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The Washington times., 1903-10-14
Lack Of Confluence IN Stock Market
HaAS Earl, Oberuhous for Aaza1zce
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, oct. H. - Although a
shade better than expected. the early
cable dispatches from Liverpool this
morning were counteracted enough by
the weather map TO induce an easier
opening in the local market. The crowd
expected frost. but found none on the
map for the cotton belt. There was.
however, rain again in the western sec
tions.
Early trade was on fair scale. with
the room element disposed TO take the
short side. The chief support came from
mates for-receipts at the ports today
were rather light in comparison with
Ia Sf
The Washington times., 1903-10-14
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Especial 10 The Washington Tmes.)
CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
today:
The Washington times., 1903-10-14

Lack of confidence IS still the worst
thing the market has to contend with
at present. Not only does il curtail
the buying power, but also prevents
outside investment and speculative de-
mand.
The Washington times., 1903-10-14
ST. J0SEPH'S SOCIETY
ELECTS OFFICERS

The annual meeting Of the St Jo-
seph's German Society was held Tues
day evening at St Joseph's Hall. After
disposing of the general business, the
following were elected as officers for the
ensuing year:
Charles Specht, president; Alexander
Ebert, vice president; William Huhn,
secretary; Anton Ostmann, financial Sec
retary; John w. Schaefer, treasurer;
Robert Berberich, John II. Rupert,
Henry Nye, executive committee, and
G. Krogmann. B. Ostmann. and n. Auth,
hall committee.
Following the adjournment of the meet
ing the president invited the members
Of the society to an elaborate supper
which was served I'm the banquet hall OF
the association.
The society now numbers 800 members.
II IS the Oldest German beneficial So
ciety in the city, having been organized
October "a. lS44.
The Washington times., 1903-10-14
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

Liquidation OF the railroad list has an
parently run its course, and also seems
to be under control in the industrials.
Under these circumstances. an improve
ment is expected. Sentiment was more
optimistic at todays opening than il
has been for some time
Lack of confidence is still the worst
thing the market has to contend with
at present Not only does it curtail
the buying power, but also prevents
outside investment and speculative de-
mand.
The London market was strong
throughout all departments today. The
general Improvement was due TO an
advance of two points in japanese scrip.
This was taken as an indication that the
probability of a war had diminished.
Americans are led by New York Cen
trail and Canadian Pacific, at a gain of
IL each. while Steel common is up 4
and preferred q per cent
A statement from the Crucible Steel
Company was expected today in view
of the current rumors concerning the
corporations alleged contemplated sol
vency Unless the rumors should have
the officers Of the company.
Considering the improved foreign news
and the better feeling that prevailed
at the opening. today's market proved
a disappointment in it's later develop
ments. Even by bear traders. the mar
lxet was considered entitled to a rally,
and the opinion prevailed that the whole
list would go up a couple Of points
The street is afraid to act upon cur
rent good news because insiders are ne
glecting their apparent opportunities. or
in other words. are suspected Of having
information of an adverse nature.
The present fall in the prices of the
industrial shares is a market rather
than trade readjustment, and when IT
is completed it will be found that really
meritoriOus securities and those DEPEND
ing for their worth upon the sound and
healthy conduct of business are better
off than they were before
Through the great West what signs
are there save of a most prosperous
business. bulwarked by the abundant
harvests that are now being reaped ?
Railroad earnings are now as large as
they have been at any time and will II
be very sad thing for these railroad
companies If they get their steel rails
and steel cars at lower cost in the COM
Ing year than in the last2
The Washington times., 1903-10-14
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Substituted States coupon As. 55O@
110s4
Capital Traction, 4.O00910s. 1.OOOd106.
1,0OOGlNp 1.000d106. 1.0O0d106, 2,000d106,
4,0O0Q 40
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone,
1,O00d103Iz, 1,O00d1031z, 1,000d103lz.
Capital Traction, 5q1191z
After call-Washington Street Railway,
As, 2O0O01ss.
Washington Gas. 2Od55.
Capital Traction. 1Ood120. 6d11si2.
Washington Gas, certificates, 2,0004
117ss, 2. .00od117ss. 2,O00d117ss. 1.00od117&.
The Washington times., 1903-10-14

Wall Street pessimists are emplovine
their time in sending forth their opin-
ions on various properties. and. of
course. these outpourings are naturally
distinctly unfavorable. especially in the
case of industrial concerns and railroad
companies that represent the railroad
reorganizations of the last ten wears
1t is evident that efforts are being made
to make the public at large believe thai
a period of general dividend suspension
is drawing near.
The common stocks of the Industrial
companies dealt in on the stock e,r
change are, for their part in most in
stances. now selling at figures which
disregard the advantage Of any dtvi-
dend return on the shares and leave
open only the desirability of possessing
the voting power and general equities
expressed therein. This is esneciaII,
true in the case OF the United States
Steel Corporation. The price of its
common stock now represents a mar
ket value of less than $7O.OOO.OOO. Is not
the control Of the United States Steel
Corporation worth that sum? IT would
seem as IL sooner or later such consid-
erations as these must produce some
effect upon stock exchange sentiment.
Wall Street-that is, the professional
clements endeavoring to create the
impression that the copper Industry I'm
the United States is going to the dogs
and that the Amalgamated coupanv
will be unable to maintain its stock on
dividend basis. What sensible man
believes such twaddle7 So far as the
Amalgamated Copper Company is con-
cerned. it should be remembered that
the price of the stock has been declin-
ing for many months-indeed. beyond
the level warranted by the reaction In
the copper trade-and that the com
panys earnings in the last few months
have been far beyond dividend require
ments
The railroads Of the United States
have expended millions of dollars on
their properties I'm the last few wears
and are now in a position to reduce 10
an enormous extent operating, main
tenance, and Improvement expenses
without decreasing the operating eff
cheney of tie roads. Persons who be-
lieve normal setback in business win
paralyze the dividend end of the rail-
road companies will do well to make a
study Of TIE situation and then dispel
from their minds the unfounded ideas
apitalized and badly managed in
dustrial concerns may be forced TO sus-
pend dividends. but the solid companies
are not in danger
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-25
~ Classified Ads. ~
Star Want AID Agencies.

p. \. Mullen, Ssi Ballard ave, opn.
City Hall.
rrsmSn, Drug Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W. a. Mansfield q Co, Druggist.
ssd and jackson.
Grahams Hems Bakery, ffos iss
avenue.
c n IehnSreti, cigar store. etc :
Second
Thea harris. a, pesteties, Renter.
little's Pharmacy. fss ave. nerth
and Harrison street. J. n. Little.
prop rteter
- Carlton & CO.. Druggist. cor ssh
go. and pss street. South Seattle
2. a. Moore. postetties. Sc. Pars.
University Drug Sters. University
Station.
HS~sll 81 Pharmacy. to2l Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark, pro b
prieter. SCe8 &. Madden.
celUmbis Drug Store, W. J. Stud
tsyi prop- Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy. p. e. Fisher.
rrop,. els Broadway and Iamea
Quaker Drug Co. iots lat ave
lsary's Pharmacy, 235 N. Bread
~syi phone, Union W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-25

Tho two latest popular songs 80
Germany are the joint work OF the
car Of Russia and the grand duke
Of HsFse Everybody Ia Germany r.
buying them and most Of the people
are trying to sing them.
The ckAr really isn't much Of a
poet lie wants 10 be. but whilr the
spirit r. willing the poetry u weak.
II the cxar II ambitious 10 he known
as the Charles X Harris Of Russia,
Il IL feared that he II doomed 70 dis
appointment
Ths grand duke isn't much 81 a
composer either He ia an effeulnaic
individual whose principal oecupa-
ton IL embroidery. a little while
ago he employed himself between
making sofa pillows and Fostering
his aifs. but she wouldn't stand u
and got a divorce.
Here are the cars n0ems, trans
lated into English The msts- Is
very bad IN the translation. hut that
isn't doing the royal poet an In
Justice. for II II just 80 bad IN the
original German.
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rnY THIS oss THE PIANO.

1 WOULD COMPOSE POETRY
AND SING.
I would o0mpoae poetry and sing,
Shout ms happiness 10 heaven,
And on wings Of the blessed.
Fly with them there.
] would ia rapture melt
Dissolve my heartachs,
And shed mute tears,
Weeping bliss.
The dark cypress trees nod
Silently Ia the evening breeze.
Twilight shadows arise.
It's the earth's spring song.
Ny happiness. born IN the f1ghf
time,
Has blossagned only in the DARK.
/ have lost something,
In darkness ! YEARLY stray.
Ard my soul gropes
Searching about IN the fog.
And priee. and pushes and haEtenF.
And finds Il uevermore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-25
The MARKETS

The Western Avenue commission
men are ~ the opinion that turkeys
viii rot be overly plentiful this year.
Should there BE- n shortage. however,
there viii be Ar abundance q chickens
70 act a. Substitutes.
Apples and oranges arc goiE auiie
slowly. but otherwise everything In
moving promptly. EEga have advano-
Cd two cent?
WHOLESALE PRICES
cThsse prisss are 10 any buyer ln
sssrsss > per cen, hlEhsrJ
Provisions
Fresh Maas-cow beef. s,s&sc per 10.
steer bcsi. sAsase 10. vsar louiie 10.
pafk r IL. mVtt0n. sAsfec 10.
Pruxiagons Hams iksl &c H. breakfast
bacon. lee ID. bellies. fresh. izise I'm
Vegetables
Native Hurh9nka. 7s0sac ewt. raki-
ma potatoes. ti@Sroc c.t. sweet pota-
tees. lac per To-. carrots. ltc per sack
rlaiAbsgAr, &c Jack cabbage. &c ID,
S psSr. ssSsii @ 81 ,' celery. ssSse per
aos radlshss. ieo per dsa eunghsF:
lettuce. q % per buE. WaiiA Waiia
saloss q = Rss cit srssn s ssons i9 e
per To- pumpkina idiLe per ID. bell
peppers. u.o1zii1.
Green Fruit, Ete.
Apples. COOKING, Socati. % box. Split
aenDefsr o. iao y per box. Bald wins
WAEnerN. Northern spies. etc. 81 soe,
y per box. east q the mountains
tansy Gre, !, y -. ssos.n s g per s3s 8
box Winter Nellie pears. 81 10 g box /.
Wears and others. about % per box.
pinsapples. s. % doz. Gapea. Tokay,
Rose Peru and Others, t.t9 crate. Ma
iencia oranges. ~ ~ BOX Lemons g. y
"a - box. Cranbsrries. 1000 per bbl
Persian dates, eaze u. Huoklebsrrles.
Hay, Grain and Feed
Oats. t2sl s per ton. barley. 81 ton:
What ~ ton. chop. tatu& ton shorts.
~ ton. bran. - ten. 81 meal IS ton
III W timothy. new. 80 ton; 4. W.
cofupFeFsed timothy. new. tzzi1s ton
new wheat hay. SIS ton. new alfalfa.
Sic ton rev Puget Sound hay. tisz1
ID ton. middiinEss - ton.
Butter. Eggs, Cheese
Native creamery. sc per ID. Eastern
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na.lnsss ehsns,s
ARCADE rxcltANaE.

- aHd % Arcade
HpoNiN9 tfot hks A SPECIALITY.
/ ruuiH ou Third avenue. 80
,fsauls on 5lh eve rent -, pfles
80. SEQ raHh bHianrr munfhIY
fnutes uH Madison aud ID. nasl
[ t"oina oa 20 ave rent 81 80
I rooms oa raafth s sss s .ss ne go
{ q fnntfts. tHt eve = Fash. SEQ
tNenin nn lgt ave. rvut ~ EoQ
II F''uinH pfi ffd ave real - $40
r res,ss e ss ,,f az ~. ' ,li,a q
rautss ga - ave tefms d -
Y f0wfaH On fth aFF terms siAo
q fs'etns en IN eve one n ths meet
iu thH cts, II %
q rousas eH sth hfr terms $50
/ y fooIns heart ~ rIts BeaHa lease
uur fHFuifnfe and carpets & H0
- rooms. ffrst eve rarueE bftrks iouE
s So. "a = ~ dliS =; s..S .a ss,s.
> rooms an First ave- rent 500.
$ foofns osi Tfrai agr. Swear isasa and
= money. aneAef price ties. y eash
balance . per month thia = a snap
I ~ fpHsHH - hssrt ~ sfff steam heAt
Sfh taFrsshed. s eash nries . -
cns - thr beet transient haaiaaa
tsfuts price o. IN
q tuUfns ~ nrst h!ll hleh ela.s teart.
a 70 ss5 ss.s trss slsa assiss fen, na.
Eeea Investment. iiee eaah. rFlss
- ra6as iqks stFsss alssrles. rsut So
o. reosas saafh "a Ssslss. rent nei
e. fanfn eost iaEmau,s house. rent fisa.
| Es1 cash pFicr uua
{ 10 rooms fsut less thsu " per room
I terms. rftre tso
q rooms go dfrf ave swear lea -.
nst proats vtii average 80 Vet
/ month. 5 tae cash. balance ro a
month, prize f"
"a rppm sfanselont house. soush q
rssief q on cash prize 8 30
100 raams. pouth = femier. the best
/ tanugf maker IN tho eiiy uqsU eahhi
''''' GROCERY STORE
piks street rsnt - place for mat
and wife. IRIS,
- Foom hetsi. Mil cxehaHss fot real
estate cash waite kpau
/ Lot i4xtoo North SEATTLE. Nth - foasa
house sschanss fer tee ss.sts e
rsasssssa lssk FER ss2sTsg az
/ - arres II Masun fnmhfY Wash rea
rhauas for FuumfstH house.
O. - wpgth q ehsap JswsIff. esrhanEs
p..o sofia u nsarchandss for real
nus.ns.. ias N n.puhlle. wash. value
80 sse t.s.'ls. ter h s., (, - lea
rhauNe far real estate
iss arrr urtieF claim, value Gae. ca.
change fnf rstutoinN hoNeF
cream new cottage. veil hNiff nfid 9
nee borne. rxshaHEe for farta. faias
3 ssssn cottage. On ear iins. yaius
{ q -. exchange fnT runtutuS house
I . lsta ftuff Angeles fafHe - each
| raahaaEr Tor fnaffsiuE house.
! SIT yestf exchange NE can maven
thsm, li.ts = ,hs time p shs fssi
that tKatea hrr made quirk 30 Aai
| raarn trnnNW on any NFuNftff ~
sen snd srrvs the taYsf as vel az
NpeApE HxCrf NOE
Sunset fhene fiius fii Ind
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creamery hriek. &c 10. tub. fresh. 70
10. storage. 14g1f ~.
EggN-NatiVe ranch. &c dnx. ortgon
ranch SO dox. Eastern. Zl4aac doE
Cheese Naiiys. it1isc per ID. East
ern. Ice per ~.
Poultry
Chickens. hens AID springs. i1i4ei %
per No. Live turkeys. isG41Dc per ID:
dressed turkeys. Essfzte per ih. Ducks.
i1s8fli2e per rs Geese. iGMlic per ID.
RqaAhs. searcs. q sDas % per doz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-25

LAST STAND


The Outlet Clothing Co. II deter
mined 10 get rid OF It's stocks. and
yesterday prices took another drop.
one OF the biggest price cuts ever
made ls in hunters, logEers' and
surveyors boots, made by Bucting-
ham q Hecht. These boots sell for
500 and sac, hat TO get rid OF their
stocks the Outlet puts the price down
TO siss a pair. considerably below
Wholesale cost suits and uvercoats
are going at equally astonishing
prices. Mems sibeo and tie.so over
coats are se.S5. and the 1000 and
ti2.00 ovcrcoats are tSsb. Hats and
furnishings are marked az about
half. The Outlet Clothing Co. cor
ner Washington street and Occi-
dental avenue
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caIlfernla's Attraetlon.

For the tourist. pleasure or health
seeker are manifold. Take the fam
Gus scenic Shasta route. Two
trains daily. Rates San Francisco,
$3.50, first class. 5000. second
class. Reservations and descriptive
literature at Southern Pacific Co.'S
office. els First avenue. 4. T. Ellis,
general agent
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BROWN DENTAL COMPANY.
SURE CURE FOR PILES

Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching. this form. as well as
Blind. Bleeding or rrouudlng Piles
are cured by Or. no-san-ko's Pile
Remedy. stops itching and bleed
lng. Absorbs tumors. boc Jar. at
Druggists. or sent by mall. Treatise
free. Write me about your case. Dr.
Roaanko, Philadelphia Pa. For sale
at the Quaker Drug Co. 1918 First
avenue, Seattle.
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Arrival OF Santa Claus

on Saturday morning santa Claus
will arrive at the Interurben depot
frum his mountain home. On leav-
InR the train Santa Claus will pro
coed 20 the Bon Mhrche store. where
he will take up his quarters until
Christmas All children should meet
him and give him q rouslng well
come. Every boy In the city who
has drum will report 20 Santa
Claus courier. at the depot, for es-
corf duty. Five hundred trumpets
will be distributed among 500 mrty
boys, who will also form part OF tho
escort TO carry dear old Santa 10 his
Seattle home-the Bon Marche- 80
.--------.ts----
Extra special minee pies, &c. at
New German Bakery. First and
Madison.
----fs-a---------
Free Want Ads
See Classified rage for Free Want
Ads.
Extra special minee pies. &c, at
New German Bakery. First and
Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-25

THE PLACE TO LIVE
leautifuI location or shore % Lake
Washington. short ride on f-cant
electric ears from FIRST aud Wash
are ssiling fast 81 fft. - and 500
ct q and SO down and = month fda
already sold. everybody likes Rainier
a. an ~ ~ 81, e,, hsap 81
Veatmsut schools. churches. sforea .
fine garden soil. cleared and Rraaed
avenues, aidcwalkaf grand Views,
healthful. plenty wood ard clfy
haalthfui. plenty wood ana city Wa
ter at e1e month. humber on terms ~
hons built. Sec ~ Weed agent aHine
ht Rainier Beach, or g q aturta-
want. owner. 1io HoafSs hiaes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-25

8 LOTS for fI.ooo-best buy in Seattle.
3 lots for US
Here are two bargains that you should
Investigate at once, for they are
away under the market price. fuuc b
Ing.
MARtS n CO,
"a Boston block.
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RsaI cenlInnsd

.s..-s. ~ ~ d. - - ~
heaulifdl hgms on ath at5# Z touma
wiz cell oa essf terms ftlcH is6oo
htUr h.rHnm modern eHttnHt Hn aIht
ave FiiH o. certainly harEHin.
WIN terms lfice ~ Hn
tahsd I block ffuin cor line win cell
Hn easy terms iiHirr N.t
We also have nErr and e aHrc tracts.
located pn ear line eunt gaf f4fe.
which We Hrr selling ut WY low
Hrufra. aud on ras2 teruaI
call and soc un
b fENAfir STEWART a CO.
itaum s. tnloH hlach 40 iat Ave
A 6 totNsfoN
81 loo@s aeres az Ravena rafk 8 aorss
cleared snap
So choice If several let's era ~ kHis
nlcr eef lins ~ csah SO nsf iaonth.
south Lane Is terms
800 Aimust completed tsruabi house.
lot 1HNlth. 18th east Columbia.
SO Lots ON seth, south Denny, or
Sec euf iist before buyins 1t viii save
.A = JOHNSTON. a.,
~ PHONES Main IA Ind. ssit
MARS rftEM Alt
SEQ Five ana one halt aFrrH N choice
land un the IUteFuFhhm5 close to
Garden stallion AHin land ta all
elRahrd and very fHHY cleared terms
100 cash balance Co HHut purchaser
u "a NICHOLS
On WaHhluStou bids
PARTIES wanting 70 squat on home
stead CiatmH cruising q on coo ~ and
better. cell room ed Pacific block
i eAi.Ehhtlk ate required 60 handle
the crowds az Hlllmnu cts HuAlHH
acre tracts People hfa surprised 60
get thrn 30 cheap ana on surA eaas
terms Scent farc GA WaHhiuKtun 81
come tadaY
CiiEAP Two iarsr trnrta VI land aud
eHtor1 house only SIS Il sold "a usUr
See uWMErH. Mault ur lfFiftn. Garden
Station ~ Cruth fare un uyW Heu.
ton car. let aud Jackson a.
Aersags ter Sale
AcilE rDACfs foR aAfE
ACRE TRACTS near hitter Lake. lust
north n Green Lake. Chnauyf Than
the cheapest sad en- tsftua 20 suil
PRANK 4. HUNTER. Owner.
Hl @i ulohe BLOCK
A NNAP Sac 3 acres Al land. 81
minutes walk fruin HiVerglde station
uu iulefurhHn. - down. 90 pei
month. thas Is. Adams. ~ Star.
boyd hlsck
broom house. sli1 Western ave Fries
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Marriage License.

Harry $ Weed. 81 Seattle. Nellie AZ
wooster - HASTINGS NUh
Edward i. keenan,. al Seattle
Nslsstiue Y Romano. "a seattle
John ]. HatediEuard. 81 seattle III
nyr " sCiArk 81 seattle.
fvtfr Mulds. 81 n. hlaklfy wash
Irene Ciassou. q Victoria. q q
Wills MneFe a. seattle. Matilda q
Stewart. EN seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-25

Extra special Ihince pies. &C, at
New German Bakery, go First ave.
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ron SALE. go shares ~ stock IN
a. WILMINGTON Rowling Co This
Company h Incorporated uHdfr the
faWu ~ fhs state - Washington
ntsa NAYS n dividend - . pr cent rHF
81 q MYERS a 60.
rs 81 - Arcade building
CIGAR store. nue loeat!an, rent
g. WY wofk fer others. THIS beats
sss9f {hgr AVE m-room icdrinr
house ine reHt. lease. terms. money
TImea building. -
You certainly vii never have n tstieF
opportunity e Eettirg in the hotel
business fiFhfs ,., -.
a roofns strictly modern Win niee
new furuffura. rent only ID ~
month. with 3 years lease Ahl y =
IN only hfaf sciasH hutFi Ia one ~
ths masf thriving towns lceetsd on
Intrfufhun call and We VIII ave
YOU. price end terms. 49, rn
HtEWATtr. FfEWAHT = CO.
Room y Union hlees. ~ lst Az..
A Fpw BARGAINS.
4 faams nicely furnished Eoed lncn-
ton. low rent. Price Zoo
4 rooms. steam heat. good fufnl tNrcs
reasonable rent with Ions lease.
a f5.orns central laraNon. best tran
srlant house in cts. Price - 90
IL rnama. fine location and aouf MONEY
girFWkftF. STEWART q CO.
naam ~ Union Block. 10 ist Ave
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. " Wet ! " whe.tsr
MkHr q WHEEL RR'
aua : Union Niock
sunset. Asin All independent al

" ANHN ~ tAMaaHar
WEsr = WHEELER.
ana Union hlock
sunset. Asin an. Independent al
81 Nt01
\ eoraef iaNln located IN an excellent
TentinE district. thvre 4 on Il ~,
hat nutliinE - comparatively recent
trgu. al nSsd eharFsa still caves a
net nsams far Ia escesH = the efdis
on ! cash pafmeuf ~ 81 Is. H. a..
uuai iuVonsg IL over - 80
- usa
fsruoH house. With tat Msta nn Helles
yue Avenue North. nesr Hay STREET.
very plfarant auFfnunalnEa.
ia uga
a nsw ant uanlfeTn g-rpam house. with
fffspuan hail. Cuucrpta foundation
anf fail basement furnace and
laundry. ga Harvard Avsnue within
feN nlogks q ths hlsh school
- q esa
eaai.n. % he west slide - Fifth Ave-
rue= between Blanchard anf fsraaFa
htrestH tia - within very eaaF
Nflsina distance % the business dis
sime
Corner 81 ifarFfanu Street sffhln che
hlceh = MsnffBkN Avenues asxfa
well ioeRifd Zoe the erse lion u twe %
INSIDE I.oTR
~ - aurssan pFieaa = fuu hiucke aaHfli
- JarksVn Street on sixteenth ard
rsVen ts~hth Avenues Nanth an6
snme treating on Katuisr Huuissafd
tltsnton cer ltuel We have s iarEr
nuWhsf ~ i0ts. FaHEinE ia sirs ffaln
aa.4 - Ukl1. pftces vary from H.
.'.ss y, ~ IL -, sssst slsslTss 80 g
Neff near future ard h. has aufhaF'.
tEed us e. grant gery Literal terms 81
purchasers srd O. aiiuN = dsaroant
Ia ~, s a. "a, ~ ~, pss',e :, az ~ =
" g fllll nrtek Coinpanv "a the
9ruHnd Hleafnofu street and nAiulsr
n1stAfdis W. property nay b.
lfiu ard nsnton ear AHss.
/. FouTH PARK RESERVE
Il row en The market AZ % T. Gi& per
shave price = fast half the prtrr
- thsSsdiulniuk acreage anl i con.
klsisfeT thoep ~ aKrnta fQx plating
:, W. -'il givs easy tsrns.
WEar a WHEELER.
ard > zion ffiaqN
Sunset, Main al tndepenrrnt ar.
NINE ROOM heuse. y minutes walk
Pipresr sluafe. arsdsd street. CO:
rneut NAiks in ard Paid Can - haf
row ser only t.eas terms
New modern house. Is ropuaa. renfs 81
pr meHth close 60 HiKh School,
BEE terms
Quarter arrttnu patented timber lard.
81 million feet. ELL exchange far
hoasr ard Iat
f1ftesn Faotna einar IN near Pike rents
800 per Hsnath. completely furnished.
QaarteF section timber lard ~ Claiiafn
county. = miihaa feet lumber, for
Several cheap buys on Queen Anns.
both lots ard huunsH.
Corner lot tftfl,n. elegant view, near
49, line and arhoat fnF onir fss0
Two Groom cottages near Hi3h school
eFxi8 for tat9o vii sell either.
Houses aud let's tu ali parts q city
nootfE = co.
q Pacific block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-11-25

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Gsnsral Hospital Cause sniarEea pfos-
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Hospital % safeonsa - kidnef.
A Helm. Il years. All ttnIts lat axc.
Cause suicide
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