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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1904-10-15
in OCEANS ARMS
BattIeship Nebraska Is Launched
at Seattle.
IS CnRsTENfD BY Mss HICKEY
Largest Vessel Ever Before launched In the
UnIted States - Fully $1,000 People
viewsd the Ceremonies.

Seattle, Oct. 8.--The battleship Ne
braskn, destined to be one of the finest
lighting machines afioat and already
showing in every detail that she will
come up to expectations, slid gracefully
into the water promptly at two minutes
after O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
The great mass Of nearly 10, 900. 900
pounds OF steel moved down the ways
as easily and noiselcssly az though II
were only diminutivs fishing schooner,
instead OF one OF the largest bsttleships
In the world.
The statement that she moved noise
lessly may be difficult to prove, foI
bedlam broke ,ose almost simultaneous
~ with the Nebraska and wild cheer
ing from 40 900 throata drowned the
music Of half dozen bands and made
the roar OF the big cannon on the Unit
ed States monitor Wyoming seem faint
and far away. Tskins up the refrain.
whose key WAS pitched under the build
ing sheds of the yards every steam
whistle between Ballard and Black
river turned loose and hundreds OF craft
ranging in size from giant steamships
down to launches and every locomotive
on the water front added to the music
with whistle and bell.
Fully 900 people viewed the cere-
monies and saw the big vessel slip into
the water. She created but very
small wave as she took her maiden
plunge, and hoated out gently and
gracefully. Naval men who viewed the
launching stated that II was the most
successful they ever saw.
Miss Mary Main Mickey. daughter Of
the governor of Nebraska. christened
the vessel.
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watching Tor supply Ships.

Cheioo, Oct. l2-rhe increased ac
tivity Of the Japanese fleet bloekad.
ing Port Arthur in the stopping of
merchantmen is due to lookout which
is being kept for three British ships
which, il is suspected. intend to at
tempt to enter Port Arthur with timed
meats end vegetables. The British
ship Vic oris was stopped near Wei
Hal Wei this evening, and the above
explanation was made to her by the
Japanese boarding officer.
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Perish In Flood.

Santa Fe, N. M, Oct. 6.-Reports
received here from different points in
the flooded territory show that the
loss of life occurred in the past week is
greater than heretofore believed At
least 20 persons persisted, and all sec
tions have not been definitely heard
from. Ten Santa Fe passenger trains
are tied up at Santa Fe tonight, but
passengers are being sent east and west
over the Rock Island and Southern
Pacific roads, connection being effected
through the Santa Fe Central, which
resumed operations today.
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Rumor OF TRANSPORT Scandal.

San Francisco, Oct. 1.-The Call
this morning states that complaint has
been made to Brigadier General Hum
phrey, Qual termsster general, regarding
the conduct OF the transport service,
snd that searching investigation is
being made by board consisting of
three army officers. 1t is added that
an upheavel in the department is an
ticipated.
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cnonr IN TUNNEL.
Six rfcn lose Lives Under ST. Clair,
rilchiosn River.

Port Huron, Mich, Oct. i2.-Six
employees Of the Grand Trunk railway
were suficated to death by coal gas to-
day In the 81. Clair tunnel, which runs
under the st. Clair river, from Port
Huron 10 sarnia. Ont. A coal train
broke In two while passing through the
tunnel, and three OF the train crew
were sufiocated while part Of the train
lay stalled in the tunnel. The engineer
pulled out with his engine, but return
ed and lost his life In an endesvor TO
push the stalled cars back TO safety.
superintendent A. s. Begg and another
man persisted in attempts to 20 to the
rescue OF the oshers.
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Russian Troops in GOOD teaI,b

Moscow, Oct. l0.-Professor Colo
win, of the Red Cross society, who has
just returned here nom the front. re-
ports the health and general condition
0, the troops are remarkably good.
There are NO epidemics, and no very
serious disease, the prevail ing COM
plants being light form Of stomach
typhus and dysentery.
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Madrid, Oct. s.-The Institute of
Social Reforms after heated discus
sion today, decided by 10 votes to eight
to ratify the absolute prohibition Of
Sunday bud fighting. This is consid-
cred to be the death blow to bull fight
ing in Spain.
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LARGE OH plant BURNS

Findiay, o., Oct. THE plant of
the National Refining company was
burned today. Loss, 5000, 900. The
fire was started through lightning strik-
ing tank which at the time contained
about 80, 900 barrels.
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MissouIa, Mont, Oct. l2.-One Of
the worst freight wrecks which has oc-
Cured on the Rocxy Mountain division
OF the Northern Pacific in many years,
from the standpoint 81 delayed traffic,
took place At an early hour this morn
ing, about five miles east OF Garrison,
Mont. Freight cars loaded with sx-
port shipments for the Orient, were
piled so feet high, and the wIecksge OF
two trains 10 scattered along the track
soi considerable distance.
Traffic was brought to complete
stsndstilI. and no trains we're able to
pass the scene OF the wreck for is
hours. One OF the train crew, Fireman
Bowman, OF an extra east bound freight,
was instantly killed, and two Other
trsinmen we're hurt, though not seri-
ously.
The accident was due TO mistake
In constituting the orders on the part OF
the engineer Of the caatbound freight.
lie bad orders 70 meet three sections Of
No. SO freight, west bound, on the sid
ing at Big Bend. The third section had
passed tho extra ahead Of the original
second section. A. the numbsr OF the
engine Of this second section CORE
sponded 10 the engine supposed TO be
pulling the third section, as given In
lhe orders. the extras engineer pulled
out.
The extra met the original second
section In deer cut. while both trains
we're running at high rate Of speed
The impact was terrific, throwing the
debris mountain high, both engines
completely telescoping- II was impos
sible 10 build track around the wreck
by reason OF the deep cut.
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Columbus, O., Oct. l2.-Fire today
IN the five story building in North
High street, occupied by the Columbus
Dry Goods company, caused an aegre-
gate lose estimated at 5000, 900.
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Toxic, Oct. 6.-The navy depart
ment discredits the report THAT tn
Russian cruisers Rossia. Gromobo ande
Bogatyr have been repaired at Vladi-
vostok and are about to descend for
another raid ON the japanese coast.
The navy department further expresses
the belief that the Bogatyr is complete
~ disabled.
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NEWS Of THE WEEK


u.a.
,..,sthso r;ll relieve Port Arthur.
Toxic nas saslees 'ns' 'n'ee nus''""
ehipe ~ rost arthur nave w" ''s''
1 oodoo war experts bslievc that the
Russian advance IL just what the Jap
eneus want.
0<neral Fu1ston, In bis annual re-
ppst urges an Increase In the pay Of
enlisted men IA the amy.
Labor Commjsslonsr Hon, Of Oregon,
reporss that The cost Of living has IN
tf.nref 5 per cent Ia Tho past four
ysau.
An officer Who has Just escaped from
Ra4 Arthus mys there are plenty Of
4u ~ neoeoee. -
oov ee~p INV so'o's 80 AZ
W. ssiho"'
The Baltic neet has al last MADE
what = declared by tne Su'hof'''es ~
sexual tart Tor 'ne Tar East. RON
~. =. nrsss.orthv and another poss.
mt IL MxUM~fHI
.va,.a - ~ Hul,nomsb county Jail.
rs.s cri.crsr. orooored 10 Yin the
,st,sr bus m, Mot WAS revealed by
man condemned TO be hung, who IL
awaiting . decision OF the supreme
court.
purv,sys osined entrance 10 Silver
City, New, store and secured W, 300 In
cash.
n Il bs,,eved = peaee treaty will be
s,sn.d bv Bolivia and Chile within a
week.
rhs nst,c,.i rQoH fair committee
II, .l,,, rc.c~ md f,nd. Tor exbibits
,h,, ~sst
sxi,ss srs lesdsrs IN = movement. 70
r~v;v. q r~iyn n terror
pohb~r. avn.mitsd thu sale Of tho
pv..l.na. Ind bank. n Ia reported
that they secured t2o, 900.
Toxic h.. advice. showing that the
Japanese Losses are not nearly as large
~ reported by the Russisns.
~. ~ ,hs Ar, act. n thu new Rms.
elan minister Of the Interior was to dii.
charge the hodyguard OF his predecessor
River. In Nav Msx,co have asaIp
overfiowed their banks, causing addi-
tional loses 10 railroad and other prop
srty.
..-.. o.,. - a.. N.,r nal
ins will wilt the coast In November
and inspect the Puget sound and Mare
island navy yards.
rs.. a.. , As,t.so ante ,.os
~ W. 49, q ~
death Of enc ohsneur and fatal injuries
70 = millionaire. An American wo1
the race.
~. .,,.,,. ,
ss.aS NV" ~
lpr on, var supplies for Russia,
,,c :.
coming home on leave Of absence.
~. a.,au. c,,, 49,. h.. uaa. ~,
channel across the bar ut the mouth o.
the Columbia two feet deeper.
pm-,. n,., ,ha, rscs,.s. ~.
cutting OF the queues Of Coseans snd
forcing them TO join the army.
TIL. c.rus, s,aaua, p,os,as. hs,
run .e'so " 60 '"'o saso'''''o'
.n' e'aoe,' ., 'ne '''s'' say ~ 10 o"''
70 einoo 'pe 'HpAneso'
The British steamer sishan. from
1sn~aS u, Nj, chw..a rss o.
49, 5000 es,ao ~ ~ss,,s .ad aor,
,c,sndsa n. po,t Ar,hn,
.,sss Ina hss,s,,s. hsv. ssv :, ,I, Az ~
.gs5 lorr pnss,sn wsssh,ns =, a..
bsrbor Of Port Arthur. IL IL state,
that one Of the vessels wss complelel,
wrecked.
ne sv'esho re'ee. martinique Islam
~ "a ''o'sn' e'up''on'
Rr;gnd,e, c,anerai williams wo,,h
resired Il erltIcally m
~.
,,nts 1870 III ,~ p'~as nan
S--.n wa P'o''''ous "Jins v
III. p.s-,. a,.
.e,i~s,- :, Masa.n Thl f'-s-nS So
AZ. No.. 4. a, ar,.s. "s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-11-26
LOW FARE
AN ISSUE
INDEPENDENT clTlZEH6' TO
MAKE THIS THEIR BATTLE
CRY

One Of the main Issues Of tbs
West Seattle campaign this year
will be- the question Of a 5-oent faro
from the top Of the West Seattle hill
10 Seattle. By transfer system from
caroline 10 boat This scent fare
arrangement will be battied for
with energy BY the independent cit
liens party. which name WAS adopt
Cd by the members u the liberal
citizens party at meeting last
night Besides changing It's name,
the party nominated a ticket
The slate f. as follows. For
mayor. Dr. Van Winter. treasurer.
J. T. LonFfellows clerk. W g. Dick
efson. health officer. DR.. II. o. FiB-
eett. city attorney, Osburn Wilson.
eauncilmcn. c. =. Nelson. Jacob
Mades. A. ~. Wing, &. p. King. VII
ilams LRngdon. Charles Todd and
G. x Cooley.
Some months ago West seattis
made arrangements for a scent fars
20 Seattle, and the Garden City was
put on the run. but after some weeks
experiment. the old boat proved un-
Fueeegaful and was Withdrawn. The
independent citizens party now
hopes 20 make arrangements with
the West Seattle Improvement com
pauy for a satisfactory transfer ays-
TEN. 30 that a scent service can be
had straight through from the top
Of the hill across the sound 70 Seat
tie. The independents will fight TOR
this. as their main issue and expect
a large support on account Of IL
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MRS. BOYD DEAD

Mrs Susan Boyd. wife OF James
NJ. Boyd, for many years a resident
Of this city. died last night at the
family residence. e06 East Madison
street. Mrs. Boyd was IS years old
aud leaves a son and three daush-
ters. a nephew is county assessor
OF Spokane county. DIT. W Darcy
chace. a son-ln-law. is a we'll known
physician at Nome. Alaska. The
remains are at the parlors Of the
Ronney- Watson company. The flu
neral arrangements are not CON-
uietp.
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LITTLE TALES
TERSELY TOLD

WORK WAS COMMENCED on
$40 COO brewery a. North Yakima
Yesterday morning The brewery
will be owned BY the North Yakima
brewing and Mating company.
composed OF J. J. and II. II. sehlot-
feldt and J. p. Clerf, OF EllensouFE.
and c. r. Oppenlander, of kosiyn.
HENRY GoRDEN. a farmer re-
siding east Of ElmA. found a gray
haired man dead in one Of bis
barns about noon Thursday. The
man had died from n gunshot
wound and lay upon his back with
A rifle held IN bis hands. The re-
mains have not been Identified.
THE CITY COUNCIL OF Colville
has ordered the question OF munie-
ipal ownership Of the water system
To be submitted to the voters at the
general city election, December s.
4 stubborn fight viii be made by
the owners Of the present system
aud an offer that II the measure
is defeated the present rates Will
be reduced.
JUNG HAND. a Portland. Ore.
Chluaman. who was arrested Thurs
day night in a saloon. committed
suicide In his cell at the city Jail
at Bellingham by hanging himself
with a handkerchief tied around his
neck. Hand was employed in q sal
mon eannery in Bellingham.
NIII.MEN At EVERETT expect
that the annual shutdown OF the
mills during the holidays will be
shorter this year than Il has been
for several seasons Three weeks
will probably be the longest period
any Of them viii be idle.
FRANK PARKER, of colfax.
who was shot BY Charles Martin.
yesterday. died at an early hour
this morning. and Martin will be
charged with murder In the first
degree. II Is reported that Parker
and Martin quarreled more than two
years ago over a gambling game.
and Martin sWore vengeance. This
rumor IS being Investigated by Of
fieers.
PETER JORGENsEN was taken
to Tekoa yesterday seriously in
jured by a fall from a railroad
bridge at Chateolet. Idaho. The full
extent OF his injuries has not been
ascertainsd. but his condition is
serious. While attempting TO move
some heavy timbers on the bridge
he was working on he lost his bal
ance and fell to the ground. a dis
lance OF more than 20 feet
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Personals

FRESH RANCH EGGS. ? DOZEN. &c.
Why pay your grocer more Tor eggs
that are not as good We guarantee
every cEE and our fine fresh Iowa
Creamery Butter only 2hc d pound /.
We have the goods and We have the
trade but would Ike e. supply you
MISC.
COW BUTTER STORE.
1GB First Avenue.
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FARM BARGAIN on account q poor
health. deaife g sell ms farm q
= acres Az lsysi ard SOD soil.
ehaTd Viii sell with Or NiihSat
stock and tools see IS Lea. own
sr. on place. three miles east - Au-
burn.
g acres q the best land near Paseo,
a . per acre. Apply % FaHco Land
Co. Pasco. Wash.
Acreage tor Sat.
HEsT BARGAfSa ON THE Market
40 20 t1p Douu VIII Handle Them.
and Buyer Can Make at Same.
Double Money Invested IN SIX Months
uoo-Few more fine lots.
H0a-Goruer eaNfau. fine ground
t1so-Flne lot. broadway, Ballard.
ta7s-t51xG50 good chicken ranch.
tH8-IarRe lot with orchard.
tfN-uouble corner 15U1n.
ta69-Nice cottage on car line.
EHf-h-ruum cottage. close ia.
fza-io acres. with running water.
IL each INJECTED IN woodland park
lots. are undoubtedly the best In
veatmeut that can be- made. I have
offered a dozen people 80 for $40
invested 9 months aEu. and the
chance is just as good today zee for
yourself. or my assistant viii give
you full Information and show the
baat property that money viii buy.
any day 0F evening
". y. HAM
Ballard. Phone james 81 or SIXTY
first street. West Side Green Lake.
THINK OF THIS
to for 3 acres. part bottom fine
spring creek. some cleared on a good
county road. abort drive from city;
close 10 car and graded school. b
minutes ride 20 city.
GOOD INVESTMENT
81 20 will buy ! acre ~ fine soil all
cleared and ~rubhcd. only "a miles
from Pioneer Square, between car
lines Fine view u lake and noun
taIua
T.. " ABAMa
$751; ist ave. q Starr BOYD bldg.
GOVEHNMENT LAND.
320-acre desert claim locations under
proposed ditch. only a few choice
ones left For further particulars
apply % " I. fattsn. 1a8 Pacific
Block.
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q New World city. PARK County
Pref O. l.. Tanssr. IN. O., the well
known end popular anaiyticsi ehfrn-
let % Seattle. has quit his pfofss-
slan and esg9tns TIE frssidesnt
New World Smelling Company which
has so acres In a citY aite In the
gtset NcN World mininE district %
tnuaivr water puwern. many mil
Hons u feet af excellent timber also
brick ana tie clay. etc.
aansss ine ara !. fal '' aaesla gsl9P iiIs
tsnsiVe nfnsitsr large poser plant
ard luIn boring mills and. controlling
great camp uiii develop an ifn-
nenaely profitable smelling indus
Ths company alec has extensive free
milling Fold mines and Il erecting
sfaFnU mills
Sew Woiid city wiu have a large pop.
y ula ti1u and extensive business tn
Z tsreats snd Industries within two
years Il j. one - the gtandeat un-
dertakinEH q the country
Company starts with over $1,000 in
eve n dollar. Prof Tanner ia ita
: President and Treasurer which o.
L saying sufficient Go guarantee its
: honesty and Haundness
only t0lpoo aharsa % the capital stock
yet Co be sold For n few days the
L ground floor 10 accessible Go you on
shares q the capital stock. interest
IA bearing ore certificates and first
mortgage Interest bearing and prof
ft=ahnriuE HmeItef certificates.
b. matter how little you may be able
O. invest or how much. you will do
yourself good hE visiting cur offices
as soon Hs possible and making fun
Investigation
II r. lifetime opportunity for you.
call or write for illustrated pros
pactua
NV WORLD SMELLING COMPANY
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State Analytical la
boratory and Assay office los CO.
lumbin street Seattle. Paul Fury.
Chemist
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We are right IN the way and you can
call when out shopping. place your
ads and receive nrataClaaH results,
at Downtown office. 100 Second
ave between Holmes Furniture Co
and Ioudou'H Phones, Sunset Main
esgU. Ind. 1853
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$4,000

EIGHT ROOM House.
WITH bath. closets and cellar. lot
o9Etaa Co Az
on Yssler WAY car line. 10 min
utaa from Second avenue.
House Il strongly built and well.
finished
Beautiful view ~ Mount Rainier
and Lake Washington.
Half cash. terms on balance. II
desired.
OWNER. 7z2 Thirty-aecoud Ave.
Phone. Main as.
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SALE or HIGH GRADE
FURNITURE, THE FINEST EVER
OFFERED To A SEATTLE Pub
Lie = q. Uickertuu a Co. will sell
on Monday. the 9th ~ November.
OF IL - sharp. on the premises No
ln Fifteenth avenue north. corner
~ John street. Capitol iful. the caus
tents uf ten elegantly furnished
rooms tho parlur is furnished tu the
best - mahogany including fine
Davenport also upright plano tmukz
or gahtrfl, sitting room consists %
leather upholstered easy chairs eN-
tfH fine library table. lndN'a desk.
book cases. etc. IN dining room fur
ulfure consists of round extension
table dining chairs. buffet china
closet fine HllNcrwHre. pictures. uAk
bedroom furniture. rugs, etc; extra
fine hall furniture. kitchen furnish
inEe complete. including Majestic
range and other useful articles. y. g..
Hiekertou a Co. nuctiuucers, Phone
Main Ilui Independent ig1i Take
Capitol Hill car. Lunch provided.
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CHEAP arrru on Lake ana 2 car linss
over - chickens. turkeys aud daaks
Enad buildiugH lets = berries aHH
frulta only ~ uH terms - =
duWu and 80 per HHHfh. Tor whole
business cost me 2 times - much
see hraukhra Per mt room q Times
block. accpud floor taiaT.
FOR SALEM nftis ranch. nicely ar
RANGED for gardsniuE and chlcksu
graHlna plenty - tools chickens.
COW hHras waEuu. etc Yrrf cheap.
as ! am going ava. utH sell on easy
terms ! am uut fH need - money
and would ne soon have Interest rofuz
Ina In. call today rs Folk street
Ballard. one block east east n north
end % Fremont Ballard car line
D ACHEa u lard on whiahY Island
wash * vs.. G. Caster
10 ACRES VERY CHEAP
Nice level land. easy cleared. we'll
adapted % hny use. on a fine county
road ar easy drive 90 city with free
mali delivery and schools. iu q grow
tuE community. and only I'm on
terms For more Information see
gIfAE p ADAMS
slsas lat ave. q starr Boyd HidE
Twenty statesmen are selling
cheap acres Boa Humans Garden OF
Eden add. az IS per acre. on lake
and ear lines. close iu. terms. lee a
daY. take free boat - Rainier Beach
boa tHauHa on Washington street ear
line. - salsaneu on grounds.
Fer ssis--Rssi Estst.
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"civiIltx La CHAM

You viii find a great stock Of II
IN this store. Also high grade Mems
Underwear at a reasonable price.
T. y. Brooks s Co.. 1891 I'd Ave. s's
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u.seo WILL TAKE EITHER
90 acres % alder bottom land with now
lHruum huuHvs located uu county fnad
Within driNins distance ~ Seattle
Two cottages and one acre or land
loeated a. Auburn his intcIget ca
swing Uhia Plenty Of work close at
hand. No finer soil In tho county.
nRuEN a MIST MARION nLpa
TEN ACRE BARGAIN.
$500 An exceptionally fine tract
With easy payments OF Gle per
month. 80 minutes ride on inter
urban and only - miles from sta
ton 10 miles drive over good
roada TO city no water 20 cross.
land lies hlEh. level and b. very
productive OF fruits and veEet
ahlea
W ". PArTEN. zoe Pacific block.
nEaIRAntE AND cHEArl
Z acreH best 81 Hpil CLEARED creek on
nlaee email house. .Efedcd school.
on sidewalk aud county road quick
ride tu eit1. pnly 81 81 terms Fleeu.
CnAS II ADAMS.
ae9 ist ave. = stafr-hoyd bldg
TIN ACRE BARGAIN
Nn#Au exceptionally fine tract With
raHN payments ~ - Per munthi 3
minutes ride on tutururbhn and only
IL miles FROM station 10 miles drive
over good roads O. city. no water g
cross land lice hiEh level and iH
very productive q fruits and Yeaez
" " rArrEN 50 Pacific block
-uOMEHrEAn8 --
Uncle sam has few vacant fEa-nrHn
tracts under the great paiuune tfris
Eauah canal in FRANKLIN county for
homestead right VIII hs worth flsa
an acre tH two years Come TO-DAY.
Loeaueu fee. IS a. Arcade nids
rar Ngsrlon Acre Tracts nov on
sale. j. minutes walk from STATEN.
RICH aail level land nice view price
- end 80 p.r aerg 8 d1yn. -
Pioneer buidins
q 50 Tor 20 acres. q aerss sood bot
tom land with creek through it Kaad
tsfnatnsd house HHG quite finished
barn. orchard g acres iu hhF. y arfea
piaHhFd bHtutd and seeded ! mile
lsnalan az seahrek So caah. LII
IN ttMnElt EXCHANGE
PINE improved acres slass % Inter
Roataffiet WEI watsfeA Orchard
tieh coil 4. " e0LGuuEE -
DALEY BIOS. rheae. Main asa
CHEAT CLosEIN tract u az iarFs
lots uniY -. terms g. pei maufh
on All ar i1tH fine faf garden fruit
and chickens on car line it mInz
utes' ride ga Wash 81 car % south
sasl ssattle Az - cola
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Neiahbors Of Camp SO, W. o. W.

Neiahbors OF Camp 81, ". o, ".
You are hereby notified to attend
the funeral services OF ID. W. Sulli-
van az NJ. a. Cartons undertaking
parlors, Fremont. at p. m. Sunday,
November q.
II. c. GLEASON. Consul.
c. A. KOEPFLI. Clerk.
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RENT FREE n 49, or srOom
house. While % o. 90 o. 81 pei
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ali you can dse- " cents pet month
only it minutes ride. Take Wash
tnEtau street caF-llre passes through
hJUTifEAhr aisAfrLE office open
until evenings
LARGE level lots with water mains
and sidewalks laid. - ard 40 torms
O. pet month ~ have telephones and
electric HEhtn Ga Southeast Seattle.
schools. stores ara churches over
300 tote sold and ~ houses built in 8
moutha said on payments amallaF
than rent ik minutes. ride un WISH
fHHfou street car 90 Southeast Seat
tie. Cuma TO-DAY.
ALL q Hlliman'u property Il noe
doubling IA value. - over 100 men
urr uuw Hra4iuE and plnuktug Nein-
trf boulevard Through HtIlmhU city.
a. eoHnaNt mtth Garden nf Eden Md
making Il the flnsat drive In seattle
So CAST that's al .lgr lot tIin on
Twelfth avenue. hshr the entrance
Go the IHltersii} ready 60 hHNi Hu
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Furnished hCturdf. = haEwell hlk
80 cash. hat tls Per maHib. new s.
room cuttaae Ia Fremont lot tNiaa
light ste See Owner. uxa f4Adsn
ave Green Lake car line fhaas