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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-20

tains in the north of Korea, and another
for building the first railway in the coun-
try. from the seaport of Chemulpho to the
capital, Seoul, twenty-seven miles inland.
The mining concession was leased to
Leigh Hunt; a plant costing a quarter OF
a million dollars is now in operation, j.
Sloat Fassett of New York being one of
the best known interested parties. The
contract for building the railway was CIV
en- to the, American e Oriental Construc-
ton company formed by Messrs. Collbfon
and James of Denver and Chattanooga re-
spectively. In the building of the road
w. C. Carley was first engineering charge;
I'll. Il. Bostwick. auditor and S. F. Philips,
Observation-Disclosures charge.
The principal feat in the construction
of the road was throwing an eight-sp
bridge across the great river Han, three
miles from Seoul. This bridge. 1850 feet
long, was sent across the Atlantic IL
pieces on a special vessel. 1t made the
Koreans open their eyes to see three
masted schooner come laundering safely
into the half-charted Korean port under
the firm hand of a Yankee skipper; bu
their wonder became amazement Wher
the strange pieces of iron it bore as cargo
! were carried twenty-five miles inland ant
swung safely above the mad tides OF tn
chief river of Korea. The total length
| Of the bridge is 2,450 feet, including ap
! prOa CneS. UpOn COlnpIellOH, q Jcipdi1CS
! company secured the road.
This road had it's terminus without tn
west gate of Seoul. American enterprls
now put on foot an electric railway run
ming from the railway terminus into Seou
thru the city and out to the tomb of tn
murdered Empress Min, three miles cas-
of the city and a Mecca for Koreans. Tn
Seoul Electric company was organized
/ it comprised Koreans only. with the gov
ernor of the city as president. The fran
chise came from the department OF publ
works The company was capitalized
$780, 900; one-half of this sum was imme
diatey. paid to the same constructlo
company which had built the Seoul-Che
mulpho railway.
The motormen have been Japanese an
the conductors Koreans. OF course,
number of accidents have happened; {
one of these car was demolished an
the conlpanys plant was endangered Tn
Koreans are a very stately race of me1
they move slowly and have no wit
avoiding accidents-and the trolley car tt
world over is no respecter of dignity. TT
, commonest surgical operation in Kore'
, the medical missionaries say. is to pull
, two or three foot pipestem out Of the bac
of Koreans neck: bv accidents.
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Thomas is a little over 1,400 miles. We
call it st. Thomas, but the real name
of the city is Charlotte Amelia. st.
Thomas is the name of the island,
which is thirteen miles long east and
west, with an average width of three
miles. containing an area of little more
than half of that of the city of Min
neapolis. To us the island is inter
esting because it is the one of the
Danish West Indies for which the
United States has been in one way or
another negotiating ever since W. H.
Seward visited the island in 1856 at
the close of the civil war. The last
effort at purchasing the island was in
January, 1902, when a treaty was
signed by which the King of Denmark
agreed to cede to the United States the
three islands, st. Thomas, ST. CroiS
and st. John. for the sum of SIS, O0O,-
900. This, signed by the president
and the king, was ratified by our SEN
ate and the lower house of the Danish
Legislature, but held UP in the upper
house, where it still and for lone
time is likely to rest. While there is
some considerable sentiment in Den
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other islands. On the 4th OF July,
1S4S, a little more than a decade after
England had freed her slaves in these
seas, Denmark proclaimed the tree
dom of the slaves Of ST. Thomas St.
Croix and st. John. A little plot OF
ground just above the landing is the
historic spot where this deed of free.
dom was done and is called Emancl-
| patton Garden.
Dangers of Hurricanes.
I The island. has not escaped the hur-
ricane, so dreaded by: all in these Wa
tiers, but they claim that this island
is much less subject to them than the
! others. Since the time they were dis
covered by Columbus in 1893, more
| than a hundred Of these dread de-
stroyers of life and property have Wis
| tied them; the last one but three
| years ago. In this tropical country
nature quickly covers these WOUNDS
! with verdure, and the living are IN
/ spired with new hope that the next
one will be long time coming
j A Dead City.
There is but one main business
street in the city. 1t is about 400 Zee
from the shore line and runs parable
, to the water front. Large warehouse:
extend from the street back. to thf
: harbor. In the days Of slavery, Whe1
f sugar thrived, wars ilourished and pl
: rates were numerous, this Tree an(
t neutral port did a most thriving Dus1
} ness. How changed The city is dead
Little or no trade exists. Bushes
houses are quiet and it is wonde
to the transient visitor how they live
One of the main resources to-day
coaling vessels that call at the port
The leading banker of the town sen
US his card, on which it was state
that he made a speciality Of sPanam
hats. Banking and hats go well 10
gether in ST. Thomas. The people ar
not unhappy They are content;
mean the great body Of them.
takes little clothing. no fuel and ia
ture is generous in her fruit, which
their chief food.
No Murder Done Here.
In this little island for sixteen year
: there has not been case OF murde
Little petty thieving is their creates
offense. Among the few whites to
Z found in the city are some Engllsl
Americans and Danes, the latter mos
ly in office and hence responsible e
Z loyalty to the mother country. me
officials are called the antisale crow
while the others are known as tF
true-sale people.
a Morayian Memorial mission is Il
Gated here. This city is the heat
quarters of this sect in the islands ar
here the faithful are brought I
burial. Early in the eighteenth Gel
fury having heard of the destitu
condition of the slaves and how II
gospel was denied them, two Nor or
VANS, Dober and Nitcchman, came
these islands The masters at first r
fused to let these devoted missionari
tell the old story to the slaves TIL
were nersec1ited stoned beaten al
imprisoned. In four years three slav
only had been won. Soon it BEGAN
apparent that Christian slaves we
more obedient and better worke
than those who had no hope ola
ture life, and then, instead of oppc
ing, the slave owners encouraged t
Moravian mission workers.
The Islands Government.
The governor OF the island is a
nointed by the king, while the colon!
council is elected by the people,. Z
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Accident Caused Americans to Become the De-
veopers Hermit Kingdom Our Minister to Korea,
When Only Medical Missionary, Performed Successful op
Nobleman and Was Appointed King S
Later Had the Right to
Grant Foreign Concessions Europeans Who Were Fighting Tor
Aside, and the Korean Officials Remembering
Kindness of Dr. Allen and Other American
Missionaries Granted the Concessions to Their Counymen-
How Americans Opened Gold Mines and Built Railway
Trolley Korea-An Interesting, Timely and Au
horave Article the Commercial Exploitation OF the Only
Foreign Country Which America Has Played the Leading
Role.
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By William II. EuStis.


~T THOMAS, Danish West
Indies Feb. 6.-On jan. 9 the
~ Prinzessin Victoria Luise Of
the Hamburg American Line
\ left New York for cruise
among the West Indies. l
was delighted to find among
the passengers George G. Merrill Hen
nepin ,county's register Of deeds. The
ship held good-natured and jolly
company of $50, coming from nearly
every state from Colorado to Maine,
embracing all professions and bust
ness, some on pleasure bent and others
seeking rest and health. 1t seemed as
if we were on private yacht as
guests of the captain. Morning, after
noon and evening the band enlivened
the hours with music. On the third
day out came genuine summer
weather.
Arrive at st. Thomas.
On the morning of the 18th WE
entered ST. Thomas bay. The dis
lance from Hoboken pier to st
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VIM IT. EUSTIS I'm THE DANISH WEST INDIES

This, Of course, is all we want should
we buy the island. 1t is mighty
basin surrounded by mountains and
ridges on all sides, with only an open
ing Oh the south side little more
than half mile in width This land
locked oval-shaped basin has an area
equivalent to about a mile and half
square, with ample depth of water for.
the largest Of modern vessels. Since
we have Porto Rico, St Thomas is not
so essential as formerly. Perhaps 1t
would be cheaper to buy ST. Thomas
with her harbor, than to construct one
out Of the interior harbors of Porto
Rico.
Off for San Juan.
We are off for San Juan and are
doubling somewhat on our course
This is due to the fact that sailing
under a foreign flag we are not al
lowed by our navigation laws to make.
two contiguous stops at American
| ports This is done4to protect Ameri-
can bottoms and our coast trade.
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Description of the Beautiful Is Uni
versay Spoken and the People Are Fairly Well Educated
Shocking Lack Marriage Customs That Are Sadly Com
mened by Story Of the Moravian
Missionaries in Slave Days.
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An amalgamated farm hands union has
been organized in Illinois. The farm hands
will demand a minimum monthly wage of
s35 and board. The wage scale will IN
Iclude threshers, corn huskers. ploWmen.s
binders. stock laborers and all men enl-
ployed about farms.
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Copyright 1904, by Arthur B. Hubert

" OREA is the only foreign coun-
III try in which Americans have
HA taken the leading part in it's
MN commercial exploitation; and it
IL u was purely by accident that
America began to play the i'm
portant role in the development
OF the hermit kingdom that she has played
during the past generation.
1t was Just twenty years ago, after the
emcute of 1884. that an American medical
missionary DR.. Horace Allen was called
upon to perform a serious operation on the
mangled body of Prince Min Yung Tx,
Korean nobleman The operation was
successful and attracted the attention OF
the Korean emperor who Immediately ap-
pointed DIR. Allen kings physician.
The American missionaries. other thar
medical Werc also achieving the beginning
of their successes. At the same time, II
order to found q school for the training o.
Korean noblemens sons for government
and diplomatic positions. the Korean gov
ernraent sent to America asking for three
teachers to found q government school OF
Royal College. Thus, in the space of {
few years, Americans took the lead II
Korea in missionary. medical and educa
tional lines. They. were looked upon a.
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The beggars of China have organized
regular system Of blackma. Every town
has band of them with king. The
king goes about among the merchants
and others, collecting tribute, in return
for which he gives signed document in
surfing them against all annoyance for a
certain. length Of time.
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THE ANDERSON. G. q. w. Anderson.
proprietor. "a Fifth avenue corner
Terrace Independent telephone. A
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Star Want AID Agencies.

y. n. Mullen. 81 esllard ave. epe.
City HALL
Fremont DRUG ce. u~lna street
and Fremont avenue.
w. A. Maasfise 8 Co, pruaaise
R3d ard jackson.
orahams Home nakerl, afo9 let
avenue.
cN LshndroH. cigar store, 'siefi
Second
Thea HARRIS. al Possotlcs. Hsnten'
Little'a Pharmacy. ist ave. nersN
and Harrison street J. ". Iiuis'
ercprteter.
Carlton a Co. Drugnsst cor. SIN
%. and Pso. street SeSth sssts'e'
y. A. Meore. Pos,sffles, 30. Park.
uelversity Drug Store. University
Station.
Howsn ST. Phsrmsey. 1904 Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr. CLARK. pre-
nrletora ee2s e. Madison
Columbia Drug Store, w. J. stud
lsS, prep- Columbia. Wash
Broadway PharmseY, p. L. Fisher,
PROP els Broadway and James
Quaker prOe Co. 1913 iss ave.
LeAry's Pharmacy, eso N. Bread
~syi phone, Union -.
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business houses In the vicinity 81
Second avenue and Cherry street.
where the Alaska building Is 70 be
erected. are circulating n petition for
presentation 20 the Board Of Works
asking that the board take steps to
prevent the blocking OF the street
and sidewalk In front OF the build
ing during the period OF eonstruc-
ton. The board Is known 20 feel the
same way about the matter aud
have already taken palms TO insure
the least possible Inconvenience and
loss of trade to the surrounding es-
tablishments.
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vice figfu on al business trnnaae-
TONS. hfHtfb sickness. fte. CHurs
hHHpf ana speedy mnFfinHef. rfuuita
The arbnraied tell who and whom to
mnfrv. h8H - win the l8ee ana aaz
HlfnNDn ~ the one roH most desire.
even though mlieN away. how -
eliminate errors, develop your re-
HHlf recognize 10 iHpfdlfnfutH.
ard g. fircuuHtHHeeH ~ 10
pour duty ~ consult this gifted mani
Re can unfHHaI thr most eafHHIira I'd
akffn N ddfieultlrH, relieve your
mind hud Insure quick results thef8
Il no uFrd for anyone a. D. urhaps
HH or uuruENEHHful when hIn go Wee
4 SOUGHT and taken n complete
Haflrfarfi1u r. not given { ahraz
fHtfiy refuse r. Hrrrut any frfuuuef-
afiau a. above stated Al bHHIrf =
strictly con fldeutinl Reading fCr a
~ days DC ard a. Remember the
name and aadffHr.
WELLfHOTOH.
1913 FIRST Avenue. Colonial Hotel
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AAtANfHEs - I'm =
1 have 10 nns=asfe tracts frasa which
Yuu can make year choice To- ~ y.
Ne / roli trn minutes SAX % ths
car auick ride 20 Seattle store
svMaeA SHOOT sidewalk and aseslinns
nsirhborhoaa. Price n& "a tin. Title
taffeef Terms saltY.
CHAH y ADAMS.
a Starr lloyd bldg.
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A. LAWRENCE
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
PhOues--Sune, Gsssn 1881, Ina<psnssni Aisu

Seattle, wash. March "a, 1904.
Seattle Daily Star:
Gent1 emen---I have used the class
flied columns also display. in The
Star for two years, and can say that
it has given as good results as
any paper in the city or any East
ern med um I have been using
I am, dear sirs,
Yours very. truly,
A. LAWRENCE.
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MAMMOTH FOR FAIR

Wilson Foster. who has charge al
the Kiondike exhibit at the 81. Louis
exposition. is figuring on taking the
mammoth found intact a few days
ago on Quartz creek TO the fair. The
flesh will have to be removed first.
II the find is taken TO St. Louis IL
Will be exhibited at Seattle on the
NV
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Ruslnss. Chances


Seattle. IN WILLS Tacoma
/ have Que 81 the most complete ffssH
% roOminK houses. business chances
and farms In city. having an office lu
both cities enables me TO find buy /.
ist your i properly: finest farms IN
Washington. near Seattle. aeree.
half acre natural park. i0-room
house. carriage house. barn, fruit
inw 10 Mace. hot and cold water II
house. cost tie.ooo. will sell at a sac
rifice. Nso.
STEWART, STEWART a Co.
~ Union block.
10 First avenue.
A SNAP.
newly furnished Broom house. close
In. ~ rent Must be sold soon.
Price. tdo.oo
A GREAT BARGAIN.
A N-room house. clearing from fa1o TO
500 per month. low rent. long lease.
Price. fagpo.
fnvestixat. this.
ANOTHER GOOD OPPORTUNITY
a good brick house, with steam heat.
y rooms; years lease. rent ~ per
Yours for 1900
LAaT, nut NOT LEAST.
Well furnished i6-room house. CEN
tralty located and well patronlEcd.
Price. 5000.
gTEwART, STEWART a CO,
80 Union block.
7ia First avenue
FOR sALE-The Charles Crowley A
Co. wholesale cracker and candy
business, one Of the beet paying prop
psitions IN the city. good man that
understands the candy and cracker
business cannot find better invest.
ment, Amount Of stock on hand
about 1900. must be sold at once.
Apply To Geo. &. COnEdan, Oriental
building. attorney for Julius Brown
stein. trustee for Chaa. Crowley a
Co.
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$4,000.

A 4h-arrc raneh. acres cleared. bal
aHee pasture small orchard. t-ruefn
hafyae barn Hfx2H with she'd l11GA
poultry house. wen and running
water.
$4,000
80 arres All valley. - In cultivation
good s. room house. good large barn.
mundane q other buildings. or
ehard. near school well and run
ulne ufa cor. convenient % one ~ the
incest small cities IN Washington
y head ~ cattle fine span ~ mares,
harness wagon. new buggy, milk
separator. pigs poultry farm irnpie-
rneuts. etc all 60 with the place.
Also good buys for 800. t.9p9. 9. 90
and q 90
z3a Arcade Hidg. Phone Main iifS.
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n.nAI narATn wANrnp.

fSiAt ESTATE WANTED
ttnVv customers Tor the following
Four room house un good lot ON hiHh
Krpund. on monthly payments from
the start Customer a painter Who
would like e. work out some Of price
In labor and material
Modern cottage 81 five or Elk rooma.
on terms So cash balance monthly.
Vicinity of Madison, broadway OF
Capitol lilii car line.
Modern house % hlN or seven roumA
With good hiaed lot on Queen Anne
tfiil, broadway OF beacon till dis
tflct Uuod view desired Price o. 100
Modern house. six or seven rooms, on
Second It'll north of Madison aud
between 18th and 18th. Price tapeQ.
Or good lot worth 81 90 for building
HouEHf r. MAY NAHb.
dia ratley bldg Seattle.
Phones Front Sil. Ind. a gila
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hnve Your Addre., correet

Send changes In address or busi-
ness to Folks Seattle Directory co.
The directory is now In the press.
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Fsrm Lard, CONTINUED

COME today and lot IA show you a
nice 10. hufe tract uf rich. level land
with new Groom house Price q ptQ
Easy terms
WEST 4 WHEELER
Union block
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Born 20 MIR. and Mrs. Carroll Jud-
kinAs Kirl
Born q Mr. and Mrs Norman Me-
kinnan. strl
Rern to AR and Mrs. Sidney Drake.
. gtrl
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For Sale-Timber Lands

nj. HfKfsffF. WHOLESALE and fsiail
manufacturer 81 tsugEinE hnd ffos-
raeffnf NhafH Flyer Dock
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Stylish Clothes. HERALD. 1928
Second avenue.
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ron ALL kinds Of grading, digging
cellars. spudinf Tote. clearing land,
diRHluH dltcher not afraid g. tackle
anything that may come up Tells
ave. cor Spring. W. ~ Bufzloff
Seattle. wash.
DR anvERARcH. rsni,o- urinary and
all private. usFN8HH and chronic dis.
eases II mon and women Blood
poison. contracted diseases cured IN
h week Consultation FIVE Call 90
write. Quite 4 Sullivan block. Seat
tlc. wash.
MAN.TAiLOHEp Ladies' Suits to Or
der gIoo up. Cell nnd sec anf line
butts. Jackets and Skirts. T.. IS. hel-
son. b iiinckley block
MARnf Wealth ana beauty f.nr-
riage directory Tree. pay when ,na ~
Tisd. entirely new plan heHa no
mouay sddrerH u a Horton. Dept
90. fshon'ala, Mich
ulepoup paying fancy prices for hair
Faods. why nnt Walt ilie han Fran
cisco Hair store ini FIRST avenue
LACE CURTAINS and Shirt waists
nlaek Hba
PRETTY American Lady. without tih
90 Kin very wealthy wants ffHhhlg
honest hunbhnd Address Lowe. zpi
clinton St. Chicago.
MARRY Wealth and Beauty Mar
rinEe Directory free. Pay when mar
risd Entirely new plan, SEND ~"
money Address II a Horton Dept
go. Tekanhhn. Mich
PRIVATE DETECTIVES Address
Boa ifH Business strictly eotftash-
tinL No divorce cases,
Fer Baie--Hiseeiisne
ron BALE one 81 the bsai transient
houaeH 81 o. rooms. newly bun hnd
newly furnished. one block from
a good business. has % be- seId On
account - sickness. No. Bin SIKH
street north. Portland, Oregon
ron BALE Furniture ~ eight rooms.
rent reasonable. like % sell before
the first tIs Union -
ron SALE CHEAP $3.50 Winchester
Hud eaae Also fine oak writing dshh.
b. - KcrWood. klb Niibort 81. Bal
lard
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STEWART. srEwAnr %

STEW ART. STEWART 4 CO.
Room ~ Union block
So Beautiful lot on Fourth avenue.
p.7po-Fine corner on first hill for
Apar fmsut house
faee-sTwo lots on Queen Anne nm.
with fine view.
81 xo~Nica modern Groom cottage on
Twenty first avenue. blocks from
Madison. small payment down. bal
ancr like rent.
Sss0-Nlee four-room cottage. on lot cor
10. $50 cash. balance tao per
q. Beautiful home on Capitol hIil
We have acreage near the city from
one 20 fifteen aeFea.
STEWART. STEWART A Co,
Room % Union block.
li3 First avenue.
LOT Dxis0. view Of Lake Union. near
car. TO. snap.
Lot s0xizo. Stat and Spruce. poo: none
as cheap.
House. rooms. large lot, 81 800. 1870
down, balance monthly. why pay
rent7
House. rooms near Madison, 81 80;
terms to suit. one for u,t5o
House, 10 rooms. modern. large lot.
fruit trees. etc, txi51. terms. fine
GINGER. ni-za Bailey Buidg.
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TIG~fnE MxNi. FasSScf SssissS
strfpptng on doors and windows.
Randall. tho Carpenter, tis Madison.
Phones. ITO. Ind, Y ff17.
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~ Classified Ads. ~
Real nst.,.-centlnusa

if0Aika AWAITING OCCUPANTS
city and suburban building nitgHs
aarea, farms. Investments Ia TIE
Sound country dnHrtihFd, quoted Oh
reaIad 60 by SENT TROPICAL
koRruMEat." edition. FREE.
eiiARLra aoMERa 4 co,
Roth Phones ga "a Az a Marion VI
AWFUL. CHEAP, woing Vast new =
story house. large tract land, also
iea cords wood only tdit terms 80
daNn. $40 PEE month. close Go ear and
aehool owner. office Garden station,
few minutes ride lantan ear and
Occidental and NcAlcr.
CnnAp-uood house. large tract o.
iand. al fttiiman city. unik san
~ cords ~ weed nee. eamu today
office On Ffuund. D. fare on Wash
inKton street.
Acreage COR Sale
DON'T Nou HtY a piece Of land un-
fli Nuu have seen the MEADOW
nAt.E TEN sACHc TRACTS. Moth
tnK ike them on tho market for the
money. level land good soil Prices
- 81 ana Sc per acre, easy terms.
Aen are nov clearing aud grading
streets, fustafflcs, store aud several
new houses uoN In course 81 CON
struetion. Call az our office and let
Us tell You all about a.
NEST 4 WHEELER.
\ Union block
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DELIGHTFUL Farm
= acres situated one mile and n haN
east - Kent - acres cleared. good
house. large barn. bearing orchard
horse and wagon. the lard T. good
and the price II only o. 80. This n
undoubtedly the cheapest place IN
the vicinity 81 Kent. and to see Il
II 20 buy e.
A. LAWRENCE.
9etk Second ave.
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7.
Ftrsf learning facts and features Ia
connection With nEAf. ESTATE yea
lfoHuan buying The ueW SEAL
TROPICAL. NORTHWEST ana our
Daily sheets FREE are She me
diu ma through which 20 learn. They
are AZ the service ~ hath buyer ana
seller. call for them
cHARfrs a1NEHs a co.
Roth Phones 81 - Az. q Marion "a
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HALF tNTEHEHT
t-tn0 SECOND ave. fruit buHinehHi low
rent With lease. eaiHina money 10
cation alone worth the price N1tta
bpHrEH. 800 First ave.