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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
rhree RulIdIng Permits.

Three building permits for work to cost S275, were issued yesterday by City Engineer D. ". Ford.
 E. M. Seremas secured a permit to erect a four room frame cottage at 221 Jefferson Davis Avenue, at a cost of $25O.
 To repair the one-story frame house at A Dorsey Street, B. H Brown was issued a permit to do work valued at SEQ.
 Frank Creswell was granted a per- init to repair a frame cottage on the Norman Bridge Road at a cost of $5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
FIRE AT GERALD HOME.

Residence of Police Chief Was Dam
 aged Slightly. The Fire Department was called on a telephone alarm at S;20 yesterday morning to the home of Police Chief Adolph Gerald, S33 Washington Street where a defective fiue had set fire to the ceiling in one of the rooms.
 Firemen with babcocks were sent from the Madison Avenue station to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

swamp-Root Is not recommended foa everything. but 1t promptly cures kids ney, liver and bladder troubles. the symptoms of which are--obliged to pasA your water frequently night and deyx smarting or irritating in passing. bricix- dust or sediment in the urine. headache backache. lame back. dizziness. poor dl~ gestion. sieeplessness. nervousness heart disturbance due to bad kidney trouble. skin eruptions from bad blood neuralgia, rheumatism, diabetes. bicat- ing. irritabiiity, wornout feeling, lack of ambition, loss of flesh. sallow come plexion.S or Bright's disease.
 If your water. when allowed to re~ main undisturbed in glass or bottle for ftwenty-four hours. forms s sedl@ ment or sattiinw or has cloudy ap~ pearance, ik is evidence that your ki1a neys and bladder need immediate atten~ tion.
 swamp-Root is pleasant to take and fa for sale at drug stores the world over in bottles of two sizes and two prices-fifty cents and one dollar. Re- member the name. Swamp Root, Dr. Kiimer's swamp-Root. and the address Binghamton. N. Y.
 rove the wonderful merits of Swamp a book of valuable Information. both contains many of the thousands upon sd from men and women cured The 10 we'll known that our readers are ad- sending your address to Dr. Kilmer & you read this generous offer in The genuineness of this offer Is suaran-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
MURDER OF E. B. FUCKER.
leport of the Coroner'a Jury.


 Kingston. Ala. Nov. 13, 1904. Mir. E. B.Rucker, a citizen of this coun- ty, being found in dying condition by the Section Foreman near the railroad at this place, was carried into the depot this morning at o'clock and died at 7:5S. There being no coroner in the county, I as a Justice of the Peace sum- moned a jury of inquest and thinking perhaps 1t might be that some of his relatives and friends would like to know something of the conclusions arr rived at by the jury after a painstak- ing and careful investigation. I send you a copy of the verdict.
 Respectfully,
 J. J. L. Stewart,
 N. P. Ex. Of. J. F.
 The State of Alabama,
 Autauga County.
 Kingston, Ala, Nov. 13, 1904. We. the undersigned, summoned as a jury by J. J. L.. Stewart, Jt F.. to inquire into the cause of the death of Earnest B. Fucker, found dead near the NJ. and O. R. R., at Kingston, Ala, on this day report that after an in- vestigation and examination by Dr. R. M Golson, that the deceased came to his death by means of wound inflicted on the back of head, and though this wound could have been inflicted by some weapon in the hands of another, and a rock was exhibited to the jury having some blood on 1t, there being no other evidence to support this the- ory, the jury deem 1t too slight to re- port that 1t was done by any person. (Signed.) B. F. Kent.
 J. C. Clark,
 W. B. Hampton,
 P. M. Wallace,
 J. M. Willett. concur with the jury In the fore- going report.
 R. M. Golson, M. D.,
 Examining Surgeon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
Plantation For Sale.

$50 acres, splendid soil for cotton and gralnJ ample cabins, wells, wood and tenantsg 4 miles on gravel rOadJ must be sold at once. Apply 600 Mildred St., or mt our office.
 adV-tG. Chandler & Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

ROLLER CHAMPION FLOUR. The leading flour of Alabama for the past 15 years. It has kept the lead because It Is always the same uniform high auaIitx every day in the year. su-ved
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
To Prove What SwampRoot the Great Kidney Remedy. VIII do for YOU Every Reader of "The Advertiser May Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mai.

weak and se.g kidney tossle
 sseaass they tananeea .s
 If you are hsnsys begin e x.t they taf willie
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

extinguish the fire, which they did in short order after reaching the house.
 The fire bell was not rung. as 1t was deemed unneeessaryto call out the De- partment to extinguish small blaze thAt WAs under control from its out-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
REGISTERS RESIGN.

Vacancies Created in Boards of BIOuHt
 and Pike.
 The resignations of Robert Steele. of Oneonta, Blount County and c. T.. Spradley, Of Troy, as registrars were received in the office or the governor yesterday.
 The successors will not be appointed until the return of Acting Governor Cunningham from Mobile today or to- morrow
 Mir. Spradley was elected tax assessor of Pike County on November 8.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
HAVE YOU THESE
 SYMPTOMS?
There's Danger Ahead

If you have sharp pains across the small of the back, if there is any irreg- ularity in the urine, if 1t Is scanty or profuse, or difficult to retain. then your kidneys are out of order and should be given prompt attention. There Is no disease SO surely fatal if neglected. Dis eases of the bladder, such as in1amma- tion, gravel or stone in the blad- der, diabetes, and finally uremic poi soning, usually begin in a very slight way at first, often causing no particu- lar inconvenience.
 stuart's Gin and Buchu Is q reliable remedy for any form of kidney and bladder diseases. It has been given the seVerest tests for thirty years, and has never failed to relieve the worst case and stay the fatal progress of the dis ease. If you have the slightest symp- tom of this disease, you should lose no time in beginning the use of this rem edy. One bottle will convince you of the great benefit 1t will render. Stu- arts Jumper and Buchu Tablets Is the same remedy in tablet form for those who prefer it in that shape.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

s3.5O Shoes is really paid for by the dealer. You get better value for your money and the dealer makes up his ap- parent loss of profit in increased sales.
 --adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
STATE CONVICT BOARD.

Met In Monthly Session and Transacted
 Routine Business.
 The regular monthly meeting of the State Board of Convict Inspectors was held yesterday morning at the Capitol. Only routine business was transacted. current bills being received and or dered paid.
 The full board was present as fol- lows:
 Judge J. M. Carmichael and Thomas Bradford and Dr. Shirley Bragg.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

break.
 4 small hole was burned in the cell. ing and the carpet and room furnish ings were damaged to the extent of probably $50. The loss is covered by insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

WANTED-POsition as orEanIst. Ad. dress st. A., care AdyertiseF.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16
SAMPLES TO ALL.

You are invited to send your name and address at once for a free trial sample of this great remedy, together with testimonials and full information. Full size bottle $1 at all drug stores. Address. Stuart Drug Co. 70 Wall Street. Atlanta O. wad@aiA--'te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-11-16

EDITORIAL NOTEs--In order to i Root you may have a sample bottle and sent absolutely free by mail. The book thousands of testimonial letters receiy value and success of Ewamp-Root are Co, Binghamton. N. F.. be sure to say Montgomery Daily Advertiser. Tn, teed. W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11

In London.
Mr.. RAuer sent a messenger 70
London 10 inspect the Jewels. and
being satisfied with the report IN
paid the claim OF the bank and took
possession OF the gems, advancing
the actress $4,000 on them.
With this money Miss OfEen paid
her debts here and took her conn
pauy east. where further troubles
awaited her. She was refused en-
EaEemcnts unless she would consent
20 play without Mckee Rankin. the
manager who discovered" her. She
declined TO desert Rankin and mat
tiers dragged along until quite re-
Gently.
}. q. Schafer, n wealthy Boston,
ian. a short time ago became inter-
estsd In the plight OF the young
actress and he has placed Miss
oNen and company ON a good
financial footing. lie released Miss
oNelTH diamonds. and now she Ia
happy with her $4,000 diamonds
sciutiilating once again before the
footllghtA. She has secured a four
months engagement TO play at ST.
Louis during the fair.
Rankin vii NOT continue 10 act
as her bushes manager. but wii
stlll play with her company.
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Newspaper Enterpriss Asr'n.

NcWtpapcr EhfsrpriHs Assn.
SAN FHASCtECO. April IL
Nance Omen. the California actress.
has once more come into possession
Of her $4,000 diamonds. and this II
no prsra agents story.
The diamonds have crushvd the
continent twice during the last two
years ana never once In that time
has Nance Of&vil been allowed 10
touch them. This privilege was de-
MED her until a day or two ago
In 1907. when Mics O'Neil made
such DISASTROUS failure In London.
she Was Obliged 70 leave her Jewels
with q London bnns as security for
expense money 20 carry herself ard
com paBy back 20 America.
Misfortune followed her 10 San
Francisco. where after series Of
disasters. beginning wtth the loss IN
the Thenter Republic fire OF many
valuable costumes and curt0s which
she had secured n he- TRAM pi;:is =:
tour Of Australia. the found herself
without sufficient means to 60 east.
where an engagement was waiting
for her.
while In the depths Of despair she
prevailed upon J. j. Rauer OF this
city 20 advance her a further sum
on the diamonds which she had left
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. X. Mullen. ST nsllsrd ave. ops,
clts HALL
Frtmeet prua Co, Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansfield a c., prusaist
aSa ard jackson.
ershar's Home naksrp, gics lat
sNenue.
~ LehndrSH, cigar store, siS1'
essend
Thoa Harris. at Postofiee, Rsnsen
kittle's Pharmacy. lat ave. nertn
and hsrrlson street J. ~. Ltt's'
sreprlster.
carltsn a Co. oruqsis,. cor. ssh
-. and pso- street South esss''S
r. A. Moore. Peststiles. So Park'
unlvsrslty prue stsrs. univsrs'"
station.
Howell Sc Pharmacy, io2I Howell
street.
Rslnlsr Pharmacy, Mr.. Clark, pro
prlster. fo2s 2, Madison.
Columbia Drua Store. ". J. stud
isf. prep. Ceiunbis, Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, p, e. Fisher,
prop. cts Broadway ane James
Quaker orue Co, 1918 lat ave.
lssry's Pharmacy, Pas N. bread
.ayf phoas. unten 20.
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Fer s.i.-essl rs,s,s
FEW srEcfAIA

TEW sTECfAfN
Lot tckim. corner. cleared. view; 40
- down. balance monthly will sell
for tsc this fAit
lot Snilut ps cash. none as cheap.
ftss of Lake tnIon. snap.
Lots. Green Lake. cheaper than any
sotd there. Eastern owner. III tao,
Lot elxiee. srNvnteanth and GoiumiiA.
=. 50. terms. chance for builder. be
lew market raigs5 fine haiidinE site.
Let t1nitc. overlooking ufesn Lake. -
only. cleared beck from ear.
Mouse FuaMe, biakk FROM car city
water. side aiks. unohatruetsd visw
Il Lake rnian; close In. go 80
will complete tais house. and well
worth q 80 when finished. LOT esset
-. house cost to build - far So
ourusr 10 hruks. must sell
House rooms. ipt ftHiac q. 20. terms
eitY water. bath your chance, saap.
Mouse 2 rooms. Is eexiu term. 10
suit. Rainier Heights q. 60
House fuutn. Capitol hiiil fine
sisv g -. tEo aown. balance
rn6nthlY
House. queen Anne. 8 rooms. raes~,n.
fine view. o. -. tsrmasl positively
besf bus on hlil
SINGER. Eii-ag Hziisr building.
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Farm L.nd.-centinssd
IRRIGATED LANDS

IRRIGATED LANbH
o. o an acre feF perpetual watersria ht
Hnd the land is given b. the Gov
ermnent. a. 20 ia acres 70 any aus
persun Residence not required.
This "a the cheapest irrigation pfapo-
Httiun ever offered Terms See an
II. o SMITH a Co.
Illf Third ave.
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stunning gowns by the star ana
other women OF the company.
Miss CoEhlan. who Ia no longer .
rosebud. has a part sell adapted To
her In the role OF Virginia Bryant.
the pretty widow with two grown
sons. and shines by contrast in Q
company far from strong Tho
women are pretty. however. and the
men wear dress suits and handle tea
cups with grace and delicacy beautI-
ful to behold.
No glance at the play bin IL need.
ed TO assure one that the drama 10
the work OF a woman. or. rather. Of
two women. The impossible young
gentlemen who wander Ailnlessiy
through the four acts, could never
have been conceived IN the brain OF
a man. In action and dialogue the
authors OF THE Greatest Thing In
the World" have made them thor
oughly ladylike.
The nearest approach 20 strong
situation which the play can boast
IN is I'm the third act. whore mothers
love overcomes Mrs. Bryant ana
sends to to plead for the liquor
sodden son who has disgraced him.
self and by committing forgery at
tempted TO ruin his family. Here
Miss Coghlan is the Rose Of many
years ago and displays much Of the
fire and vigor OF by-gone days
The audience that greeted Miss
Coghlan was very small. The play
will be repeated tonight
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Real Eststs-Con,lnusd

kHOOM cottage. basement and attic,
large lot with barn. near hadiHou
81. 10. Iifo down. DC monthly. Call
- sullivan bldg.
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New Credit System,

To the Readers OF The Star: You
cnn save money or buy merchandise
on easy terms or YOUR OWN
SELECTION at any store IN the
United States. the same having been
paid for by us. Something new and
worth looking up. for We viii save
you money Call at our office for
further particulars Mutual Saving
and Credit Co. Seattle. Wash. iii4
Second avenue. zee
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ron sALE-1 4room flats. modern.
81 SO. 81 30 cash, bsiases 60 Putt.
I rood bargain. Address owner, Star.
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NEW YORK, April fisherman
Tupper. the veteran actor. died here
yesterday Of pneumonia. He was 50
Ycnrs old.
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&c Lea Pole, one OF the Oldest
Cinnamon IN the Seattle colony. died
Saturday morning on Washington
street between Fourth and Fifth av-
.enues. He was 50 years OF age. The
funeral was held from the Bonney-
Watson chapel yesterday afternoon.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 11.-col.
c. II. Page. former member OF tho
board OF review OF the National
Trotting Association and well known
turfman, is dead at the age OF 70.
Heart disease.
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The Stage
ROSE CoGuLAN.

ROSE OOtaHI.AN.
The weak. wlshy- waEhy. inverte-
brats society drama Of the jeliynah
school reaches It's fullest develop
ment in The Greatest Thing In the
World" which Rose CoEhian gave
for tho first time In Seattle at the
Grand laFt night
The play Is thoroughly inans and
plotless and f. saved from utter
failure only by its unlmpeachable
moral tone and the opportunity IT
gives FOR ,hs exhibition of numerous
Millinery
BfYIfsff MILLINERY al low prlcss-
Mrs. A. NJ. Hanson. i0i. cor. tth and
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oeuiIs,s and Auriss
DR. y A. AAckiSNoS-sos-s -.
DIR. u. W. PERRY. oeuist. Aurist
40 Marion.
DIR FONDA SADEAu-ssi Burk. sis
...-z... o,,.ePathy .
MASlilNGToS lNFllfMARY OF
osTEoPATHY-iu4 Second svsn1s.
phone James &sfi: both men ana LADY
osteopaths' examination free.
n. & SHEPHERD. oateopathlst. mas
ter science. Home treatment tfa
Walker building Phone white I'll
WARRINGTON INsTITUTE OF os.
TEOPATHl-five YEAR, In Seattle.
Safe Deposit building, Tol First
NORMAN. II. ATTY. ID. o. Room M
III. md ave. Tel. Main 2tss: X 22i5
Physician ard Surgeon
IL i A
oade bids. skin and genito-urinary
pR. ANNIE Russell. q Huxley Biz
Printing and Binding
ACNE. The Printer Spring 81.
commercial printing Of all kinds
...,. Patent Attorney .----
". x. ADAMs-Draftins. Celman blds
-. Rubber Stamp,
kuhhER STAMPS made. lSsS Arcade
-...--s Sewing Machines
BILLINGS Sewing machine repair.
ting. 1915 First
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aud shiphg,lders, Dry Docks, Lum-
/
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/ Tn GNKs delivered & cents, DAYS
storage free. plano and furniture
Transfer 1 storaee CO. ass Fi hiSe
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-. Ombrella Repairing
| UMBRELLAS manufactured: re-cov.
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Help Wanted

MEN and women 70 Assist in building
hospital and obtain for themgeIgea
and children free doctor, medicine.
weekly sick benefits. hospital care
and attention and funeral bsnefIta.
For Information write, phone % or
call a. our home office. second floor
Victoria Hotel. FTaternal Sick BEN
eft and Hospital Association uuc0r-
poratedJ. Phones Main go. Indepsnd-
snt CO.
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rsd.. q fsrs. plenty weod. eity ga
ter. schools churches stores, etc.
i.nmbsr. or homes built on terms
Hundreds Of people I've Al fainlsf
peach ard york IN city Taks M@sa-
h,urtsvan,. or his as.ats a. Rainier
Beach.
mo- CASH ana So per mo buys =
roufn pisatsrsd house. large lot fine
~ an sas - Ter T-roosn house, fine
Iocation. Il frui, ifsss b~srins q. 40.
MERRITT BROS.
c. New FORA blk.
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gfao-s arfes fine land. all fenced znf
cleared. ~ acre stra wbsfriss good
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ed psrks This ~, :, a. . 'nsp; close 10
n sETTERFfEI.D.-
as's lat ave. - starr. BOYD bldg
A GENUINE BARGAIN
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perfect Ute and easy tsrpa
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A hin sff5BoqqiIiir AS cPirY M TEii{s Is
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q. ". NICHOLS
eS PIONEER BLDG.
EXTRA GOOD MY.
u ssPe sa faar from sf5e' ,h % 5s qd on n.
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city. one acre cleared nice stream
% sprinE water running through
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s1 PIONEER BLDG. =.
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100 cords wood. only tslB. terms Is
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few minutes ride Renton car and
Occidental and Yesier
WHY PAY RENT, when We can seil
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CREGoRYs BARGAINS.
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Lot Hxiii feet. near University. on
water main fine view, price f2.d on
terms Of IS cash and 80 per month.
r. F. GREGORY. s-as Sullivan Blds.
tl2s-Qucon Anno HHl near school and
car line, Third ave. west. Just south
Of Garfield f15 cash. balance IN two
years 6 ThWinE. Owner. tls bos-
ton block.
CHEAp-Good house. large tract Of
land, at fftliman city only sat,
terms. 90 down and - per month.
90 cords OF wood free; come today
,effice on ground. DC fare on Wash
CORNER LOT. 9.ar Lake Union. fine
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nu.lns,s Changes

husiSHSs RrsiHrs CHANCES.
"a Sullivan BIDS flo,IIa Fret Az.
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YOUNG LADY. q years OF are. col
legs education and possessing con
siderable means. would like 20 CORE
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tion with firut letter. TriflerH ex-
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lors. Room fToquois Hotel. ~ Co
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dunn. IN Seattle u years. Your fu-
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test 1915 First ave. Room 81.
DIR. SEVERANCE. gsnito- urinary and
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write, Suite sullivan block. Seat
tie. Wash.
I
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AUTHORIZATIONS HAZE.

suPERFLuous HAIR
The Electric Needle process r. the
Only method known 70 science az
skillfuliy applied for the succsssfui
and permanent removal Of supsr-
fiuoua hair.
Our Lady operator for this city IL a
TUoROudH AND COMPETENT
Observation-Disclosures diplomas
from two Chicago Schools. with TEN
Z YEARS constant practice El~c-
troiysls ts her ONLY work-shs gives
no other Kind % facial treatment--
hence the SECRET % HER Sue
CEsS. We have permission 90 re-
fer 90 . number Of refined ladies
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paid large sums 70 other operators
Tor ffNStcCEaaFTL treatments.
For tho benefit Of ladies who have
cause nrom previous experienced TO
be sksptical Ne wish 10 cay that ve
devote every Monday from 10 a IN.
until 8 .. m. giving free trial treat
ments. A trial viii convince you q
/ the efficiency OF our operator. WE
! GUARANTEE PERMANENT CURE
without leaving n TRACE or SCAR.
| We teach our profession 10 ladies'
adapted TO the work.
Respectfully,
TIE CHICAGO ELECTROLYgIS CO,
ss2-1st Arcade building
Third Floor, Facing Union street.
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LORr-Tsn notes. one for $50 and the
balance for a. zach. from Albert
Forsbsrg 70 Gee E ksny on. also
one check on warhinEtoH National
hank for 81 Ftniar will receive 90
rywari ard no questions asked. ~
First nv. p
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FOR RENT Small house with large
yard. On Halliday ave, shove West
lake Boulevard, near Fremont. low
Globe block. Phone. John 22si
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For Observation-Disclosures

| A SEEMING machine IN KeoA order,
/ parIy quitting housekeeping, t.to
Phone. John Ndi.
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ron SALE Lodging Mouse by owner
snap II tAksh at once best iuoa-
tlnn ~ city, eA Third av. Phone,
tied is
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For Rsn.

.~~---~-~e~s~-~~ -~~-~~~
FOR RENT-9tore room, good looa-
ton for mems shoe store. living
rooms. long lease. Enquire Uuiver-
FOR RENT-LarRe unfurnlshed room;
upstairs, front. Ga Seneca
Fer observation-disclosures
FOR SAIE-f0-acrs ranch, G cleared
slaahed. nice orchard, house. barn,
henhouse. rOothouee. z good springs
partly second bottom, / acre IN
strawberfies; price. $40. NJ. Dewey,
lib Is East Terrace st
FOR sALE-A roQming house. fun OF
boarders: fine location. good Tca-
sons for selling ifzi 9Th ave.
FOR SALE CHEAP-C Columbia river
fishing boat, go fathoms gill net
Enquire ". Lindsey. 1900 First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11

hAaBAOH. Vapor and Tub Baths
llah Third ave. Flat 9. Phone talt
May Toner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11

Lodging houses--for Sale
F0K ENlls lsoasins lfoGss. by owner
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lied 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-04-11

LAUNCH whistles. complete, shaw
5 Co. Cuiman dock