rosh
soeserst.. pure bred d. W. poxiay
ffISE sffsFEf 1sGRSfTr M 60 '- :. :,
the hi<hxst pytce fer e~eons. trand
/ furniture xoods taken ta ssorar.
lad. itS 60 Pike
HousFHoLD Goods. hlrhss, prsee,
I paid taltrE Furniture Co tfrt Ia
ave White II Stoves rsp@iree z
a CHILD so ear- for: age . mas e
( years mnfhers care and ne othrr
ehlisren- Tel. Front 81. II Queen
ave-.
/ VALDEZ FuRNITuRR co. want.
White "a. Il 81 Stove rsp~iriss
wAHTED-A small country rAnah. Ia
/ cxchNrws fo~ rssy property. Aaarezs
p N sth ave 80
Fer ssIe--Rsal Er.t.
y. w. West. W Wheeler
1 " EST a WHEEL IN.
ard : unssn Hiock
Sunset Main tti. fnaspendsnt. ali
f.ns-cotumbia. near Seventh. pxW
n..s>~ Madison 81 Ger: rms: mod
ssa"-Mia"r. just soash Of Denny way
pso-Prozp~et; sxtsa, 8 rrna corner
r-ee- Pine. mr.. Breadway: corner.
rnoma
" go washinx,oa u near in. mrs
two houses.
teoe- Second ave-. near bell, 1aaiD.
81. ao-Yesier way corner; ioerLa
y aoe-Fourth ave. houses. rent so
per month.
g eoo--sseond ave. n. cor. Harrison
i M1iE.
81. soo-psfth ave. mr.. Denny way: ol
10
/ SIT 90 Second ave. mr.. Bell. OKLA
tsaoo-Pike 1t. corner. faoxfn
E ts.t90--Terry ave. mr.. Howell. i2e1i1e.
y. w. West J. w wheeler
| WEST 4 WHEELER.
and Union Hlock.
Sunset. Main III Indspendent. al
4
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A SNAP IN The
VALLEY
WEST SEATTLE

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