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streets The change Is to be made very soon, as 1t is a much needed improve

streets The change Is to be made very soon, as it is a much needed improve meat.
 Miss Ella Carver of this city and T |. T. Harris of Blocton were quietly mar ried Wednesday evening at the resi- dence of the brides mother. The cers- mony was performed by the Rev. MT. Echols of Blocton and was, witnessed py only relatives and intimate friends. The wedding march was played by Miss Stella Tillery. The bride wore a be- coming travelling suit of gray cloth with hat to match. The bride ds a very attractive, and charming young woman, while the groom is a substan- tial young merchant of Blocton. Im- medfately after the ceremony they left Tor visit to the Worlds Fair. Tie announcement of the approach ing marriage of Miss Sallie Earle Wind ham to Hon. H. H. Brooks of Macon. Miss. which occurs at Hebron on the evening of September 29th, Is learned here with much interest. where tho bride-to-be was formerly a popular student at the Tuscaloosa Female Col lege.
 very successful protracted meeting which has been in progress at the Grants Creek Baptist Church, has come to close. The services were conduct. eu Dy the pdStOr, MT. DICKINSON, aSStSt- ed by Rev. J. R. Macill of Northport. There were thirty additions to the church, twenty -four by baptism and six by letter.
 Miss Nonie Jim Ogburn, one of the brightest and most successful young teachers in the State, left this after noon for Montgomery. where she goes to enter upon her duties as primary in- structor in the Montgomery graded schools. During her stay in Montgom- cry she will make her home with Mrs Joseph Lee Holloway.
 Dr. James T. Searcy, superintendent of the Bryce Insane Hospital. has gone to St. Louis to attend the meeting of the International Congress of Scient- ists.
 Dr. George G Brownell, professor of Romance Languages at the University of Alabama, has returned after Q years absence at Johns Hopkins to resume his duties He took the degree of Ph. D. at Johns Hopkins.
 Harvey B Searcy has gone for a visit to the Exposition, after which he will go to Ann Arbor. Mich, to resume his studies in medicine at the Univer- sity of Michigan.
 Miss Carrie Freidman has returned from an extended visit to relatives In Nashville and other cities.
 W. c. Harris. steward at the Bryce Insane Hospital, has gone to the St. Louis Exposition.
 MT. and Mrs. John T. Cochrane have returned from New York, where they attended the Bankers Convention.
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FEAST OF SUCCOTH
IMPORTANT OCCASION WITH JEW
 ISH FAITHFUL.
Period of Thanksgiving Begins and is Celebrated at Temple Beth-Or- Ernest Remarks of Rabbi
 Messing.

The feast of Succoth, or Tabernacles. which is one of the important Jewish festivals began last evening at o'clock and was appropriately celebrated by the Jews of Montgomery.
 In oiden days the festival was cele- brated by living in booths which the pious did during the seven days. Origi- nally 1t was Palestinian harvest feast, A period of thanksgiving for the autumnal ingathering.
 The service yesterday evening at Temple Beth Or partook of the ancient characteristics. The prayers breathed a spirit of praise and thanksgiving Rabbi A. J. Messing took his text from with thee the fruit of the citron, of the palm, the bough of the willow and the sprig of myrtle and thou shalt rejoice before the Lord"
 He said that this text among the orthodox, was taken literally and that the old synagogue at this period of the year was filled with boquets containing the four plants. He drew from the pulpit one of these boquets and explain ed its spiritual significance The palm represented pride. he said, and selfish- ness. It was unbending. unyielding and typified that type of religionists who m1StOOk the llmltS or. thelr own vision for the limits of the world. The willow. he said, on the. other hand. typified the humble, the overthrown in Iife's battle, prone before every wind; the myrtle was fragrant, though not of beautiful form and symbolixed modesty. It therefore conveyed warning against the Haunting spirit of our age. The finest flower of character appear ed in the symbolism of the citron. It represented the hearty and that a great rivalry had sprung up nowadys be- tween the brain and the heart.
 In the olden time he said one ser mon converted three thousand men, but today three thousand sermons will hardly convert one man. It Is not enough that we know the truth said Rabbi Messing. we must feel it.
 "If e'er when faith had fallen asleep l heard a voice, believe no more
 And heard an ever breaking shore That tumbled in that Goddess deep. A warmth within the breast would melt The freezing reasons, colder part
 And like a man in wrath the heart Stood up and answered. I have felt {"
 The Festival of Tabernacles lasts seven days and will end with the solemn concluding service next Friday even ing. s
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MRS. wINDHAM DEAD.
Was For Months Confined to Her Bed
 and Suffered For Years.

Greenville, Sept. Especial. )-An- other of Greenvilles worthy citizens has passed away, Mrs. A. l.. Windham. For years a sufferer, six months con fined to her bed, yet she was always patient and hopeful
 Mrs Windham was before her mar riage Miss Mary Pierce. She was "a faithful member of the Episcopal Church, but there being no pastor of the church here the fuperal service was conducted by Rev. w. A. Taliaferro. The deceased is survived by a husband. one son and three daughters.
 Miss Ettie Byrnes Kendrick and Miss Ettie Beeland have gone to Nashville. where they will attend Belmont Col lege.
 Mrs. J. D. Thomas left this morning for her home at Dothan. after a visit 10 her daughter, Mrs. J. H. Dunklin
 Mrs. Henry Lichten is at Paducah. Ky. being called there by the illness of her brother.
 Misses Lillie and Ora Thames are spending the day in Montgomery.
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WANTED---AGENTs.

AGENTS WANTED for War Songs and Poems of the Southern Confectionery" Col lected and edited by an ex-Confederate and ll-known author. Rev H. NJ. Wharton, D. D.; dedicated to the late General John B. Gordon; endorsed by most prominent ex- Confederates and the Daughters of the Con federacy; contains over 5000 pages; mag nificenty illustrated; rare collection of war songs and poems dear to every Southern heart every true Southerner will want this book; enormous demand; magnificent op- portunity for agents; one agent made s99. 20
 first week; another $32S. 90 in seven weeks. Terms liberal Territory assigned on appli-
 cation; outfit free. Send at once 15 cents to pay postage. Don't delay. Address Dept.
 F.. The John C. Winston Co.,. 1906 Arch St,
 Philadelphia, Pa. we'd su
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us be brethren in action. Divisions are what pIutocracy wants. unity Is what Democracy must have. Begin now the great movement which will bring you victory in 1903"
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FOR RENT-RooMs-

FOR RENT-Three or four unfurnishe ed rooms: elegant residence. bath. phone
 electric lights, hot and cold water and all modern oohvenierces. Address giving ref eKences, ". D. S.. care ThA AdrArtisAr St
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IRON SAFES FOR SALE.

I BUY. sell and exchange vault work and iron safes of every description Write C J. Thrasher. Basement Moses Building Montgomery. Ala. phone 129.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOLARSHIP FREE for one month. dav or night: call write for particulars
 Draughons Practical Business College, Montgomery. Dexter Ave. Opp. P. O. Bldg.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

= --~-.>---------------.
 LANDS WANTED-We have customers<for farm lands. l to 20 miles from city; If you
 desire to sell let us list your property. Chandler & Douglass. if
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FINANCIAL

MONTGOMERY ARsTRAcT co st MontgageS on improved propartv fop tnlall amounts forfsale. Money to Loan m
 'o'S'"N'0 'e'HiAs tf-27
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INTERPRETATION.

WANTED-An experienced Virginia lady desires position in a family to teach Eng fish, French and music: references ex- changed. Address Miss J.. Bluemont, Lou doun County. Virginia. Al
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MONEY TO LEND-About s2s.oo on ,r,- proved property in Montgomery: eTnsnsa. small. Fred s. Ball. 1st Nat Bk. BidE. tf
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-Canvassers, either sex Call between and S:30 a m.. to 6 D m. E.
 J. smith. 1lS Monroe St. room 3. tt
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SITUATION WANTED-By a first-class bookkeeper; best of references. Address w
 E. 122 Jeff Davis Ave 2t
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NAVAL STORES.

SAVANNAH, sept .3-Turpehtine firm, 52ia sales 253 receipts, 5O4 exports. 3g9
 Resin firm sales, 3,os5; receipts. .sss; exports, AIS. Quote: A, B. c, 2s5; D. 2.7o; F. 2.75; G. ?. so; H. 2.s6; I. 3 %, K, S,75 NJ. 4.15; N. 40; W c, 4.70; W W, 5. 00
 cHARLEsToN-Turp s1
 Rosin nothing doing no quotatioAa
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LOST-Purchasers are warned not to trade for Peoples Warehouse receipts Nos A 2ss and 305. made out to L. Johnson and John Jones respectively. Q,
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Flour-Firm,
 wheat--No 2 spring, 1.1691.1s: No 8, l.05Gl.ls. No. 2 red. 1.l1k01.16. Corn-No. 2, 5eh No. yellow, -59& 9 531A.
 Oats-No. ?. SlH No. white. 32a32h; No 3 white, "9I3i1z.
 Mesa pork. per hbI, II 40@l150 Lard per 100 lbs. 7.15G7.17h Short ribs aides. loose. 7.5547.T5 Short clear siles boxed. S.50GS.T5 Whiskey. basis of high winaS I.2a
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LOST.

LOST OR .sTRAYED-One bay mare. and one bay mare mule, left front foot deform-
 ed Reward for return or information to II. C. Lamar, Showdown. Ala 2t
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-The St James Hotel Selma unfurnished Apply for particulars to In lien Smith, Agent, Selma, Ala
 FURNITURE. ETC. sTORAGE-Stor9ge room for rent; charges very reasonable: fur. niture packed by experienced packers. Ad- dress Box 90. 9,
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LOST-Warehouse receipt for three bales cotton market D and numbered 75, 76 and v. stored at our warehouse Sellers &
 Drum Co. 9t
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FOR RENT-REsIDENCEs.

~ --~-7- ---->---~--------~------- Chisholm 800" Telephone 575 Saturdsv anS Monday; after Monday telephone iii.
 sat-su-mon- FOR RENT-House on Clayton street S0- Persons place; seven rooms, kitchen hath room. coal house. Apply at sOS Clayton street. or
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CUT FLOWERS-Carnations and roses; funeral designs made up and delivered promptly; flowers for the cemetery will be delivered at cemetery gates at any hour de- sired. Telephone your iders to S. B. Stern & Co.,. phone 1001
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BROWNING Automatic Shot Guns are very scarce. but we have few on hand Now Is the timp to buy one or else you'll be too late Price. S52. %. Montgomery Loan Co,
 N. Court. If
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FOR SALE.

NOTICE. FARMERs-If you want to buy
 or rent lands to advantage, write us; we have 42.000 acres for sale. Apply The Aarbury Lumbey O.. Marbury, Ala. If
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ScOTTS Arabian Paste. Rochester, N Y
 20 years on the market, guaranteed to cure gals. sore necks or backs. collar or shoe polls. nall in foot. scratches. contracted feet. etc, any soreness from any cause. Sold by B. M. Washburn ,at-12t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-16
Real r,tais-contlnnsd.


III IlkiLA on liza III IL
| Does not the meal taste differently In
the HuuHhlnt.a inFia0fntlnE plf. with
pecturra 81 health on the ehaekh "
your dear once sitting around your
table, standing uu your own ground
who're you ffsd them with the thrice
blessed PRODUCTS u your own field.
your own garden. your own chicken
SUBURBAN. EaTATEs
| YORK "a acres. partly under cult.
walton. entirely fenced, stream ~
water. well situated tuht the place
TOT chicken run. price N.A4. -"
eggh monthly payments 90 balance
h.AcitE TRACTS. al cleared and un-
der cultivation. reasonable prices,
easy monthly pHVmeutus
! DEACON ltiLls.3 acres a. the end u
cleared ali alsahed and fenced. run
Mug water Price tt0
BUNNY DALE 10 acres With house
and barn. This viii make a splendid
suburban homo. q tnl
GREEN t.Aki. Two lsncre tracts. 100
cords II wood. Stub for each tfuet.
THIS VIII mako Ncry good fruit and
CLARraGET Fine level tracts two
blocks from ear ine. % minutes
trolley ride from Pioneer Square.
500 up. oucsthlfd cash. balance 70
HHidar0N HEAcH-6 aores thor
auEhis Efuhhsd ruil heavy black silt
Price q Iun Terms,
MAPLE HtfAuEHb acres small
house. second bottom land partly
Lake Washington, short distance
from car line 81 600
suSNYsfpE G acres. 5000 roo.m1
TLE.TACoMA iNrEkuRnAN about
mlies from Pioneer Gauare. ND1.
WEST EEATTtE-a lntH. good broom
house. fine view 100
WEST HEATrLE-lA acres. small
house l. nHu
FXinVIEW acres facing on the
county road o. the south. ana On ths
Pipe Line - the north. well adapted
far fruit chance for chicken run.
nAiNit'u HEAcH-i0 acres. 4-room
house g. 80 This n CHOICE
FAiEVlEw 10 acres. facing county
road. rfeh hil-Yiai soft, well adapted
Tor fruit raising ~ gardening new =
ream house. tlbn. THIS iH easily
a. ae - on ths sEkTrLE TACOMA
INTER- UnANs house and barn:
nearly al under cultivation. Price
. 90 This II certainly rare bar
niVERNA PARK acres; 7-roop
house. short distance from car line
nhiGuroN nTACu : acres q black
ash bottom lard i0mils view q
lake Washington. small house 10
ample trees all cleared and Krubbed
ready FOR the pillow s. 70
HfllGffToH UEAeft@Gond t-foorn
house partly cleared entirely fenced
on the crest ~ the hill between Raj
uier Valley and Lake Washington.
With n commanding view - lake.
valley ard mountains I.Ea.
MnfA=H-fnunt. well constructed
house. onr-half block from car line.
on three perfectly level lots. fsuit
trees q 80
Aisa 4 rooms Furnished. lot t1xih1 J
blocks from car tiHs, price. LOT and
al fwn. 500 cash SO per month
MUTUAL REALTY CO.
Pioneer Building.
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. X. Mullen, 81 Ballard ave. Sps.
City HALL
Fremont prua c. Ewing street
ard Ere uent avenue
W. A. Mansfield & Co, prussise
RSd ard jackson
orahams Home ssksrl, eIos iH
avenue.
cN LshnarOft, cigar store, sish
Second
Thoa Harris. at Psstetlee, Rsnton
littls's Pharmacy. lat ave. nertN
and Harrison street J. h. Litts
preprletor
Carlton a CO.. prueslst. cor. sth
%. ard Pao street. South Seattle
r. a. Meore. Postoftiss. So. PARK.
unlvsrsity DRUG store, onivsrs'y
Staten
AsS.ll ST. Pharmacy. ioe4 Howell
street.
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark. pre'
erlstor. eo2s 6. Madison.
Columbia Drug Store, w. J. stud
ley. prop- Columbia. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy. p. e. Fisher
Frep., els Broadway and Jame&
Quaker Drug Co. 1918 lat ave-
Lsary'a Pharmacy, 23o ". Bread
~ayi phone, uaiSn 90.
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SAVE HENT-Grt a home at Rainier
lsash, prrttlrst place OF, Lake
Washing tUu. large lots G1siia only
o.. S. and Illo AZ O. and 80 d0pn
Hnd y month. only about ~ minutes
vide. 70 fare, plenty wood. city wa
ter. - huols. churches stores. etc.
Lumber, or homes baiit ON terms,
Hundreds 81 people ike At Rainier
Beach aud work Ia city. Take Wash
iuEtun ST ears Zee owner. 6.
HturtevHnt. Or his agents At Rainier
Beach
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THE REAL ESTATE 4 BUSINESS
EXCHANGE. FORMERLY LocAT-
I'D At II HALLER BLOCK. HAVE
MOVED TO large and well appointed
suite Of offices on the SECOND
FLOOR Of the EPPLER BLOCK.
Their lat OF RoomlnE Houses Is tbs
most complete In the city.
They will be prepared 70 handle al
and any meritorious Mcrcantils Op.
portunlty for sale In the Northwest
Call and zee for yourself
REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS
EXCHANGE.
R3o. 23I EPPLER BLOCK.
Next to HRlisr Block
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SEND, phone or cau for free copy Of
our journal. the Trader" devoted
To- real estate and business exchanges
fore next edition goes to press Ar
endo Exchange, go Arcade. Phones
Blue eli. Ind. 2ss
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EVERY DAY
New homes are being started IN
hEApnW DALE.
Mere MElbowDALE TRACTS are
EVERY DAY
Our man i on the ground 70 show
ENFRY DAY
I.sasens your opportunity 20 make
the beat selection.
EVERY MoRsiEo
at e.eiock the Great northern goes
o. MEADoWbAiIt Huy a ticket 20
Naahtr 30 IT N0Wf
Ct. ~. tN.. snd 80 per acre for aud
" s''s MA & WHEELER.
Z and ) Union block
TWO BLOCKS
And ~
TWO LQTR.
ALI. rOR q ~ CASH.
Zach block contains ten aNtHo lots.
which makes in ali d full tQH3n lots.
OF nearly ! acreH. This property Is
in Hay View Addition. on the sum
NIT between Irterbay and Fort Law
ton. The surface IL level and easily
Cleared. the suil fertile sandy
lean Residents on adjoining blocks
are iust getting in tho city water.
The price should sell this property al
W. can sell a.parately-at 500 for one
block. 80 for the other. or 81
for the two sstra lots.
4 NJ JORDAN.
Colonial block
Northeast cor Second ave. and Column
bit at Entrance. Columbia u.
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A PAYING ROONTNG HOUSE,
FIFTEEN ROOMS
All furnished for light housekeeping.
rcnt 70 including water. returning
pied 81,
AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
owner compelled to leave for Alaska
must sell eb=room hotel. with well
equipped restaurant paving $50 n
month net clear. for 81 80 II YOU
are looking far something gilt edge.
II will pay you to investigate this.
FIRST CLASS LIVERY BUSINESS
For sale at a sa rifice. Ter particulars
SEQ
4 AWRENCF
9sh Second avenue.
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Collections

COLLECTIONS.
We collect bad debts where others
fall-l0 years experience, Ihono,
White 81. oscar G.. Heaton. Atty.
"a y. !. Block.
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q 90 New t-roorn house IN Fremont.
one block from car line near Park.
modern throughout. saHr terms
81 70 Groom house IN Fremont. on car
line. terms
81 so-Sow t-room cottage near Uni
vcrpity. modern. t1o down. - per
month
8 Ca room house IN Ballard. near
car line. lot toxfQ0. terms.
fs0sf@NeW b-ruum house IN ballard
rents for 81 - near car line
81 sf=k-roufu house IN ballard. on car
line. modern, terms
g. aoa s-room house IN Ballard, near
IS new. modern throughout This 4
one 81 the incest homes in ballard
terms
O. sa5- room house IN Ballard. one
block from car line. on lot is1tae
easy terms.
81 .as1-fsot on Capitol Itin eior. 70 car
iiue. surrounded by beautiful homes.
the best buy on the hill Tor the
money.
fsa-A nice lot. between ifth and i9th
ayes. overlooking Lake Washing
ton. blocks from car line.
fdna4 tots on corner. close TO Unit
vertity fine view.
$40 lots on east shore Green Lake,
close 20 car line very desirable.
J. n RICH.
bit Washington bldg u f
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naslnss. chsnes.-contInu.d

BUSINESS CHANCES ....
uUHINsN CHANGER
20 Sullivan Bldg 7lD-u2 First Az
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OWN YOUR OWN HOME.
THE CHANCE or A LIFETIME.
" you OWN \ LOT
WE Will BUILD You A HOUSE
FROM $1,000 UP.
NO MONEY REQUIRED
or " YoU CONTEMPLATE
BUILDING. LET Us YOU'RE OK
rouR WORK.
We GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU
MONEY.
ron INFORMATION AND PLANS
CALL ON
pRkGER, NEEoAAm a ADAMS,
as re AND az WALLER HLp0..
con UNIVERSITY a SECOND AVE
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Dramatic School

rGAN Dramatic and operate School,
Direction of Northwestern Theatrical
Association. Spring term commences
apTn nls n,sos I srssasiss en- en-
months course acting, Noicc-build-
Ing, dancing. Descriptive Catalogus
clpai; John Cort. mRnaEer Teier
phone Blue VS.
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Curlos
VISIT "Ye Ode Curiosity shop. foot
Madison street. Indian relies sea
shells. etc.
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A SEWING machine IN good order.
party quitting housekeeping. II %
Phone James toai,
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Fer saie-MlseslIsrsou.

ron SALE acre ranch. 9 cleared.
d aIanhsd. nice orchard house. barn,
heuhouau. ruofheuae. 8 good spriuEa
partly second bottom, / agfo In
straw berries. price. sac. n Dewey.
fitE Is EHHt Terrace st
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BARGAIN aood horse and harueAu
aud shop made delivery waE0n, all
Ia snod condition. Call 7 Go a, IA.
SO ~ James
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ACRE TRACTS ACRE TRACTS
Fine soil. good water. hear two car
lines. SIRE % advance rapidly in
VALUE. 10 You are looking Tor nice
little suburban home yea can't beat
these tracts AZ t1s % t1ao Terms 70
suit you DO YOU know that there -
very little acreage 40 close IN a.
this fnf sale at any price Better
invest while you have the oppqF-
tunity There won't he am % these
left b. May lat.
HERBERT 4 UPPER.
10 u and - achsuarnau block,
Firut avenue and Cherry street
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NxETF1D 10 flENT-FURNfsHED
ROOMS.
Eiuce we have added this department.
We have had constant demands for
Furnished Rooms on First hill. 20 II
you have any spare rooms In that
locality. Hat them with vs.
EENTAg DEPT. NATIONAL BOND
AND HFALTY CO.
81 Oriental block. gs 2nd ave.
4 Tel, Main 4Z77. Ind, isis.
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ron SALE CunAr-C Columbia river
Enduire ". Lindsey. illJ fFirN ave.
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BARGAINS ~ ACRES
CHAUTAU4ttA BEACH ACRE
TRACTS
10 acre tracts overlooking the Sound.
close to the wataf. between Seattle
and Tacoma nod soil. land lies well.
z, mile from boat landing. close to
school and stores. price 80 each. on
very easy terms.
MCKINLEY a WATSON.
i401 Ftrat ave.
MUTUAL REALTY COMPANY.
Pioneer building Phones Main 90
ACRE TRAG ~ AND SUBURBAN
HOMES
400 CASH EASY MONTHLY PAY
NENTs HOUSES 3 TO ROOMS
TRACTS FROM ONE TO TEN
ACRES select nsiEhb0fhnod fine
water. view 90 match the poet 3
dream. Mature ~ grnuder than
Art Good car service. YOUR
CHOICE as 60 location. York. Co
iumbia. Ballard. Green Lake, Hrlgh-
ton Beach. Rainier Beach. East BE
attic. West Seattle Acreage. 500 up.
For particulars call at office. or see
MfrTUAL REALTY COMPANY.
Pioneer Building. Phones. Main tss
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p.r.onsls-con,Inu.d

MISS DONNA anLLE CHnI8TY. nsa
massage aud bath pHrl1rs Itemsus
her The number. 20 HuriuK street,
corner Hrcuud. room no signs
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FOR sale eheap=small milk route
with COWS. best Ia city, Address
II Co. Star offiee,
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Personals

YOUNG LADY. = years Of age. col
icgo education and possessing con-
aidera blc means, would like 90 CORE
apond with reliable gentleman matri-
monially inclined. Send fun desCfip-
ton with first letter Triflers eN-
cused Address Box -. Back Bay
Boston Mass
A WONDERFUL woman. Who Is this
woman We sec on the street, All
eyes are turned on hert she has the
when old Room - Nandome Hotel.
Mrs. Wallace. Medium
MRS s. A. ROSS. trance medium. 1910
First ave. Phone. Green 1861.
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ron HALE-A roomlng house, fun of
boaraeras fine location. good fea.
sons Tor selling tul bth ave.
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MffR HOWARD. Select Vap1r uud
Electric Baths and ManleufirR PHr.
lafa Room ] ffoquoiH Hotel - CO.
iumlls e. Ind. Il 1917
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JUsr a fEw On oUR BSAPB
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MEN ard women 10 assist In building
hospital and obtain for themaeiEea
ueekig sick benefits. hospital care
and attention and funeral benefits.
For Information write. phone 70 or
Victoria Hotel Fraturnat Sick BEN
eff ard Hospital Association 0nc0r-
poratedJ. Phones Main 60. Independ-
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