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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-24

forlginaLl

iOriginaLl
When Larned was in college he wa
first IN athletics and last in his studies
Then came a tour abroad Disdain
ing such effeminate affairs as RAILWAY
carriages, Larned used his legs
Tramping in Germany. he stopped one
evening at hotel in a summer resort
where preparations were making for a
masked bail he asked the landlord
for a costume and was given one-a
Faust-which he was informed had
been engaged several days before, but
relinquished during the afternoon.
Larned put it on and went down into
the ballroom.
Among the women was q Marguerite,
a trim, graceful figure with an inn
mense plat Of blond hair, who on see
Ing Faust at once manifested an inter-
est in him. Larned was not long in adj
vancing and asking for a dance.
"Ach," said the lady as soon as he
opened his mouth to speak, you are
some one elseH
Larned begged for an explanation,
but the girl only laughed and put him
off with the remark: Il am we'll enough
satisfied. Don't pry into other peoples
affairs
During the evening a Philip II. was
eying the Faust and Marguerite couple
with as much apparent chagrin as they
seemed to be mutually pleased. At
last Just as Faust was leading Mar
guerite out to dance the king Of Spain
marched up to him and said;
Herr, I will relieve you Of the lady .
NO one VIII relieve me, replied
Faust "of any lady whom ! have
asked to dance unless she wishes it,"
@But | am he checked himself.
Il don't care If you're the grand duke
or the kaiser. The lady must decide
between us"
1t would have been impossible" said
the girl, for Marguerite to prefer any
one to Faust. even a king. However.
I'll dance the next with your majesty
If you so command"
The man turned on his heel and
walked away.
Now, what have you doneT said
Marguerite HE will challenge you,
and you VIII have TO fight him.
oh that's in my line, replied Faust.
III had to meet him in 4 disquisitlon
on philosophical problem would
offer a humble apology. Unfortunate
" / was given the lowest order Of ae-
eomplishments."
When the dance was over man
tapped Larned on the shoulder. They
retired and 1t was arranged that
duel with rapiers should take place at
once. The parties passed separately
from the hotel so as not to attract at
tention, and the seconds led the way to
a barn near ait hand. Lanterns were
procured and the principals placed in
position TO Larned's surprise his OPP
ponent chose to fight masked.
They were about evenly matched III
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The Tines Daily Short Ston.



i SKILL but the German IS never equal II
expedient 10 the American. Larned
sided around till be put his enemy in Z
position where one Of the lanterns
shone directly In his eyes then put
+ several inches OF steel IA the heshy
part Of his right side Tt was not a
dangerous wound, but Just how serious
no one knew. The mask was removed
the clothing torn open and the wound
examined.
Your serene transparency" ex-
claimed the doctor Il thought YOU
were the other man"
u intended to be- but changed my
mind"
q am sorry" said Larned TO have
stepped into a mistake through your
intended costume, but rejoice to have
winged you 50 slightly"
His serene transparency was removed
by carriage to his own bed. Larned
went back to the hotel In the hall
stood Marguerite unmasked, and a very
high bred, pretty German fraulein she
was. She appeared relieved at seeing
one Of the combatants return unhurt
and anxiously inquired for the other.
Larned assured her that he had got of
with flesh wound
1T was my fault" she said. HE is
my betrothed. We agreed to come
here as Faust and Marguerite. He
changed has character and instructed
the landlord to rent his Faust costume
to see how would act with another"
1T seems to me, fraulein,' said Lar
ned, that be found out not only how
you would act, but how the another
would act"
He is jealous"
He will prize you all the more for
seeing you priced by the another
She looked at him with her eyes of
northern blue and be read a story.
Here Is what he read condensed in that
one look
II am noble; you are not. / must
marry within my circle, nay husband
being chosen for me Tonight / have
met the man could love, but between
him and me is an impossible barrier
We have met without introduction; we
part with a passing acquaintance. II
we meet again il win be as strangers"
"Fraulein," said Larned softly, "hav-
ing met you is the episode Of my life.
! regret having come for a moment be-
tween you and your betrothed and had
I known he We're such would have re-
signed you at once. I assure you that
these few moments Of happiness Will
not cause me to forget that we are
merely masked acquaintance"
She put out her hand and gave his
pressure, accompanied by d look, that
he remembers to this day. Then she
turned away When they met the next
day in the gardens she was walking
with retinue Of friends 0utwardly
at least they were both masked.
Larned learned that the betrothed
COUPLE were related TO the reigning
house, that the man was rich and the
girl court belle. The only explana-
ton he ever got Of their attending SO
plebeian an entertainment as a hotel
ball was that II was freak and in
mask, PHILIP CAREY LEEDS.
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sShAAor morgan ON tue CaAAA matter
IF the Colombian congress has re-
Iected the treaty it is because Colombia
has respect for her constitution. a care
for the integrity Of her territorial linn
Its, a desire for permanent relations of
friendship with the United States and
a regard for her financial interests, z
said Senator Morgan to a reporter of
the Washington Post "All Of which
dignity that republic in the estimation
or other nations and peoples. Our duty,
prescribed and enjoined by law, is to
apply the appropriation made by act
Of congress to the Nicaraguan route, to
which there is no valid objection of
any sort With the cordial assent and
cooperation of Costa Rica and Nicara-
qua, republics that have always dealt
with us in a spirit Of sincere friendship
and confidence, the canal will be speed
lily opened to the commerce Of the
world and all nations will rejoice with
our people"
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Parks, rrinI Resnmed

New York. Aug - The trial Of
Samuel j Parks the walking delegate
Of the Housesmiths and Bridgemen's
union. has been resumed before Re.
corder Cor The defendants testimony
created considerable surprise. especial.
" his denial that he had ever seen his
accuser, Josephus Plenty. until be saw
him fl the court room week ago
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-24

Winnemu6ca. New, Aug. - Sheriff
Lamb Of humboldt county has cap
tured four men at Lovelock who, It is
alleged. have been operating through
this section very successfully for some
time past The four men boarded two
freight trains fifteen miles east Of
Lovelock and robbed everybody found
riding on the trains, then beat them ZIP
and threw them off the swiftly moving
cars. Patrick Welsh Of Palisade. Ney
was shot three times after being rob.
bed and died later from bis wounds
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FoREsALEsBY
Riekert & Wells, W, 4. 6ladding. Z. A. Drown.

ship m any labor organization and
that there shall be ne discrimination
against or interference with any sm.
ployee who Is not member of aus
labor organization BY members q such
organization
Concerning this principle the presi-
dent wrote
1T Is, Of course. mere elementary
deeeucy 70 require that all the gov
eminent departments shall be hanaled
IN accordance with the principles thus
clearly and fearIessly enunelated
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I1iIIen nv q GnIf NH

Philadelphia, Aug. % After lying
unconscious since last Tuesday Bertha
Herman. aged fourteen years, has died
in hospital here from the effects Of
being struck on the head with a golf
ball ME child was watching the play
on the sharon Hill link, near here.
when the ball struck her fracturing
tie skull She fell unconscious. and
fingered in that condition until death
ensued
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New York riren,en porade

Gloversville. N II. Aug. - The
crowning event Of the firemen's con
vention was the big parade ia which
nearly 5000 uniformed men participate
ed, All sections 81 the state being fep-
resented, i was the largest parade ever
held at firemens convention. The
band contest held was decided, and the
money was divided between the Fort
Dayton band Of Herlyimer and the
Dunkirk band The convention ended
with q great fireworks display
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Liverpool. Aug % The Rev DR.
George c. Lorimer Of New York is a
passenger on the Dominion line steam.
er New England, which has sailed
from this port for Boston. He had
been drawing great congregations dur.
Ing his stay in this country but re-
fused all overtures to accept a call 10
London.
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Enaiish Yachtsmen DFepoaden,.

EnHItNh fHehtHmen UFNp3E mt.
London Aug. y All the press com
ment here on the Shamrock Ills per.
Torrance evidences the growing con
viction thar she is incapable Of recap.
turing the Americas cup under any
weather conditions. The papers claim
that the abortive race showed nothing
Of the respective merits Of the two
boats, but they admit that The perform
ance Of the challenger did not fulfill
the expectations Of her behavior in Il
light wind and say that Captain Barr
seems to have shown smarter seaman
shin
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60 rotlntch II proeress.

Seattle Wash, Aug % -0ne Of the
greatest Of the many Alaskan pot
latches between the native tribes OF
the great north land is now in prog
ress at Taku, in the southeastern see.
ton OF the territory It is between
The ancient Auks and the beligerent
Takus. This Is the first time the pres.
ent generation of the Auks was ever
invited to a Taku potatch.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-24

Scranton Pa, Aug y by q vote Of
u to the select council indefinitely
postponed action on the report Of the
boodllng Investigation committee rec.
ommending the unseatlng of selectmeu
Evans Regan and 0'Boyle for alleged
solicitation Of brides in connection
with the Dalton street railway fran.
chise. The three men attacked were
not allowed to vote.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-24

Bloomington HI Aug ~ Frank ]
schrieber said to have served longer
than any other postmaster III the Unit.
ed States has died at Cruger Wood
ford county aged seventy seven
schrieber WAS appointed postmaster
during President Buchanans admins.
tration in 1859, and served continuous,
" for forty four years
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Frankfort IND Aug - a blow
With the Hst which broke the victims
neck caused the deatAof Harvey Thorn
as. Thomas quarreRd with Harry
Ioyeland and the latter is alleged TO
have struck the fatal blow in the fight
which followed
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Mr. BALrOuR CORRECTED.
MacVeagh says That English Il 10
BE Spoken at Hague Court.

49, -
MacVeagh Says That English II 10
he spoken at Hague Court.
London, Aug - Wayne MacNeagh.
senior counsel for the United States in
the Venezuelan arbitration. has written
a letter to the Times, calling attention
to the statement made by Premier Bal
four ia the house Of commons Aug "a.
that there was ~ Xpected dtiag g
the.szttlGment OF the Venezuelan ques-
lion owing TO the fact that France and
spain objected to the use Of the Eng
lish language before the tribunal and
that the question had been left 70 the
tribunal itself 70 decide.
Nj AlacVeagh says AIr Balfour must
have been either unsupported or mlsin-
formed since the language difficulty
was already settled, it having been de-
cided that the English language should
be used at The Hague.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-24

New York Aig. p Fire was dis
covered on board the navy yard tug
Pontiac while going down the bay She
ran alongside The cruiser Chicago
which put 4 stream Of water on the
blaze. extlnguishing II With slight dam
age The Pontiac proceeded to Fort
Iafavetfe iater
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l,O37,82l.s4
SLlOI.O49.3O
BLOCK, MAIN ST., BARRE. VERMONT,


"a .th
deposits exceeding 1000
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. 4. Mullen, 81 Ballard ave, seo.
City Hall.
Fremont DRUG ce. Ewing street
and Fremont Avenue.
W. A. Mansfield 6 Co, Druggist
a3d and jackson.
erahsm's Home Bakery, eros Isl
eNense.
c N Iohndrotf, cigar store, siel
Second
Thee Harris, al Pestoflee, Renton
little's Pharmacy. tst ave. rog.f
and Harrison street. ]. n. Lite%
PREP rletoH
Carlton & Co. Druggist. Ger. sth
%, and pae. street. South Seattle
?. A. Meers. Posseifies. So. Park
University Drug Store. University
Station.
newell ST. Phsrossy. 1904 Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark, pre-
prieter. Yes e. Madison.
Columbia Drug Stere. W. ]. Stud
icy, prep, Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy. y. &. Fisher
rrop~ els Broadway and James.
Quaker Drug Co. 1918 iss ave.
lsary'e Pharmacy. 2Ss N. Broad
wSyi phone, Union %.
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Fred w Robinson. 81. seattle
Clara + Ceiecn. 81. Seattle. Bant
g Mccormick. 81. Seattle. Maude NJ
Null, -. Seattle: Jesse 4. Eagan. IS
Kirkland, Ida A. smith. Il. Kirk
land, Wn. Rartonte Gwnrthon. 81
Seattle. Leila Montf. "a Seattle.
Elisha Cooksnu. seattle. sarah ]
White. Seattle. D J. Montgomery
Is Seattle. Elizabeth BeVan. rs
kentou James Rahb so Seattle
Gertrude Coleman. 81. Seattle shad-
Fach Evans 50. Riack Diamond
Wn.. Francis Morgan, -, Mckay
Wns. Henry y. Hylion. SaegtIe. Yer.
Niah = Notten. Columbia. Wn.
Fernando A. Jones. &c. Seattle. Ross
G. SteinmetH. IS. Seattle.
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location - timber aud coal claims la
this province have been Issued dufihH
the last three weeks. a large number
- these are BY Americans. who are
building mills IN the Interior, amDnE
these being the LudEHte brothers u
Seattle. who are starting a biE lumber
mandatory 81 Hsves toke me coal
land iIesnrea are being applied for ln
the Nicola valley Ia hnfieipa zion 81 a
railway being built into that section
from the coast al an early date.
Mrnarn breckenridge and Lund, Of
Washington State. have tust eomplet-
"a the construction - $4,000 saw
mill at Wardnsr -. 6. which viii
have a capacity Of 100 feet per day.
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The commercial p1grsss and
aroNsth Of Seattle and the North
west 10 reflected IN our rapidly IN
efeaaing business.
Below Ne give the names et We
purchasers during she month Of De
tober and the name Of the Piano or
Organ each one bought.
n you are included in the long
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ARRIVE AT FRISCO

sAN FRANCISCO. Cal Nov. p
TSe crew and passengers Of The wa
tet.lagged steamer Charles Nelson
arrived this morning on the collier
Tltania.
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Notice TO Subscribers

II. any evening. youT copy OF The
star has not arrived at ESQ O'Clock.
telephone Sunset. Main 1850, or IN
dependent has. any time between
q 80 aud sa--and COPY will be sent
you At once. hy special msss-ngsf.
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LISTOF R7 SALES

You can more fully appreciate the
fact that tho others were doubtless
influenced by the many advantages
that were made so apparent 70 yeu
upon investigation.
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Hanna fosG 81 u lei lith ave-.
cause, heart failure. Arthur Shatier.
-. ~ Pine street. cause. HriEhts
disease. Ger W. Murphy. 10 Seattle
General hospital cerehrats hem
orrhaEe. Albert J. Kenyon. es. south
Seattle. Senile Decay.
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Tide.

Isl Il. W ) = a N. IL. II II
W, % y m. 1876 tst L W. 1 IA
= m is "a l. W. 3 % y m. g.
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~ Classified Ads. ~
Real usla,s-centInusd


ELEGANT hume On itrnton I'M .
large rooms and fine reception
htlN everything modern solid hfigk
WHliH. Huod basement. baxi7o lot h
alley terms,
Two tsreom cottages near hlgh school.
me lawn fruit etc. for Eah
FIFTEEN rpem nat wear 33lsh school
FvutH S. an per mn.4 af@. III par cent
net Investment terms.
Several rhoioo homes On Queen Anne.
~ very Tow hgurcs, ask aa about
then
Sewn sfoam modern house un naYistan4
nue lawn. tine laeation t1Ua
flNcsrenm cottage within IL miuuttn.
walk Second and Npalvr. built FOE Hse
- uWusr deuhlv nnnrH aud wuiiH4
modern. up q date. can be had Tor
ouly C.ioo. terms.
A beautiful cottage ON eth ave. North
huilt Tor use owner double through
cut cement walks. Ean. electricity
sewer water all va and paid for
splendid marine and mountain view
can never De uhHtFueteds coz. lot 60
lsp. HaSriHcU az $40.
ROGUE a co.
ts faeinc block,
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PARIS. Nov s@Ths Sultan - Tuf-
Icy 10 reported 60 h. seriously itl lie
has anssmia. accompanied - haiiuci-
nations.
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Free Want Ads
See Clarzlfisd s.aEc for Free Want
Ada,
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EQAN Dramatic and onofano he6o6l.
lireCuun - NpythWentrrn Theatrical
tYndiento. fait term commeacea
- lttmhuf 10 Diploma awarded rn-
HaNemfhtn guaranteed nfHduaten. Hfn
muutnH pouruui acting, voice build
tnHf dnucinH D. acriplivo catalogue
nthllgu Tree. Frank g. Ryan. pin.
oinul John Cort manager iefa-
phone Hue afa
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CUfGd1ENa6N ehdfdfn Goileas
/. hocigtvt stage, dauginn and body eut.
tuTe. Phone Red n
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THE PIANO. ORGAN AND SMALL
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT BUsi-
NESS VERY ACTIVE WITH D.
s. JOHNSTON CO.. 9o3 SECOND
AVENUE
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uanelnq Academy
/ OUIIdfEHaoN frrpniohdftfn Coflees
t,,sa b s'9ee' , aapgins and body eai
.... Dramatic School
EOAN Dramatic and opofnue he6o6l
ltireguun - NpythWentrrn Theatrical
pie@6sf Is lplee9nn@R sS Ss@iafas sgs
Hanemeutn guaranteed Rfaduatsu, ris
hgut ~ q9ufaHi acting, voice build
nallgd bee. frank y Esan. pin,
clnhli John eort, manager feie.
phone uiue 90
pentists
nR cL. MELLON saa-lls Arcade lids
prsssmalins
KEmt11fd fadidn TailofinT COZ
lego. 1909 Fourth ave. Patterns cut
nREsHAAltlNd school, az. Arcade
eiack tgplln earn whlle learning
MADAME a. n eMtrit 81 funel,iey
Feidina Beds
MORRIS FOLDING BEna eal I'D
factory. ubM Pike tables made 20
order
Junk
he sou want correct weiFhtH and
prompt returns deal with dc Chicago
Junt Co. 1902 Mestefn. slain 81
Mechanical Engineers
=. L.. MALtAafEil t13=l rloneer
Millinery
AIRS A. NJ HANSON Fall mnInerF
hi the lowest prices. Coo. Fourth and
osullsts and Auris,s
bn J. A. AAcktNNoS= 1854
On FONDA NApEAU- ssi BarEe BID
Or KunBE-nailey building.
Notary Public
lNs p fAYtoh Gown 6lk Main m
Physician and Surgeon
nit 1QahplllkE BELL. ~ and tsl
or ANNIE Russell q IIlnkiey III
ostsopsthy -
WARRINGTON fNTlUNAnY on
oHrkopATitf= Hecond avenue
phone laiaos tsu, both men and lady
ostsapa tbs. examination free
WAsItNGroN INSTITUTE or os-
TEorATHN Five grars To- Seattle
safe Deposit building go firat
PRINTING and Binding
ACNE THE Printer -zlf spfiuE aI
Commercial printing q al kinds.
HEltER. Printer ios ssnsca Ian
John Nii
Patent Attorney
d. 4 ADAMS bfaftnE coiman BIDS
Musical
ffn1I2 School q a0zlS. rs Bsn65
ntoak
Sewing Machines
billings sewing machine repair.
ms 1913 First
Storage
/ fftfSRa asiivered g cent? } dave
storage free plano aud furultufs
muNtfE estimates SVEN Iuiun
Tfansfrf 4 STORAGE e. au Firse
beth rhenez Main so
- Unhrslla rsRalflna
+ tfMhRFfiAF manufactured feaeuNs
srfnE and Esusfsl rspatfins ae See
nna avenue. Hehaaou HFos.
+
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r. W we1f " xghesIer
FOR SALE ny WEST 4 WHEELER,
Real Estate. NentAfH. tsnaas and
frsuranre
IS fniau block
Sunset Phone. Main ca
Indspsndent Phone az.
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nftEHHM AitINU school. az Arcade
block fupilu earn while learning
btsaHiankiHH done reasonable
MADAME a. X aMtrut g. utnekieY
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Independent Phone III
f1a0 Per Acre
At Wildwood ou the Heninn car line.
Ne have HEra tracts ht fHe above
price .rood sqil aud auueealir well
located. on satisfactory terms.
- 20 IL Each.
We have 80 iHfs In the West Wood
lard Park addition; one block north
ard one block west ~ Woodland
Park. which eventually viii be tn.
nnrst park IN the state. properly
near the rark VIII Increase "a value
our properly lies hlEh end has =
men hay. ballard ard Smiths Cove.
Yeu should take advantage u the laN
prices ard buy four er more lots IA
this addition. The terms on four lots
pis LIVING ia Ballard. dssirins 70 see
this property may call on oar nat-
lard aarnt IN the little brick building
corner Of md and Isary ayes. Bal
lard
sc Each.
Only lots loft IN Johneanss Green
Lake add ton The above price i
Joining acreage. ard Is considered
cheap By agents for plating Ne
SOUTH PARK. RESERVE
II now on the market 81 SIS 10 fi2k
per lot on any reasonable terms.
South Park Reserve comma nds an
anolstrue,sd view a AL ne valley.
6RAfN fNfN ann hAF civ NMN NHWMiH
make your selection II lots early. a.
some are better than others
tfc1 to $50 rarh
We have several lots for aale in the
center ~ Fremont The above IL
much below the value 0f this prop
srty.
+. W. west J w. wheeler
WEST a WHEELER.
Real Estate, Rentals. Loans and
Insurance.
7-s Union block
Sunset Phone. Main al
Independent Phone az.
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RAINIER BEACH,
THE PLACE TO LIVE.
EASY. TO REAcIl EASY TO BUY
Beautiful location on shore Of Lake
Washington. short ride on f-cent
electric cars from First and Wash.
lngton, large lots. 1xii5. with alley
are selling fast at 81, - and I60
at O. and 80 down and b month rs
already cold. everybody likes Rainier
Beach. It's the best and rhsapeHt
property on mnrket for home and IN.
VeHfmsnt. schools churches. stores
fine garden soil. cleared and graded
avenues. sidewalksf grand Views
boating. bathing fishing high and
hfnffhfui. plenty wood and city
water. lumber on terms or home
bulif See Mr. Weed agent. ONCE
al Rainier Beach. or &. X aturte-
want 0Vnsr. aie Boston block.
81 i5O-4-room house. lots. on car line,
close 70 Lake Union.
8. esf--6s room house. lots, on car line.
81 54O-5-rO room house close iu. lot G0xi2g.
blocks from car line.
q. 80 broom cottage. TO cash. bal.
so mo.
We have 81 cheap lots close IN. two
blocks from two car lines 20
chOOar from on easy terms.
N. n. WIGHT a CO.
2of Bailey bldg
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KTfHf11aH fadIla faIIofl1T ~7f71Il
leas, zoe Fourth ave fatterns Out
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WkSrEn-faay sfenoxrs ilssr 1. syss.-
writer. q bright beginner ambitious
y advances. Way meet YesIuirems = u
Call or GharfeH somers 4 TO. Real
Estate cor. Seeond ave. and Aari0n
WASTED-fflri or faltdie aEssI lady 10
do general hattSeNork Ia small fam
lily. Wages go monthly. Red "a,
evening"
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MoRmA F0InfNG BGnA can al
factory. sis's Pike tables made 20
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NNANTEf-
Real estate. elty. suburban and com
tgN@unf tn ilat aud hold but q
place ga ,sae inafksL advertise and
sell Earnest sellers arr invited 10
Walt NH. communicate. go favor as
With a request t8 calt on them.
APPROVED methods and prompt service
are promised
CiAHi ~ soMERs q CO.
Real Estate.
Cor Ssennd 4 Marion
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Acreage Sale Continued
ACNE and rs acfo trarfa nneh 10.
Gated on hentuu car line. sold vlth
email payment down. balance muhtii.
STEWART STEWART q CO.
~ Room Na Union block
~ as First avenue.