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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-12-09
HORSE AND HOUNDS
THEY FORM A DIVERSION FOR
NEW YORK SOCIETY.
LATTER IS AN AFFECTATION
The Meadowbrook Hunt a Popular
Affair." Timely Gossip Of the
Gotham Stage-Chorus
Girls Tragedy.
EW YORK. The

EW YORK. The
hunting season is
on. The horse
show was an in
terruption and a
"b M" T h e
sight of so many
slim young men
in a. garb that
emphasizes Slim
ness, and of a
very few women
in III o r S e y"
clothes and many
in prettier ones,
concentrated at
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-12-09
Take It Either WAY

Young Tenor-That new prima donna
of ours is full of airs.
Stage Manager-She wouldn t be able
to sing, my boy, it she wasn't.-Al1y'
Sloper.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-12-09
WASHINGTON GOSSIP
ROOSEVELT AND THE
OPPOSITION NEWSPAPERS.
ADMINISTRATIONS POLICY
To Consult Party Leaders on Federal
Appointments-Regret Over Re-
tirement from the Senate Of
Senator Cockrell.

. s H / N G. r o N.
The idea that
the Blank is my
personal organ is
entirely errone-
ous,' is the way
President Roose-
welt discredited
the alleged au-
thoritative state
ment of a big
New York news
paper the other
day. This news
paper had OPP
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-12-09

Clara Morris and TO Mrs. Gilbert:
Miss Morris is q: young woman yet.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1904-12-09
A Naval Secret.

~ NE of the secrets of
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-16

D.ntl,..
Cr,t y nr,. vho .,n, from
paonsvlvnr,, obo,,. o5 yoors oon
and toon charge Of theBr,w w,rC olJ
Mine, iu>t across Lyncbos River
:, Cbes+orGo,J oo,r4, l;od Of hio
home at Jefferson last Wednesday, =,
aged about 20 wears. Can't. Mott
had hocn nrnstr,,od f,,r como
" " o
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-16
Death of DR.. Lander.
Colum bia Record 18th inst.

Colum bia Record I4th inst.
News has just been received in
Columbia of the death of DR.. Sam
uel Lander, one of the leading
members Of the Methodist COM
fereace. He was II years Of age
and had been president of Will
liamston college for nearly 80
years. This college was to be re-
moved to Greenwood for tho next
term, all of the buildings having
been completed.
DR.. Lander was consistent
gentleman and had done a vast
amount of good in his assistance
of worthy young women IN sec
uring an education. His School
at WILLIAMSON was like one large
family supervised by himself and
bis wife
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-16

Letters remaining uncalled
for in the post office at Ian
caster for the week ending July
10th, 1904, are as follows:
Mr. Hamp Mackey, j. o. Taylor,
}. P Steele, Meade Long. Mr..
Mat Kirby, Mr.. j. M. Kirby,
Ella Washington, Amanda Buck
cit, Messrs. j. B. Scubert, Bert
Scubert, Mrs. w. j. Saylor.
j. M. Stewart, p. M.
Subscrroe to The Ledger.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs j. p. KING will
leave Monday for ten days stay
at Blowing Rock, n. G.
The summer school here COR
white teachers closed its session
yesterday. 2S received certificates
to teach.
Prof, w. NJ. Dunn OF the
Jacksonham seotiou has been tax
ing in the st Lonis exposition the
past ten days.
Mrs. r. L. Riddle is visiting
relatives IN the Dixie section.
~ Mr.. Mason Brunson, trav.
elliug representative of the News
and Courier, was in the city
Thursday.
George and Joe MobIcy were
sent to the Chester chain gang last
Thursday by Magistrate Caskey
for thirty days each for violation
of laborcr's contract.
The Oakhill school will open
Monday with Mr.. Dan Laney as
teacher.
Until August 18th the Fun
derburk Company is going to sell
goods ut first cost, no freight nor
expense added. See their adv. in
this paper for PRICE.
As stated 10 Il previous issue
DR.. II. Smith, opticlan, of Mon
roe, has also established an otiice
at this place. He will be here
Tuesday, August 2nd, and remain
to Friday, August 5th. See his
adv.
Mrs. Harry Foster, Of Lancas>
ter is visiting her uncle, Mr.. T. Fl.
Ketchiu. Winnsboro News and
Herald.
Mrs, I. Y. Williams has re
turned home from Baltimore, Nd.
where she has been for several
weeks visiting friends.
DR.. II. M. Galloway of Lam
caster has been on short visit to
relatives here. Winnsboro News
and Herald.
lightning struck the house of
Mr.. Pink Walknp Of the Jack.
sonham section | a 5 t Tuesday,
fairly splintering the weather.,
boarding of one entire end of the
building. Mr.. Walkup was stand
ing in u door in another part Of
the building and was slightly
shocked by the bolt.
| We are pleased to note that
Mr.. Tbos Beckham, who was so
seriously shot by accident at this
place last Saturday afternoon, and
who was operated upon at tie Rock
Hill hospital the following day, is
dong we'll and that the chances
are now most favorable for his re-
covery.
Met Ferguson, a negro tramp
from Clinton, S. g.. was shot by
Constable II !! Bivins at Monroe
last Tuesday and later died from
the wound. The negro was
swinging on to q car when the of
ficer spied him and gave him chase,
shooting to frighten him and cause
him to stop. He had no idea OF
hitting him.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-16
Bronchitis for Twenty Years

Mrs. Minerva Smith, Of Dam
vile, Ill.,, writes: 81 had bronchi-
It's for twenty years and never got
relief until ! used FoIey's Honey
and Tar which is sure cure. "
Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-16
All COST f!
For ten days. We will opea wide the throttle and
let Our beautfH stock amounting to nearly
Ten Thousand Dollars go Without One
Cent OF Profit

~ q
Such wonderful slaughter of high class merchandise
has taken place in the towns history.
Every living person within twenty miles ought TO he
hand reap their share the that will he
feed during the next ten days slaughter necessary for
any argument prove what we say: That
will positively sell article store during this days
sale
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-16
MaCkOreil'S.


Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. e
M. Bennett, July IA, 1904, a
daughter.
See adv of Wofford College
and Fitting school in this issue.
Mrs. Chalmers Fraser and
Miss Eliza Lannau left Thursday
for an extended visit TO relatives
of the former at A:hens, and
Decatur, Ga.
Rifle and Pistol cartridges,
all sizes for sale at MackorelPs.
An excursion from Camden
to Charlotte passed through yes.
to-day.
Mrs. l.. l.. Forde, of Col
umbia, who has pcen spending
several weeks with her parents
here, returned home yesterday.
DR.. H. Smith, Optician, will
spend Saturday, Aug, 9th, at
Lancaster Cotton Mills. Eyes
examined free.
Mrs. Fannie Fleming, of this
county, has returned home after
visit Of several months 10 rel,
atives in Fairfield county.
All Summer Goods greatly
reduced at
Lancaster Mercantile Co.'S.
Col. Springs returned home
Thursday from attending the
National Democratic convention.
He remained over in St Louis
few days after the convention adj
journed and took 10 the exposition
,0tnpThe first load of country rails,
ed watermelons of this season were
sold on this market Wednesday.
They were from the Pleasant Hill
section and were very fine, super
ior to the Georgia melons.
Miss Emma Lee Nisbet, of
Vanwyck, who Is one of the teach
ers in the Albemarl graded school
left Tuesday morning to attend
the summer school for teachers at
Raleigh. Waxhaw Enterprise.
Mrs. G. E. Young went to
Lancasteryesterday to spend some
time with her children there, af-
ter spending few months with
hel daughter, Mrs. Sam Mcdowell
Chester Lantern.
July 3oth is the date for the
annual meeting of the Tirzah Bible
Society. Rev. w. IL. Hodges,
of this place, is expected to deliver
the address.
Maj. j. M. Riddle and Mr..
l.. @. Lazenby, delegates of Ian
caster Nj. e. Church, are at
tending the Rock Hill district
conference in session ut Kershaw
this week.
Mrs. g. f. Tillman and son,
Thorne Tillman, returned home
Wednesday after months visit
I the family of Dr.. D. b. Blake,
y NASHVILLE, Tenn, brother of
Mrs. TiIlman's, and to relatives in
Five good secondhand sew
Ing machines at a bargain, for
Scash or on time.
j. b. Mackorell.
Letters remaining uncalled
for in the post office at Ian
caster for the week ending July
10th, 1904, are as follows:
Mr. Hamp Mackey, j. o. Taylor,
J. 7. Steele, Meade Long. Mr..
Mat Kirby, Mr.. j. M. Kirby,
Ella Washington, Amanda Buck
ct. Messrs. j R Scnheri Port
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-16
DO 40tt IfE Gp
@1 fsG @ $3.50
3A ~ = 10

10 you suffer with headaches, ncu~
ra'gia, indigestion ana other .ervosu
- 1isxes caused hy EYE STRAIN :?
If You DO, it will he II special interest
to you 10 know th topples a0d Yerrac-
tiOG have rCen my sp2"iel study f;r
years. am a graduate OF the Phila>
deiphia Optical College, besides tux,
jng u post graduate course in New
York. have opened an optical Office
in Lancaster. where Will apend .
part OF my time each month. Iuse
the bes, methods known TO the profca-
sion and fit glassIs to remedy tie most
complicated eye defects. Latest and
up-to- date styles. will I've at Lancss-
ter Hotel from TUESDAY, Aug 2ud, and
inclusive to Friday Aug 5th Ex,ni-
nation free. Home Office, Monroe, "
&. References. Peoples Bank, Bank
OF Union, Monroe. n, {
DIR Z, s;3,yaiGE7,
OPTICiAN.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1904-07-16

You need entertain the slightest doubt undertake
you would failure and we would loose
the public confidence The people of this
the big February in which we sold
Thousands of Dollars Worth Choice Cost Those
who participated that sale realize what COST SALE AT
CLOUDS MEANS, and doubtless will throng orr
store knowing that great things them.
Sale begins when doors open
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03
zoo rs ON
THE BUM
WEATHER MAN SAYS LION AND
LAMB WON'T GIVE HIM THE
HuNcH--HAD TO GET BUSY
HIMSELF

Salisbury has been putting the lion
and the lamb through their PAGES. lie
gave them a fair getaway when
March came blowing along. but they
have been chasing along in such
neck and-neck fashion that the wealth
erman says he can't pull off any de-
cision In regard 20 which has been
having the better % the race. lie has
put both through hurdles and hoops.
but they don't seem 20 realize that u
n up 10 them. and neither will catch
tho spirit OF the thing and so at IL
In real earnest lie dopcd up the lamb
with capcr sauce yesterday, hoping TO
put a little real enthusiasm Into Il.
but the sun only managed 20 beam
about ten minutes before he went out
Of business. Salisbury is losing faith
IN the whole squlnch owl and ali.
for even the bird Of wisdom has gone
back on It's professional reputation. IL
has been tipping Salisbury eff to the
wrong dope.
Salisbury r. Disguised and has cut
out his whole menagcrie Of assistants.
lie went OF and mixed up the weather
all by himself this mcFning. Tho pub
lie win recognize Il as the regular
Salisbury brand-occasional rain. with
fresh, light winds from tho south.
Salisbury can always hand out this
bunch. no matter II everything else
fails. He says he would like to mod
crate thiAEs n little and predict only
semi-occasional rain. but he don't
think anybody would believe II. and
it's always safest 20 stick 60 what
the heavens are In the habit OF turn
ing loose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03
RANGXlGE LNNMZzH
JMEZZRYD MM
FAILED TO HOLD MEETING YESTERDAY AFTERNOON FOR
DISCUSSIONS OF AMERICAN IMPROVEMENT comPAHYs ~
GAS FRANCHISE A4zi

The corporations committee Of the
city council failed 10 meet yesterday
afternoon, as promised. 10 discuss the
fi-Ras franchise That fact is not sur
prlaing 10 those who have followed the
committee IA ita awkward ana dila-
tory course OF Keeping away from a
consideration OF the franchise. the ae-
eeptance ~ which would give the pe0-
pie chance 90 get gas u a reason
able price IN spite Of the trust.
Not single member Of the commit
tee. which IL composed OF Rlnehaft.
Crichton. Rude. Kintler and james. APP
peared. The calling OF the meeting
was IN fact a mere Formally. an e1-
ample OF -four fluainEf methods In
local politics. Chairman Hiuehart
knew Il az well AZ anybody else. When
Committee Clerk shrader and the
newspaper men had waited IN the
COMMITTEES room an hour for the men-
beers 90 show up. a Star man tele-
phoned % Chairman Hluehart 20 ask
him ~ there really would DO meet
ing
There was supposed 20 he meet
Ing there at 2 o'clock answered Maj.
Hinshprt. "and ! left instructions with
the committee clerk 10 notify me 10
come up az soon as the other members
appeared"
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney TAFT
and Judge Roger =. Greene. represent
inE the American Improvement com
pauy. also said that they we're waiting
90 be notified 20 appear. Chairman
ninehart had skilfuily arranged the
meeting 30 that every member Of the
eommlttee and tho attorneys were
waiting each for the other man TO
show W a. the meeting.
James. the treasury WATCHDOG"
failed 10 see that be was needed for
sentry duty. The matter to be con-
nldercd WINS one IN which the interests
Of the citizens ana not the corpora
lions were 20 be protected. In fact.
James has shown an ludiHporltion for
active duty ever since the recent con-
sention which defeated him FOR a re-
nomination lie has not appeared az
the city hail since that time. although
he has often been seen around the
city.
That tho citizens 81 Seattle do not
lock upon the American Improvement
e0mpaHy'a q gas franchise with any
% the profeHned dread displayed to-
ward Il hy members 81 the city eouu-
ell. r. abundantiy proved by the writ.
ten endorsements that tho labor
unions. the Improvement clubs. the
churches and even outside corporations
are giving a. individuals 10 the num-
ber q - - have either inside con
tracts with the new gas company TO
get the cheap EaH. or they have signed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03

p. X. Mullen. 81 Ballard ave. 0pe
City Hall
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfield & Co. Druggist
Esd and jackson.
crahan,'s Home Bakery, s9oS ]"
avenue.
c N Lehndroft, cigar store. sieNs
Bseend
I Thos HARRIS. a Pestofiee, Rsnten
Littis'n Pharmacy. tst ave. norm
ard Harrison street J. II. Iits's'
prep rietor.
Carlton q Co. prusaist. cor. ssh
20. and Pae. street, South SeAtus'
r. a. Moore. Pesteffiee. Sc. PARK.
unlvsrsisy prua Store. University
Btatien-
Newell ST. Pharmacy. foet Howell
Btrset.
Rainier phsrmaey, Mr.. Clark, pre-
pristor, co2s z. Madison.
Columbia Drug stsre. w. ]. Stud
ley, prop. Columbia. Wash
Broadway Pharmacy. p, e. Fisher
Prop. SIS broadway and James.
Quaker Drug Co. lots list ave.
lssry's Pharmacy. as NJ. Bread
Nsyi phone. Union %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03

Proyistons- iszfise ID. breakfast
bacon. i6e ID: bellies frreh. izsse I'm
Vegetables
White River Burhanks. ue11T tons
Yakima potatoes. nae. sweet pota-
toes, $40 70; carrots. &c per ssekt
sSsiit5~sr ssiso sdd ss scaissrh1ss;;
dos. raalshcs; ioc Der deg bunshTE
lettuce. n.eea2eo box. wana wa.sA
ioc per dozen punches. Hubbard
squash INC er ID: pumpkins. fEii.c pek
squash. iAo per 10. pumpkin, i1iN3
per u; bell peppers. r.oGi 3
Green Fruit. Etc.
Apples. cooking, secasl-oo box; spls,
renbcrSers. 81 ~ 1eo per box: BAidwin1
- per box. east Of the mountain3
lonathsns 9 ses,ls ,sos Winter Nsl}
others, about s. box. PfneapPiea. TN
doz. Rediands oranges. si-TffS0e boxf
Jap orange. p.&Gi 50 bundle. Lemones
ra2 50 box. cranberrier. 8. 20 io.oo bsl,,
isc 10 bananas. E:1Sfzzs per bunch.
Hay, Grain and Feed
Oats. Sc per ton; barley, - per ton:
wheat 80 ton. chop. s1f4a1 toa. shorfrs
Is ton bran; SIS ton. Of meal 50 ton:
compressed timothy, new. sgi ton:
new wheat nay, siedi1 ton. new alfalfa.
iie ton; new Puget Sound nav. llsd
is ton. middllnea. Sc ton. Peanut ~
Jumbo. &c Al &c.
Butter, Eggs. Cheese
Native creamery &c per ID. Eastern
creamery brick. 2lTzec ID. tub. fresh
ssc 10. storage. I'D &c 10.
EEgr-Nafive ranch. &C doz: Ore
gen ranch, &c doz-. Eastern. &c doa.
Chs.se-Netixe. ituisc per ID. Eest-
err. Ice per ID.
Poultry L
Chickens, hens and springs. iets7f&s
per 10, Dressed turkeys. soSiz sc per lbs
Ducks live, lie, dressed Iiff1fe per III
Geese, le1llc per ID SQUADS. scarce
g bosi3 % per dox-
Fish. Etc.
Hnlibut, Tsfsc per ID, salmon trout.
tNac per 10. founders. Sc per 10. soles.
tUec per ~; Ehrimps, i5c per Id. smeltA.
tISc per III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03
Nothino 20 Compare

with the attractions of California,
Climate permits Of outdoor life all
the year round. Take the scenic
Shasta route. Seattle to san Fran
cisco: $3.50 first class. 5000 Sec
ond class. Two trains daily. Tick
cts. reservations and descriptive lit
erature at Southern Pacific Co.'S
office. els First avenue. +. r. Ellis.
general agent. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03
RAINIER BraCu

EASY 10 atAcH Easy 10 pur
Beautiful location on shore % Lake
Washington. short ride on t-cant
tngton, large iota f9xii1, with aft.y
are selling fast 81 81. 81 ard flon
al s. and tia down and 81 month. t31
Beach It's The beat ard oksaDn.i
property on market Tor home and ts-
ysstmeat. SCHOOLS. churches, stores.
fine garden soil: cleared ard EradsA
boating bathing. ftahiiE. high and
healfhful. plenty wood and city
heaithfuls plenty wood and city wa
ter AZ sfc month. lumber or terms on
homo built aes Mr. wsrd. agent. . f1cs
at Rainier Beach. of e K Sturte-
Want. owner. SO Boston block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03

JULIUS SINGER a CO.
gll. %. bailey bldg. 4.

JULIUS SINGER 4 CO.
gii. "a Bailey bids.
lot saxtan two blka from school and
church; sis5-
LOTS overlooking Lake Union. eoxi2o
each. 81 SO. terms. fare chance Tor
huiider OF Investor Mould exchange
Tor improved property.
LOTS 3 0xio each. on Queen Anne
I'M. tso, terms
view % lake SO. worth so.
coTTAGE-Four rooms. lot goxi0o.
500. SEQ cash. balance monthly.
CoTTAGE-Three rooms lot texlao;
500. Stau cash. balance monthly IL
colonies bees. near boulevard
COTTAGE Five rooms. lot stxian. fine
view Lake Washington. q. 20. one
third cash. balance a. per cent
coTTAGE--Four rooms. 81 go; 500
Union near Madison.
CoTTAGE-ssve reams. lot soxlso:
isth ave. near Madison .. 20. terms.
JULIUS SINGER & CO,
a. IL Bailey bldg.
SPECIAL coon HUYs IL REAI.
ESTATE.
Splendid buy n s=Feam cottage, new.
modern and first ciAaa. good fouudA-
ton. double floor. finely finished
two lots. S4xts8 each. On best part
of Green Lake. splendid locA ton
81 80. with terms
SNAP.
Fine bug IN partly finished Groom
house. right or car line. Epod view.
large lot. very reasonable. s. KS.
with terms. Ghts - > beauty.
five-rocEn modern cottAEc. with fine
view Of lake On md ave. north "
Madison. with terms. 81 Ta
New Groom cottage. { bike Madison
car line. on ztth ave price fta
Best corner In city. f1fxisa right In
best business center buildings nov
on let bring 8 per cent on Invest.
meat With terms. So co.
STEWAR STEWART q Co.
RDafa y fuIau block
IL FfrAt ava
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03
~ Classified Ads. -
l.. r. CLAYTON a SON,
REAL ESTATE AND
1Nst RANCE.
fia NEW NOHk hLOCk.

s.,,sttsttts.tsstfststtts tsssssosstt
T.. n. CLAYTON 4 SON.
REAL ESTATE AND
sUKANCE.
40 NEW Yoitk MOCK.
''ssstttttts stssstssssssstttssfsssss ss'sssf
t.is0
i-room new houae. spih avenue. near
Republican. easy terms.
81 so
A snap az Fremont. e-atory house. 5
roonfs, 4 lots close 20 lake. u.sua
s-room eottaee near 9th. all modern;
raHy terms.
A nice i.room cottage corner lot toxi2o
with chicken hnuav.
snUo
s-rnom cottage overlooking city and
hereer,, on Queen Anne hili. e...s
nxioo lots. beacon hnl. overlooking
sound and city. t80. 80 cash. ball
anee monthly -.
ooSiss. Ward street near the lake;
suitable fot three houasn. street Inn
proNomeuts paid.
Lots IN all parta Of city.
r. &. CLAYTON & SON.
n. Al. pAf.MER.
REAL ESTATE lNNEsrMENrA
u.eio Invested IN the purchase ~ two
yiclda an Income 81 ~ per cent on
The money. The prizes Il n,0oo icHa
than its value,
Look At THIS
~ you winh a hnma aud a nice one
with seven rooms and can pay 500
cash down and s. 80 on easy pay
msnts AZ 8 per cent. I have what
you want elegant location,
JUST THE LOT TO htlLn ON.
90 cash and so Ia monthly payments
al per cent buys an elegant lot
overlooking Lake Washington. close
60 car line.
II NJ. PALMER.
Room ] Colonial block.
Corner Second and Columbia street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03

a. the recent meeting Of the State
Historical Society IN Tacoma IL was
determined TO preserve all the noted
historic relics u the state The old
hiockhouser used in former days,
and the historical spots throughout
Washington are 20 be located and
kept under the eye Of the society.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES

CThese prices are 20 any buyer ia
quantities. Prices on small purchases
average 10 per cent hiEher1
Provisions
Fresh Meat--Cow beef bhSsc per 10.
steer beef. 6kQ3c To- veal. bffiec Id.
pork. &c Id: mutton. eAasc Id.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03
Aer,ao. for saie-contInusd

Acreage for Saie-continued
eN005a al i5IsasS,is beach, wstSg
% acres at Fietchora nay, highly Inn
proved.
% acres at Brownsville. highly Inn
proved.
100 acres at Hanger. highly improved
water front.
TAuMnna EXCHANGE,
bie Oriental building,
FARMERS EXCHANGE.
uio Oriental block.
Phones Main esdi IND, 1890,
Acre tracts Ia all parts ~ the state.
All alaea. All prleen. Call, write OF
phone,
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miscellaneous
HIGHEST COLD STRIKE rs III
NORTHWEST
For Exchange

FOR EXCHANGE.
Eleven acres, within the city limits
of WaIla Walia close 10 two rail-
reads. VIII exchange for improved
residence property IN Seattle.
DRAGER. NEEDTTAN e. ADAMS,
as. $40 and 1z7 Walker bldg.
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Notice to Subscribers

III, any evening. your copy of The
Star has not arrived at 600 o'clock,
telcphone-Sunset. Main 1850. or In
dependent liSs. any time between
600 and 6:s0-and copy win be sent
you at once. by special messenger.
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CHEAP UNIVERSITY LOTS

CHEAP UNIVERSITY LOTS
tgiA
Lot toNiNg % alley one block north ~
University public school right on
the car line. cttY water 50 cash. so
month
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Lot Nxfn3 90 alley. on BROOKLYN ave-
nue.. block naFfh - University public
school. easy terms.
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spxio1 60 alley. same location. 80 cash.
fle Der month
II. 4 TURNER & Co.
X Globe block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03

bANCE san1ay night. Ranke f4aii.
Pike ~. and 9Th. Two Eoid watches
given away as door pFlzea. Ladies
free. Gentlemen soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03

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stripping on doors ard windows
Randall the Carpenter. 4ta Madison
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-03

We win so TO Grants Cafe. itt
Third ave. for Good Meals. zee