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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-08-26
Real Estate Transfers.

Arch Smith to Stacy Maloney e.
al, IS acres in No. 9, $50.
Mamie E. Beck to Geo. B. Dris-
kill, lot in No. 10, 81, 100.
W. C. Farris and wife to West
Tennessee Fair Association, lot in
No. Is, $500.
John T. Walker, trustee, to Cave
j. Crockett, 80 acres in No. 6,S2, SO.
2. F. Taylor and wife to R. B.
Johnson, 125 acres in No. s, So, $50
E. c. Ownby to Joie Craddock, lot
IN No. Is, 500.
Willie Wilson and wife to c. H,
Newman, 15H acres in No. s, $500.
G. w. Stovall to John Crenshaw,
81 acres in No. 7, SIPS.
Jesse Corum and wife to John
Crenshaw, 81 acres in No. 7, SIS.
J. w. Walker ct al. to John Cren-
shaw, ? acres in No. Z, $40.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-08-26
DATES AND PLACES
For Gubernatorial Joint Debate Are
Announced.

For Gubernatorial Joint Debate Are
Announced.
AS heretofore stated the Joint
canvass between Gov. Frazier and
Jesse M. Littleton, nominees re-
spectively of the Democratic and
Republican parties for Governor,
will begin at Jackson on Monday,
Sept. 5. On this occasion Gov.
Frazier will formally open his cam
paign for reelection. During the
ten days ending Thursday, Sept. Is,
the candidates will meet ten times
in West Tennessee, closing the
joint discussion in that division of
the State on that date at Hunting
don. The next day they will begin
ten appointments in Middle Ten
nessee at Lawrenceburg and will
speak every day thereafter in this
division of the State until Tuesday,
Sept. 81, when the campaign will
close at Smithville. The following
day the list of ten appointments in
East Tennessee will begin at Chat
tanooga, at night, and the campaign
for the Eastern section and tor the
State will come to a conclusion at
Dunlap, in Sequatchie county, on
Saturday, Oct. s.
The following is a list of the APP
pointments for West Tennessee:
Jackson, Monday, Sept. 5.
Trenton, Tuesday, Sept. 6.
Union City, Wednesday, Sept, 7.
Covington, Thursday, Sept. 8.
Dyersburg, Friday, Sept. 9.
Dresden, Saturday, Sept. 10.
Paris, Monday, Sept. 2.
Selmer, Tuesday, Sept. IS.
Lexington, Wednesday, Sept. IA.
Huntingdon, Thursday, Sept. IS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-08-26

making this a point from which
she received many sweet thought:
direct from Heaven, and thus il
was her favored burial place. She
also requested that all admiring
friends who visited her grave
should bring rock and deposit il
upon her grave and take from il
one in return. The residents here
tell us many beautiful little rocks
once ornamented her mountain
grave, but since the removal of her
body to the Colorado Springs Gem
etery the small ones have been
carried off and none left in return.
Mrs. S. and myself had the honor
of visiting this sacred spot where
this gifted woman spent many
hours in what some would call
loneliness. But not so, for God
was with her, and we are taught
that He loved the mountain tops
and much of His work was per-
formed in the mountains. From
this lofty pinnacle she wrote this
poem:
CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN.
BY easy slopes to West as if it had
No thought when first its soaring was
begun
Except to look devoutly to the sun.
1t rises, and has risen, until glad
With light as with a garment it is
clad
Each dawn before the tardy plains
have won
One ray, and after day has long been
done,
For as the light doth cling reluctant,
sad to leave its brow
We have yet to visit Pixies Peak,
of the Gods and the George
town Loop, out from Denver,
whose scenery is unsurpassed.
j. r. SCATES.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-08-26
Heroine

Renders the bile more fluid and thus
helps the blood to flow; it affords
prompt elief from biliousness, indi.
gestion, sick and nervous headaches
and the over-indulgence in food and
drink. Herbine acts quickly, dose
after meals will bring the patient into
good condition in few days.
G.. L. Caldwell, agt. M. K. & T. r.
r., Checotah, Ind. Ter, writes, April
Is, 1903: 81 was sick for over two
years with enlargement of the liver
and spleen. The doctors did me nc
good, and l had given up all hope of
being cured, when my druggist advised
me to use Herbine. 1t has made me
sound and WE'LL" SOC. Martin-Allen
Drug Co., Mailing corner.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-08-26
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Sunday and Daily Newspaper together
with your favorite weekly


than
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-08-26
Low Rates to Colorado and Utah
Resorts.

Best reached via the Missouri Pa
cific Railway. From St. Louis to
Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver,
$500; Glenwood Springs, S37.00; Salt
Lake City, $500, round trip. Cor
respondingly low prices from all
points. Tickets on sale daily until
Sept. 30, return limit Oct. 81, 1904.
Liberal stop overs, with diverse
routes. Three fast trains daily from
St. Louis; elegant equipment. For
descriptive literature, particulars,
etc, consult ticket agents, or address
r. T, G.. Matthews, r. P. A., Room
301 Norton Bldg, Louisville, KY,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-08-26

Keep your vital organs IN good
condition if you would have health
through the malarial season.
Prickly Ash Bitters cleanses and
strengthens the stomach, liver and
bowels and helps the system to re-
sist disease germs. Richard Polk,
special agent.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-08-26

The equal of any and better than
most hours-the Sunshine, made
by Dahnke- Walker Milling Co.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1904-08-26
Marriage Licenses.

Sam Howell and Miss Icey Ever
EFT.
elias B. Stull and Miss Edna Ar
mold.
Emmett Cosby and Miss Pearl
Gardner.
Joe Bradshaw and Mrs. Amanda
Barham.
Mrs. Emma Ford Nolen's Rooming
House, 1921 Lucas Ave, st. LOUIS,
Mo-, S1.00 per day.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-11-11

All the predictions Of the repub-
lica,,s regarding '.he national election
have cOme to pass. Theodore Roose-
yelt and Charles w. Fairbanks have
carried every one of dlle doubtful
states BY ,najortties that are astonisl,-
ing.
The republicans, have 343 electoral
votes and the democrats l33.
New York goes for tine G. .. p. by
185, 900, with full state ticket elected.
Other Republican lnajO rifles are:
Pennsylvania, 800. 900.
Illinois, zoo; ;0OG
Indiana. 75, 900.
Minnesota, 1000 But Dunn for
!, governor Is defeated by johnson, the
majority being from 5000 TO 10000.
Dunn Is lhe man WllO str0ng.armed
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-11-11
In this county, Notwithstanding the

In this county, Notwithstanding the
slashing Of several republican candi.
dates in two or three republican pre-.
cincts, the entire county ticket was
elected, with the exception Of George
Suverly, who was defeated by Peter
Rocks, John Biddlecomb, who was
defeated by John Postle for assessor
in the Fifth district by four votes; w.
L. Yeatcr, for justice OF the peace.
When Justice Wescott died vacancy
was created for one Of the justice po-
sitions ON the republican ticket, there
being only three nominees OF that
party. The voters up north know
w. L. Yeater we'll and like him. They
also thought that there ought to be
at least one J. p. in the Hazelton
country. So the "Reps" made their
fourth mark for Uncle Willyum on the
ticket, running him quite bit ahead
Of the other democratic nominees and
electing him. It is said that since
the returns came In the Judge has
been sitting In front Of looking.glass
most OF the time ana practicing "tO
look dignitied."
The German Russian democrats
voted their ticket nearly straight,
and, with the republicans divided and
several Of the workers Of one faction
knitting three or four of the republican
nominees, it is a wonder that the
ticket was 50 nearly unanimously sue.
cessful. Tie average democratic can.
didate in this republican county is
wise to the fact that. ii he can work
the German democrats into voting
their straight ticket, and then get a
part OF the republican vote on the
plea that sit makes no difference for
a county office" he stands good show
OF election. 1t looks very much, how.
ever. as though the days Of bitter diff
ferences among the bona.tide repub'
;icans Of this county are about over.
The g. o. P. politicians Of Emmons
county have accumulated bit ol
political wisdom, themselves.
There were lOl women's votes cast
In the county.
There were 985 votes cast for treas
urer. This shows that there was an
increase in the total vote Of th'
county Of nearly 400 over any previous
vote.
Up in Kidder county-the county
that with Emm0ns constitutes tll'
18th senatorial district-the Opp0si
tion of p. j. Lyons and Lee Pettibon'
1.-THE latter a member Of the execll
tive committee Of the state cen
tral cominittee--did not succeed IL
getting majority against the Em
mons county nominee, although the!
were ably seconded BY NJ. II. Jewell
OF the Bismarck land-ot1ice, and hi
newspaper, the Bismarck Tribune
The paper named hadn't kind wor
to say for the legislative ticket In thi
district, and was In perfect sympa
thy with the Lyons knifers. Jewe
would have been exceedingly rejoice
had Streeter been defeated, becaus
the Emmons County delegates at Il,
!. BraddOck convention would not jOil
) the conspiracy to rob Belden Of h
victory and put Mr.. Lyons or Mr.. Pc
! tibone 10 a position to which neithe
8 was in the least entitled.
1t will be remembered that Messr
b Lyons and Pettibone did their lev
J. best to deprive M. Belden Of Il
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-11-11

fruits Of his home county victory.
Luckily, however, for the men who
had fairly won in Kidder, two old
timers Of this county-men whose
word is believed by all who know them
happened to be present when the
Kiddcr county convention was held.
One of them was delegate to the
Emmons county convention. He
stated what he had seen, and the EN-.
mons convention unanimously In
structed its ter delegates to vote for
Belden III the district convention.
Thus 1t was that, when the legislative
convention met, Mr.. Lyons and Mr.
Pettibone bumped up against the drst
real obstacle that they had encoun.
tered in their attempt at political
piracy. TO avoid a lawsuit, but with.
out admitting that the pirates had a
shadow Of right to have their alleged
delegates admitted, the convention
proceeded to nominate Belden.
The next action OF the state central
cOmmittee-Or, rather, of Mr.. jewell
and the few other men who were run.
ming twas to make Mr.. Pettibone
member OF the executive committee
OF that committee, hoping that such
action would still more cripple the
nominees from this district in the
hard fight which was before them.
And at no time has Mr.. PettibOne
moved a finger to give aid or comfort
to the two republican legislative nom.
inees, and especially to the nominee
from Emmons county, who was per.
soma grata to himself and his friends
until such nominee refused to help In
robbing MIR. Belden Of the nOmina-
tion to which he was justly entitled.
Well, the friends Of Mr.. Belden in
Kidder county, being deprived by the
! rankest kind Ut fraud Of their position
in the republican column on the ticket.
were compelled to run by petition.
In this presidential year they were
greatly handicapped by having to do
SO, as they we're certain To be deprived
OF the votes Of many people who al.
ways vote the straight republican
ticket. But the result shows that
tile people Of Kidder county have
reached the parting Of the ways, 90
far US Mr.. Lyons political methods
are concerned, and that they will not
LONGER submit to the strong.arm pro-
gram that he has used during this and
other campaigns. Even with the ad.
vantage Of the Lyons ticket being in
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-11-11

the Minnesota state convention some
thing after the manner Of the Lyons
faction in Kilder county, this state.
Ohio, $4,000.
North Dakota, 25,000.
South Dakota, $4,000.
Iowa, 100000.
West Virginia. 5000.
Montana, 2,OO0.
Colorado, 10000.
California, $4,000.
;; Connecticut, $1,000.
Delaware, 5000.
Idaho, $1,000.
Kansas, 100000.
I Maine, $1,000.
Maryland, so.
Massachusetts, 80, 900.
Michigan, $4,000.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1904-11-11

Missouri, 10000.
New Jersey, $4,000.
Nebraska, 10000.
New Hampshire, 10000.
Oregon, 10000.
Rhode Island, 1900.
Utah, 5000.
Vermont, 10000.
Washington, 10000.
Wisconsin, 10000.
Wyoming, 10000.
I.aFOllette for governor carries Wis.
consin by more than $4,000, and his
followers control the legislature.
The republicans will have LARGELY
increased majority in congress, the
figures being go to 138.
Pierre retains the capital OF South
Dlkota by majority Of about 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25
Sc WEIR QUESTION UP

A. the regular meeting of the city
council tonight petition fuT the TN
ptovemeHt af the streets Ia that
portion Of the city known aH the iii
tract viii be discussed The pHfH=
lion haH been quietly circulated
among tho residents OF that district
Tor Some time and viii be prevented
Go thg euuru tonight Water mains
and concrete HIIsHHlka are uHaHH
the improvements demanded.
tf city Engineer Thomson returns
from WaiIa Wulla BOO time "a msetiHE
81 the board Of public works vii be
held tonight. At which the report on
the condition 81 tho nrsbuat Hna#
uuuImIe vii be read
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. 4. Mullen, SCI BAnsrd ave. spN
city HAIL
Feemsnt DEUS Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W. A. Nansflsld a Co. Druggist
80 and jackson
oraham's hsms Bakery, eio1 let
avenue.
C N Lshndrstt. cigar store. sieis
Second
Thea Harris. al POstefles, Rsn,ee.
littie's Pharmaoy, tst ave. north
and Harrison street J. y. htttas
erOp rister.
carl,ea q c. Druggist. Ger. eth
-. ard paa. street South eeat'ts
2. A. Moore. Pss,eitlss. SO. PARK
unlvsrsitY DRIVE stSrs, urlSsrsie
Staten.
hsvssi st. Pharmacy. io2a Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmaoy, M. Clark. Rre'
eFiesor. euzs e. Madison.
Columbia prua store, w. J. stua
hey, prep Colanahla. Wash
broadway Pharmacy, y. L. ttthsh
erop-. els Broadway snd James
Quaker prua Co. ioi5 let ave
leary's Pharmacy, GSS n. b1eaa
~arf phens. ua.sa 81
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~ ARarsTro ma oLAzE

ratfaiman naHlan thought II IN
necessary 10 summon the fire APP
rHratua O. pat out fire which In
Some aaf started boz h hand cart LEFT
Boo the alley ~ the rear ~ - g aIiss
A ea.H store. a. i1rHt avenue and
FrriuE street and uii me work him
Hslf The cart ives badly agafshea
1n1 buf faf prompt action ~ the "a
tfaimHu bad fire would have re-
suited
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FUNERAL or MRS. coz

Funeral services Tor the lais aaz
san Mckay zoe. mother Of the late
In D n Toe. were held yesterday
afternoon from the uoruey Watson
parlurH. UsV " - SImauda off
,iatsd The body Of Nfs. ,ue viii be
shipped "a uetoit wiz. for inter
meut some time during the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

Seattle 10 guuquslmie Pals and
return 9H date of Sunday July 3Iat
Train all leave Seattle At 4 m,
allowing five hours o. the falls. re-
turning 30 aH 20 bring Yau home at
J. m Prepare lunch and take
aH outing Call al n = city ticket
office. corner NJ YmIrr way and
First avenue Seattle. fur tIsHata and
full Particular
80 a. NADEAu. Cen At
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THE MARKET rs
WHOLESALE PRICES.

CThsas prices are 90 any buyer n
uuautltle# Prices uu small ruTah4asza
average 20 Per cent hIrhrrJ
Provisions.
Fresh Msaf Gov beef etc PEI
10 steer beef H. Ih veal Caff9# M
pork. EafsH IL. mutton. tugha# H.
Prov IHIHuH Hams. lsmIeH IL
breakfast bacon Zee ~. BsllIeH.
fTrHh. IL n.
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ANF ONE UNUSED ROO" @ Thrift

The fire is thought 10 have been
Of IHasudiary origin, AZ the houses
have not been occupied for months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

Crowns ard Bridge Work at io~
prices = speciality. Our Patent pou-
bic Suction will hold your teeth Up.
no STUDENTS.
Come m at once and take advan-
tafs 81 ia3 rates All work done by
specialists without pain and guar
aHfaea faf 10 years
BROWNS PAINLESS DENTISTS,
- First Avenue.
FaflaFH T. 3. 4. 9. 6. IuIau Block.
uerf 70 MafuauEnU 4 soufhWiekA
ofaHs hours. . 20 6. SUNDAY. . To
T.
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TALES
TERSELY TOLD

H. HUNTER. who lives on Basin.
near Grin. attempted To till himself
Saturday afternoon by Htabbiug
himself va the stomach with "a pock
ctknlfr iiU has been hfuodiuF over
the insanity Of his WIfr who was
sent 20 the Medical Lake Asylum
last fall lie has two children.
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TEETH SPECIALS
Until August the
Browns Painless Dentists

WI WINf 0IT|IIT TIW HIHo0I faIea
m rIzer that all school children
my come and have their teeth cared
flf during vacation.
These are the only dentists in &c
affIe having the late botanical kas-
eaHafY 70 apply 20 the Kuma for
Painless Extracting Filling and
Growing Teeth. and Fuarantssd fer
ten years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

JUDGE HATCH u Port An
geles. has decided that Tho action 81
School Superintendent UHley in
blflur au opera house for the Clal
lam county institute was proper
aud ordered the county commits
aiouera % pay the rent Of the house
ThiH the commissioner refused ~
do. on the ground that II was an
unwarfuuted expense Judge Hatch
found that 1900 ia allowed for inst.
tute expenses aud that 20 long aH
no fraud wa exercised the super.
intendent had full power % eKpend
Il all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

AWFUL. CTTrAP going East nsu 2
story house large tract land aiaa
loo cords wood only falt terms Z
down s. per month. close % car ard
school owner. office ga fdsu station
fsa minutes ride Reutuu car and
Occidental ard Teaitr
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THE PLACE no LIVE
EASY TG REACH TAET Tu BY
HHHHfIfaf iarariun on Shore - Lake
tsaahInafuu short ftHf on = electric
FaHH from Flrat and Washing
fine slightly IufH ere selling faaf af
= 81 g. g. uu fu g. aHd u
Rainier HFaHh. Tee the bfst ard
cheapest property on HaHAef Tor
home ard irsrHfuHFf e. HHulH
rhHfrhsn stores fine NHrdHu Fnli
cleared ard shaded avenues eide
walks nrnuH FIfwa fua ting 18th.
tne FISHING hIrh ard hfaifhfui
plenty wool and rifE water humber
an terms ~ homes HHIff See Mr
Weed aErHf office at Rainier Beach.
ton Rick
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california potatoes. = n #H per II
Yakima rafHfses SO 30 Per toe
carrots tie Ger sack. cabbage. i.
use lh fadIahss. roc dpE hun#haa
green onions lhH ger dor buuHhaa
rurumhrrs fisd per doFan native
peas e. n VIZ beans sHtH r. hot
house tomatoes tiHi.i. egg plant
l5c D.
Green Fruit. Etr.
Apple WaHafehee. 81 sG4I -
box ulnsaHHiea 1859 dozen "
lensia oranges. 8 90. Me1iteffaBsaH
Sweet. TO LEMONS g EaHaEH
boN H. HheffIes. COOLIES efats
Persian d#leH tar ib bananas
g. uzaH bunch Native Htr4sbeH
fifa Gee 81 90 crate cherries Ea#
Hfa Ter crate rautF.surna. fzzfa
urf crate UaH berries. " 90 PEI 81
california peaches rnU So Ger
bon WsHaf#hee peaches Go 81 e
bon. NafHHwsIIaua 9 on 30 Pc
fof simHHI riHma ffeE Ter bar
burbank fIzzHf So TmrvdY. s. =
~. gIIHaa s. 90 curfanta. s 50
nf7f MaH.atsI rrar~n. til
HsHftesfisH tie Fresno ranfa
.ouurH - SafmeEa g. yellow
cfaa ford peaches tIulgs
aaY. Grain and Feed.
Oats s. aHa 81 90 per tor barley
80 20 per ton wheat 80 90 per tor
chop - eoH 80 90 per tor shorts
50 30 Per faH bran so 90 per ton
Oh meal tazda per ton o. " tim
nthY IS 90 Hef f1n o. " com
pressed timothy So 90 per fan. nv
wheat hay fI1oa8 $50 per ton
Puget Sound hay. 90 90 pr tor
wldiiluEs teeea u~r tor. cracked
corn tzH6a PEI ton straw. iIas6
rsr ton. Peanuts Jumbo. D. Al.
Butter. Eaas Cheese.
Native creamery. g2r rrr 10 last
ern creamery. fresh. 2ir r.
FEEE Native ranch 90 daa Ore
Eon ranch. - don Eastern. -
doF
Cheese Native ranch. iiatac ID.
Poultry.
chickens hens tfr. spring. aBe
Ducks. live ise dressed. iIai7e ID
Fish, Etc.
Iialihut. t0tNc per 10. salmon
trout. iaa per % Founders. Sc
Ter ih aaleH Nc per TO- Hhrimps.
i2ia OLE per III. aucltH. scarce.
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a. II -, = FOR LARGE LEVEL
iafa HIfh rffH water aH every lot
= houses HaIif and cold fHrh me
After you sHs Southeast Seattle ne
mar can convince rou n better
rfauaaIEI1n Ter home ard FRI sFHtfuHaf
u per cent guarantee - lucreanf ln
lot Take wash 81 car e. South.
east Seattle.
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T1IREsHIEG viii begin around
spanglo la ten days The crop De-
expected % BE- good A ueV bank
and a large elevator are ia progress
Of construction.
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IRRIGATED FAHM
For sale ur trade w acres AL under
Earnara Cooperative ditch a acres
under cultivation. go winter apple
ffHfa= coil fHH HrrE best from fri a.
- FEET deep q mIIns from Gid Mic
sIaH. iHs HeHf part ~ EsHafahe az.
pie district perpetual water rEht
house and frrrHHHrH uafHHIiaIuHs
price low A "a. DIambsY = Union
fHIE
LOTS MAR VOLUNTEER PARK
Tor HamfHIta az an Investment these
cannot bs beat. lots fEfW overlook
ing Lake Union and the Sound 2
blocks from rar fItF water and
only half aH for nut HH tuHHefaIfs
and Fremont. price 80 and mp g.
cash. GIH per month
n s. ENEtEHT
GN Sullivan building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

FIRE recently DESTROYED four
houses in the suburbs ~ Grange
vile Idaho The houses we're built
i've years ago and Tor the past four
years have been ussd ~ pest houses
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Acreage For Sale on,'d

+. " Neat " wheeler
WEST a WHEELER.
and a Union Block
auuHat Main ut independent 81
50 to tnQ Each
Ne have set few choice 10 acre
tHugiH at Mcadowdalr on Huf fsH#
HuuahIH tfruta We furnish lumber
for AL tuiidIuE purpose ou terms
The tracts ate level and rana soil
no hfuHh 90 standing timber We
have cold a ten Artr tracts Is actual
HrfttFrH aud they are now moving
uu e. them We are building huuHeH
and store. clearing land and MAX
ms HHHdH and streets fhtH II nd iH
uu the tine uf che Seattle aud Everett
tuterurhAu a. a.. nuW under con.
HtUieuHH THE improvements now
HoIuH uu &C MrahuwdaIe will
make thia land Increase III value
Investigate this before Nuu buF
Take the Great Northern train SD
O'clock any morning HuY ticket
O. MHahrr and RETURN costing ~
Ne meet the train at Muahar and
show tHt tracts Insist ga afrinf as.
Visions enc Hud Two ~ MauduWdalt
owned - WEST a MitEEHhN
b " West " Wheeler
WEST a WHEELER.
and linton NtuHk
Sunset Main an. Independent I'll
iia Aenrs ~ land uear Naye fard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

THE CITY COUNCIL has grant
81 a franchise 70 a Spokane com
pany for the installation 20 a water
system lu cHiaesae. Idaho The
plant will be- ready for operation by
October The lake a mile south
vest 90 town vii be tapped and the
water stored ia a reservoir a. be-
steayaisd uu the bench south o.
town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-25

MRS. A. J. LENox Of Garfield
haa brought suit against several "a
loon keepers for $40 which fhe
alleges her husband lost while Boz
tgliratcd She claims that the loss
Of the money was a direct result 81
tho liquor furnished b. the de-
feudautH