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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02
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ass--1-a-ssfas
70 ACRES waterfront on Hood .
canal unimproYed. per acre. a
snap.
Dor and faiiroad town, 81 per acre,
10 acres aeronu Lake Washington. ~
milea from railroad station good
soil, orchard and pasture. 81 rof
acre. worth twice thia amount
80 acres. improved, near Hantan, ~
cleared. FENCED, aruam house. barn.
GOO bearing fruit trees, tJ.tuQ tnr7nn
A u. NEWELL. 10 Marion a.
Fer Rent-so acres improved ranch.
A n NEWELL, fS Marion. 81
FARMERS EXCHANGE.
$40 Oriental Bldg uod second Az
I acres AT Colby, highly Improved. fine
View Of the sound. 800.
= acres at olaiia, all Improved, g. 200
~ acres waterfront all Improved. al
acres waterfront. ali improved. at
Pleasant Beach. 81. 100
81 RcreH In Bremerton, all Improved.
4 Zoo
% acres waterfront At rauisbo. all Ina
proved s WA
10 acrsa an Improved az Port Mad.
- ssfes 8 brownsville, highly Inn
70 ACRES al Island Center all improved.
tk5n
acres north Of ballard. improved.
. acres. al improved. a, Eagle Har-
Dor. s. ao.
tkfMpROVEp PLACES
10 arrea Al brownsville. SEQ.
10 ncrcu ht Mannaueta. $50
> acree, an bottom land $50.
IS acres az DaiuhfidRe island rs.
a. acres Al Eagle Harhur. t'f4
80 acres al paulsho. mo- terms.
AcnE TRACTS
I 60 i0-aefa tractts Eppd sol, level
land, south ~ the. city, overlooking
the Sound. 80 20 - per acre. easy
r. ~ JORDAN.
"a Colonial hlnek O. = corner snd ave.
and Columbia 81
Phones Rsd -. Ind. IRA
ACREAGE ron BALE
slf0 for five acres Of fine land fioss 20
Rivarslas station. and ~ minutes
ride IL pinnaar square tilo cash. bal
auca enc. two ana three years. We
have some fine acre tracts. level and
nice ard very saaF cleared, from
tiN g. iito pef terei - cash. bal.
q 81 Siduoila g Pioneer Baiidias.
NEApownAf.E Tsn-Aere Tracts are
| now ready Don fail a. see them.
| WfSr 4 WI4FELEH
: Union block.
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WANTED TO nuY

Cattle ranch cn salt water aive 10.
cation. description and price
bKAgtN NEEnuAM a AhAMA
~ sc and ~ Walker uldE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02

HoMEsTEAps in Eastern Washing
ton under proposed government
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TN ADVANCED
OF the great movement 81 buyers this
way, NOV is THE TIME" 20 Sc
cure a HOME, FARM. ACREAGE
TRACT. BUILDING SITE In Seat
tie, the Sound Country. HUN
DVEpS OF the beat described, quot
ed. In semi TROPICAL NORTH
WEST and Supplemental. FREE.
Call for them.
CHARLES SOMERS q Co.
Both Phones. Ga
Second ave. and Marion 81.
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EASY wA III ~, pggsTANcE.

on Minor. between Pike and Lake
Union, 30xi20 TO alley, Lots for 500
10 tb50i ti2 monthly. Price and terms
may never be quoted again. Lots lie
fine You have missed many oppor-
tunitiea IN the past, now be sure not
TO overlook this. You certainly Will
never have such chance 20 secure
such a central location, No waiting
for cars or climbing hills. n you
wish. Will build YOU a suitable house.
or furnish material 20 build with,
and sell on terms. These lots are
fino for flat purposes
DAMMEIER.
f9 Boston block.
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nnEnonY.e nAnnAIna


Eighteen aO lots. fine strawberry
land. on east shore ~ Lake wash.
altogether. 90 cash. balance si0 per
The above price ia less than acreage
Ia the country. Abstract Furnished,
10. y. GREGORY. as@ sullivan bias.
$3.50 CASH
Dives you a nice 7=f0om modern house
60 live in and the rent ~ another
house on same lot pays taxes uud
interest on the purchase price which
you can have your own time % pay.
Price II 81 900 less than Investment
value Of the property. Elegant To-
riiie Is THE BEST BUY IN SEAT
TILE TODAY.
ii. 81. PALMER. / Colonial blk.
~ y. corner 2nd and Columbia stn,
A FINE CHANCE FOR A HOME.
TIA t=fonm house on 3 acres OF Tine
soil, all nlnshed and one acre has
been cleared 10 minutes walk from
electric car and sidewalk most 81 the
way. only 30 minutes ride from the
wv cfIAs. y. ADAMS.
eish First av. a. siarr-Boyd bldg
Awful. CHEAP. going East. new 2
story house, large tract land also
10 cords wood only tslb. terms ~
down. 80 per month close 10 car ana
school. owner. office Garden station,
few minutes ride HentOu car and
Occidental and Yssisr.
II YOU OWN A LOT
We viii build you a house from
q U4 up.
No MONEY REQUIRED.
For Information and plans call On
DRA0E1g NEEDlfAN A. ADAMS.
gI aza and aN Walker building.
Corner University ana znd ave.
''FUHNIsHED FLAT" FoR BALE
CHEAP.
Madison ~ rooms. close eonven-
tent. home-iikei clean. bright; at
,ractiyei everything nc be- -. elheaR;
son ct telephone Red IA
itzs queen Anne mn. near sehool and
s ss ar, 4, s e.. " sss5s as n, s1 ,wo
years, g. ThwiuK. Owner. fis Hos
ton block.
cHEAp-0ood house. large tract u
land at Hlllman city; only $40.
terms. sc down and g. per month
% cords Of wood free, come today
office on ground. te fars on Wash.
For sais--Heusss and Lots
~~-~---~.~-~~~~-----~s~- ----~~---~~~-~~--~-~~~
q soO-t8n cash. balance so month. 6.
room. modern house. brick basement,
nice yard. GX1 Tairxicw az. house
alone worth the money
ron SALE 4room flats. modern.
MOO. 81 20 cash. balance 10 suit.
good bargain. Address Owner, Star.
FOR sALE-By owner. attractive,
nre. modern. broom cottage ZZit
Howard ny. ~.
Business Chances
H~attte. A NJ WILLIE Tacoma
uz Oriental Block
l have one Of the most complete lists
% TuoiHiuE houses business chances
and farms In city. having al office Ia
both cities enables me 90 find buy
srn ard make quick sales. call and
AAt your property
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psIrisss
SHELDON. THE PIANIST.

THE FIRST REGISTERED As
WELL As TIE FIRST LICENSED
81 40 REWARD WILL W. PAID ~
THE RECORDS NOW ON FILE ~
THE OFFICE or TIE LiCINsk
INSPECTOR DO NOT VERIFY
THIS CLAIM
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Acreage For Bals-Contd,
1fRiaAdd FoR kLLle.
l have some fine aqre and nys-aere
tfsctB fof sale which | am Offering
very cheap ana on very sahy terms
IL down and per month disgean,
s ssS rs'' fns miif w. q O. w hakin al
new cottage, one block from station.
For Sale-Timber Lands
uoMuRTHAD aud Timber Claims To-
Gated by experienced cruisers. Now
il the time to got a nice Homestead
or Timber Claim before they are ali
RooM TIMES BLDG.
TIMDnRHD HoMERTHADs- can
take a claim Joining and have I'D
acres Alaa aeht prairie homsnteads
IN state. 50 Globe block. corner
Madison aud ist ave.
"A n. nEATTTE. wholesais ana retail
mAnufsctprsf ~ l-ogatHa aud Pros
peeting ahesa. Flyer Dock.
.-ter ssls=t sr,ns ard lsns~---~
A NICE 20 acre tract acres good up
land, nearly level. balance alder bot.
TOM price ig0 vaFy terms,
WEST a WHEELER.
s Union block.
"FAHAH"
The number reaching into HUNDREDS
the nicHr IA the Bound and Pa
elite Northwest Country" accurate
ty described, quoted. pointed 90 ~
ifaFMf- THuftcAfs NORTHWEST
AND SUPPLEMENT H'.-FhEE. Gail
or write for them.
cIIARLEs soMERH a CO.
Both Phones, e..
Second ave. and Marion At
WATER FRONT FARM.
ihl acrca located on WILDLY island. 4
mile u water frontage. good soil. 50
Aerra cleared. good house. large barn.
bearing orchard. aud altogether a
moet desirable place, You can have
II Tot the extremely low figure or
A wRENCE.
eeA eeoond ave.
WILL. cell or rspt-o Good ranch Of 10
acres ~ cleared ard fenced. y fruit
trees house. barn and chicken
houses. Hent ~ 90 fret year. Own
sf Edw. Watkins. Els lth ave
Phone. lied tfTa
HOMESTEAD locations. reiinauish-
mrnts and farm lands IN Eastern
MashinEtan. n O. Smith A Co. isif
Third Rv
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- Classified Ads. -


WNSfEn Partner Ia laundry huai-
neHa, goud terms o. the rlsht man.
SIS ArVada building,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02

HOMESTEAD locations. reiinauish-
mrntA and farm lands IN Eastern
Wasbinstan. n O. Smith a Co. taif
Third av.
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MEApownAf. Tsn-Aere Tracts are
now feady Don fail a. see them
WfSr 4 WHEELER.
4 t'uiun block
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Business Chance.

Seattle. A NJ WILLIE Tacoma
CO. Oriental Block.
! have ore Of the most complete lists
q ro0fHiuk houses. business chances
and farms tn city. having al office Ia
both cities enables me 20 find buy
srn ard make quick sales. call and
IAt your property
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Help Wanted

MEN and women 10 assist IN building
hospital and obtain for themselves
and children free doctor. medicine.
weekly sick benefits hospital care
and attention and funeral benefits.
For Information write. phone 20 or
call 1T our home office. second floor
Victoria Hotel Ffaternai Sick BEN
eft ard Hospital kzsociat ton Gucor-
porntcd1. Phones Main go, Independ-
eaf 81.
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NANTES


HAZE nice office. two steuoeraphers.
two phones. would like 20 form part
nerEhlp for the purpose 81 carrying
on real estate business, will be able
70 do cGnsfdera BILE 81 the office work.
Address V.-2Gs, The star.
,WANTEU-Houees and flats Of & 8.
or rooms. furnished and uufur-
nished. for waiting tenants and buy
ers. Please telephone or call on me.
j. II. Rich. bil Washington bldg.
Sunset Phone. Main Is.
PIKE STREET FURNITURE co. pays
the highest price for secoud-hnnd
furniture. Ind, II las. GO Pike.
VALDEZ. FURNITURE CO. wants
household goods. 1910 First ave.
White 1zt. A. sZ5 Stove repairing.
BECOSD-HAED furniture; highest
cash price. 2Dlb lat ave. Phones
Main D;sf: Ind. X iu7
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CORNER LOT. near Lake Union. fine
store location, $50. Tel. Black 6isl.
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ror a.n,--ttos..t..pInp saom.

HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS suites e
two and three nrW. Britt Apart
msnta. ard and Cedar. walking dis
tarea.
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Fer Rentes0 acres. improved ranch.
near Neutan,
A. II, NEWELL. tie Marion 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02

FLAT % foer housekeeping rnorns.
tng. I'll sth ave. Phone. Hik IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02

HOUSEKEEPING RoaNs-Very con
vanlcnt 10 business district. moderate
rates All sth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02

4 FURNISHED rooms for hounekesp-
Ing. or wlli sell furniture and rent
rooms Enquire rs lgh ave north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02

FURNISHED house sspinE rooms
private bath. large Closets, modern.
Hay View. walking distance 20 Ls-
neFa ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02

FUR SIHHED rooms for housekes ping
convenient to business near Pike.
moderate rates 1873 sth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-02

PUGET SOUND NATIONAL. BANK
OF SEATTLE.
t&eoo. j.. Furth, pres J. y Gold
smith. vice pres Il v. Ankenys
eitiss OF The unitea states ana IN,
rope.
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FURNISHED rooms. pear Nanhins
tor Hotel New clean every cnhNtns
iencr, splendid location moderate.
$40 SagoHd avg.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-05-03
Nathaniel Macon.
quarian.

In concluding his recently published biogra-
ply of Nathaniel Macon, DR.. VIM. E. Dodd gives
this able and dispassionate estimate of his hero:
"Macon's place in history must be determined
by his relations to the South, a distinct section of
the nation. He believed with Jefferson, and more
especially with Willie Jones, that the State was
the centre of power in this country, and that,
next to the State, the South had the first de-
mands on his service; he was among the first
to suggest the annexation of Florida; and, with
John Randolph, he first laid down the dictum,
which the South accepted and chung to until 1865,
that it should admit no compromise on the slave
question. In fact, Macon must be regarded as the
counterpart of Randolph in founding the creed
of the Secessionists; he was a stronger and more
influential man than his brilliant but Eighty
friend of Roanoke
"The question has often been asked: WAS he
a statesmanP He was a Southern statesman in
the sectional sense; and the giving of his name
tc counties and towns all over the South shows
that he was so recognized. That is all that this
very imperfect yet somewhat painstaking study
of his life justifes the author in claiming for
him."
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-05-03
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER

advantage not only of complete sympathy with
the man of whom he writes, but also of complete
sympathy with the section from which he sprang.
Many of the stories told of the part of the South
in the struggles which prepared the way for the
Revolutionary War will be new even to close
students of the Revolutionary epoch-so exclu-
sively has our early history been viewed from
the standpoint of New England historians"
The latest of the James Sprunt Historical
Monographs mo ~, issued by the University of
North Carolina, is entitled, Letters and Docu-
ments Relating to the Early History of the Lower
Cape Fear" with Introduction and notes by DR..
Kemp P. Battle. It consists of extracts from
the papers of the De Rosset family, members of
which have been prominent residents of Whining
ton since 1875; extracts from the journal of the
Board of Commissioners of the city prior to the
Revolution, with notes by Captain Samuel A.
Ashe, of Raleigh, of distinguished Cape Fear
stock; letters of a ~loyalist, Mr.. James Murray,
1735-1756; journal of Joshua Potts, in regard to
the location of Smithfeld, now Southport; letters
of Captain Samuel Ashe, son of Governor Samuel
Ashe, to 10 Seawell Jones, in regard to men and
events of the Revolution; journal of General
Joseph G. Swift Ga United States officer, sta
toned on our coast in 1907 and later, who mar
ried Miss Walker, a North Carolina LADY,, orgi-
nally printed for private distribution, but very
scarce; and lastly, extracts from an grafton by
Colonel James G. Burr, who was an ardent anti
quarian.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-05-03

A young man writing in Our Social Chat this
week on the great masterpieces of literature, very
properly lays emphasis on the educational value
of Bible study. 1t is true that, entirely aside
from its Importance as a code of morals and a
guide to spiritual truth, the Bible is one of the
worlds greatest pieces of literature, and more
than any other book a thorough knowledge of it
is essential to a complete education and to eff
fectiveness in reading, writing and speaking. In
a recent number of the Sunday School Times the
gested in the following paragraph:
mo, | haven't read The Loom of Life Have
you? You read all the new books, did you say2
Then you have read Genesis the only really new
book there ever was. o, haven't you? Then per-
haps you have read that very old book Job
Haven't you? o, it is fnei 1t is suggestive of
Faust but much better, l think. Perhaps you
like books of travel. Have you ever read The
Journeys of Abraham or The Trip of the Israe-
lites,' or The Voyages of PaulY No? Do you
like biographies of successful men? Have you
read The Life of Joseph or The Life and Death
of Moses, the Great Organizer or The Life of
the Great Soldier Joshua? You haven't? May
be you like stories. Have you ever read that
wonderful story of Gideon and the Midianites, or
the story of the fall of Jericho? 0, that's thrill
ing! The story of Ruth is very beautiful. Have
you read it? So, also, is the story of Esther.
Or, did you ever read that marvellous story of
Daniel and the three kings? Have you ever read
that sweetest story ever told, the story of the
Babe at Bethlehem; or the saddest of all stories,
the story of Calvary; or that most gloriously
triumphant story the world has ever read, The
First Easter MornF"
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-05-03
Pithy Sayings Of John Wesley.

I have no time to be in a hurry.
God begins His work in children.
The best of all is, God is with us.
/ look upon the world as my parish.
[ dare no more fret than curse or swear.
God buries His workmen, but continues His
work.
I save all I can and give all I can; that is, all
[ have.
Loyalty (to rulers) is with me an essential
branch Of religion.
1t is a happy thing if we can learn obedience
by the things which we suffer.
1t is plain God sees it best for you frequently
to walk in a thorny path.
When I devoted to God my ease, my time, my
fortune, my life, [ did not except my reputation.
Be p~unctual. Whenever I am to go to a place
the first thing I do is to get ready; then, what
time remains is my own.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1904-05-03
BOOK NOICES.

Progressive Farmer readers in the country are
often at a loss to know where to purchase the
standard and classics works of literature in dura-
BILE and attractive form and yet at reasonable
prices. We have before us now some of the
publications of III. M. Caldwell & Co., Boston,
Mass, and Howard MILFORD Bell, 259 Fifth Ave
nue., New York City, which are in every respect
satisfactory. Catalogues of these houses will be
sent on application. D. @. Heath & Co., 12O
Boylston Street, Botson, are also bringing out
in them bellies Letters Series" a number of
standard English books, the text being exactly
that of the original editions
We have before us now the first volume we
have seen of the Gateway Series of English
Texts" issued by the American Book Company.
This volume is "Carlyle's Essay on Burns" edited
by DR.. Edwin Minis, of Trinity College. In an
introduction of ffty-three pages, DR.. Minis gives
the student a brief, illuminating review of the
life and influence of Carlyle, followed by critical
comment on the Burns essay, and a short notice
of the career of Burns himself. There are also
copious notes on the text, which will be found
helpful to any reader. 1t is gratifying to find
a North Carolina scholar called upon to do work
of this kind-especially when it is so well done as
in this case.
There is no one in the South-possibly no one
in America-who can clothe the dry bones of
history with such life and comeliness as Thomas
E. Watson, of Georgia. We have been intending
for some time to review his latest work, "The
Life and Times of Thomas Jefferson published
by the Macmillan Company (pr1ce, $3.50. Mr..
Watson has done not only the South but the
cause of history and truth a genuine service in
presenting this portrait of Mr.. Jefferson set off
against a real Southern background. As the
New York Outlook says: The author has the
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-07


C. NJ. Houser, Of North Yakima, was
here today making arrangements for
the Republican rally here tomorrow
evening.
Tomorrow night will be political
night In Kennewick. Both parties
arc billed to hold meetings here and
candidates on both sides assisted by
special speakers will bs present.
Church servises at Opera House,
Sunday Oct. 9th. Sunday school at
10 a. m, preaching service at II
a. M, Edworth League at 7 p. m.
ARTHUR N. Sanford, pastor M. E.
church.
News has been scarce this week on
account of most Of our citizens being
away attending the fair at Spokane.
They all speak very highly of the fair
when they return, and then someone
else has to 60 down and see II they are
missing anything.
S. A. Dickey county superintendent
of schools, was here today and,.met =
delegation Of the residents Of the lower
end of the valley for the purpose OF
considering a pc tition for school In
that part of the country. Mr.. Dickey
recommended the establishment Of the
district and the election. will be held
at once. The school house will be To-
Gated In the neighborhood of section
%.
There will be a reception at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. H. 8. Anon Sunday
afternoon In hsnor Of Mrs. Bodwell,
president of the State W. G. 7. u.
On account Of the political meeting
that Is to be held In the opera house
tomorrow evening the w. q. t. U.
nesting will close promptly at $50.
All are requested to come promptly at
1880 in order that the business may be
completed before the closing time.
For Sale Cheap-4o Acres finest land
under the ditch. Inquire to this office.
Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. Dircksen were
among those of our citizens who at
tended the fair at spokane this week.
Brand new line of hacks and spring
wagons at Kennewick Hardware Co.
For sale-A fine fresh milk COW, by
W. H. Collins, Garden Tracts.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1904-10-07

sRss noNoAv.s DAILY.
See Mrs. Heards assortment Of dress
goods The prices are right.
Gam Rogers, Of Payne, was here TO-
day making some extensive purahases
from oWr merchants.
HIS. Anon and family returned
saturday evening from weeks sojourn
on the Amen ranch near the mouth
Of the Yakima.
Robt. Gerry was hero today jol'ying
up hls friends and complimenting
Manager Geizentanner On tho way the
Gerry store ID being conducted.
Several Of our musically Inclined
citizens have decided TO hold meet
log this evening for the purpose Of
organizing an orchestra. A. far a.
known the organization will consist Of
two vIolins, one cornst, one trombone,
one hute and . piano.
Kennewick 10 already getting rep
utation - q distributing point and our
merchant arc enjoying quite = trade In
tho Wholesale line. Last month there
was shipped from here to Pasco alone
nearly 5000 bourds of freight, made up
almost entirely Of general merchandise
Tor the merchants Of the latter place.
Peters Brothers, who recently came
-nsre from Indiana, last Saturday pur-
CHASED twenty acres Of land from
Anon 4 Anon, near the new bridge
across from the Yakima. This Is an ex-
oeilsnt locality and the boys are to Be
congratulated on tbs bargains they sec.
ured.
Frank Browning, Of Marshsll, NO.,
the birthplace and boyhood home Of
70 editor, came In Saturday evening
and has spent the time looking up
somethlng good In the land line. He
"an old friend Of B, g. Zwanzig, who
came here last spring from the same
pace. Tho fact that Mr.. Zwanzig's
"'snds are coming here to locate
peaks volumes for that gentleman's
sp'nisn Of this country.