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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-10-06
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two Men Killed and Seven Others
Badly Injured.

Counterville, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-Two men
were killed and seven seriously in
jured as the result of a boiler explo-
sion in the Schubert sawmill, three
miles east of town, Monday The
dead are Ames Schubert and Walter
Schumacher.
The boiler exploded just before the
men got through work, the force of the
explosion wrecking the mill building.
One of the proprietors, who was sitting
In the Office, was instantly killed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-10-06
THE CREW Persisted.
Norwegian Bark Sunk OF the Coast Of
NORWAY.

Fredrickstad, Norway, Oct. 3.-The
Norwegian bark Sir John Lawrence.
from London, struck on sunken rocks
outside this harbor and has broken up.
The crew were drowned.
The Sir John Lawrence carried a
crew Of fourteen men. Apprehensions
are felt that further disasters may be
reported as result Of the gale which
swept over these waters ON Saturday
evening.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-10-06
Restaurant Man Killed,

Jack Ryan shot and killed William
Izech, a pioneer restaurant man of Nc.
Henry. last week. A posse is securing
the country for the murderer and is
determined to capture the man at any
cost: Intense excitement prevails over
The killing.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-10-06
RUSSIAN STEAMER SUNK.
Destroyed While Trying to Clear PORT
Arthur Harbor.

Toxic. Oct. 3.-The navy depart
ment reports the destruction of anoth-
er Russian steamer used in clearing
mines Ut the entrance Of Port Arthur
1ashos. The steamer struck Q mine
Sept. 20 and sank.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-10-06
-Four Miners Drowned.

4qnougahela, Pa, Oct awhile
|efo11ing the Monongahela river IN .
|1)qR four miners were run down BY, the
Steamer Bertha and drowned. a
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-10-06
FIVE PERSONS KILLED.

Insane Man Shoots Right and Left It
Memphis.
Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 3.-Four men
and negro woman have been killed
1t O'Brien's landing by Charles Geit-
rell Of Memphis. who. it Is said, was
mad from fever. He rushed from bed
into the street in his night robe,
sh0oting right and left. He later e.
saped into the woods.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-10-06
TWO EMPLOYEES KILLED.
Explosion Occurs In Powder Mill at
Reekyille. Pa.

Scranton, Pa. Oct. 3.-The corning
mill of the Dupont Powder company
near Peckville blew up and instantly
killed Richard Halsey and Walter All.
worth, two employees. Other buildings
nearby we're set on fire and the flames
are still burning fiercely. There is
danger that the fire will be commune
Gated to the magazine. where q large
quantity of powder is stored.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1904-10-06
HUNDREDS ARE HOMELESS.
Russian village Of clousk Wiped Gu,
hv Fire.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 4.-The village
Of Glousk. In Southern Russia, has
been wiped out by fire. Five hundred
families are without shelter or food
and an appeal has been made to g.
Petersburg for immediate help.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-24

I've and 20 make The rloaha look
attractive too Hut she does find BE-
hard 90 keep cool L. The factory
rooms HheH trying them On from
about 5 a m. until $50 with an
hour of At noan. In summer IT.
Ure#1me. hot. and we'll paid Job
The rlrI ou the table stopped
kicking her heels against the table
leg but kept right on tanning
NoN wouldn't a bis ice cream
soda taste good che CAPPED
"Heady nov came call from
the a#aef end q the room. i be-
model Slipped off the table and hHf-
flrd away 20 don CLOAK some
wealthy woman Nlll wear neat Jan
nary Just wouldn't an lee cream
the winter cloak again
Last week a big cloak factory
advertised for cloak models
stating the measurements required
About a dozen applicants appeared
a smaller number than usual bat
ouly enc Of thsm filled the require
meuta
Some ~ the ofherf the foreman
Who passed on the applicants ,hrea
up bic hands aa he recalled some 81
che others Vho thought they might
do.
1t ia rather hard work said that
foreman sHut they're well pad
Good ones get SIS q week Yes.
they're kept busy nearly al DAY
We don't pay them 70 sit around
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-24

and look pretty-thouFh most Of
them look preuy. all right
In the factory the people max
ing the garments III them over
dummy figures That does very
yell when everything goes riKhG-
H4t all goods DO bot make Up the
same. and where there are Il or Is
seams about a vast there's a big
chance for something 70 20
sf0uE ThenH sheu the model -
needed 70 take the dummya place.
Later on vheu the workers beooms
more accustomed To the styles ths
model has au easier time but =
uos she has 90 work hard.
The ability % wear clothes weIf
g. whaf marks a good model In
tie sample room. II she just stood
HtlN with a garment on. the gar
ment might a. weil be- on a dummy.
The good model keeps walking back
aud forth. turning 20 display the
clothes AZ their best The buyers
eYe6 can't help following her. and 10
there should be- any little fault Ia
The garment be ls more apt 20 over
look H. She can make any ordin-
afy garment look fine Just by thu
air with which she wear Il
But sometimes IL b. difficult to
wear a January garment With that
air on a box day In August An
Ice cream soda would Taste good. :
said the factory model tn the vim
ter gown when 80 comes In
going % have two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-24
BOARD WILL
PROCURE SUPPLIES

To stop the irregular purchasing
Of city supplies. the auditing con-
mlttec has sent notices 10 every
city department notifying them Of
the provision Of the charter pro-
hihiunE a. The charter makes the
board 81 works the purchasing
agent Of the city. but certain city
employees have been ia the habit at
times 81 buying supplies Of their
own accord.
Mayor BalhnEer and other city
officials are In favor Of establish
Ing "a warehouse where the city
could store goods purchased AZ an
ausplclous time. and the employ
mcut OF a competent purchasing
agent under the direction OF the
board Of works % take charge OF
it. This system. they believe. would
result In a considerable saving for
the city. 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-24
CLAM BAKE At
PORT MADISON

4 clambake was yesterday given
by Captain John Libby manager Of
the PUGET Sound Tug Boat COM
pany 81 honor o. Captain George
Ha.d the pioneer ablpmaster Of the
North Pacific. TIE Clambake was
held az Port Madison and was at
tended By i55 guests. Tho tug Sea
Lion. Of the company. took the pic
ui6kors TO ana from the grounds. A
airuer Was served under the trees
az Port Madison. and music va fur
u.sucd by "a calored orchestra.
Many OF the cider people sat
around In the shade Of the trees
while the younger element danced TO
their hearts content 90 The merry
waltzes rendered b. the dusky musi-
clans. The party returned To the
city az Q O'Clock last night with
the hearucst praise foF Captain
Libby.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-24

Persian dates t1lc N. Bananas.
. a0a 20 bunch. Native straw bef-
firr 1900 Ter crate. Cherries.
81 % Har crate faHfHlnureH. YAK
TINA. zsr8f1 crate. berries. 81
box Weuatrhee peaches so W III 90
box Wafefueiiana. 8 ooa zT5 per
aar Fimanl piuma t12s usf bon.
burbank. 1850 Tragedy. soc
climax 100 niussafsi grapes
stTf HaHfserfIaa ff1t. Fresno
enntaIaupeH ttabuI 50. Cfau furd
peaches tt.o8afsa
Hay. Grain ard Feed.
oats. IS coo - 90 per tom barley.
faAfa ref ton. wheat. f1Fasa ton
ehop So aas7 90 per ton. shorts.
a. 90 per ton. bran. SO per ton
ell meal fazoo Ter too q ". tim
nfhy $500 per ton. p ". cum-
pressed timothy tiaHs0 ton. rev
wheat hay. fiteeHtsoo Ter ton
Puget Sound has si2Mi5 per ton
middllnrn. tseoo per ton; cracked
corn. 5000 per ton straw. SO 90
per ten. Peanuts. Jumbo. g. -
Butter. rass. Cheese.
Native creamsfy. &c per H. East
eHu creamery. fresh. zau2f Ih
FEEH Native ranch. esq zar dHH
oregon ranch. .se doz Eastern. zae
dor
Native ranch. iia11c h
Poultry.
Chickens. hens. l8tsez srriur. lea
iehe. Ducks live. i3uitc.
Fish. Etc.
Haubut tat4c per 10: salmon
trout 100 Tic per 10. founders &c
per 10 HoleH. Sue per ~. Hhrimus,
iaM ufGc per 10. nmelts. scarce.
Groceries and Cereals
Sugar Golden e. iu sacks. fEHE.
Extra g.. Ga sacks. It's powdered.
IN barrels. $3.50. dry rfanulatcd in
sacks. sees cube. On barrel. $50.
Flour patent per barrel 8tHa.
crown. tt7Hs Straight. per barrel
50 30. Gold Medal tsz1 Minnesota
hard wheat fsoaz riHsbury. $3.50
knta st7G whole wheat flour per
barrel ffoes graham. 9aso. graham.
i8s per bale. Szf5. re flour, 5es.
per barrel 3f15. rye flour. los. per
bale s. so. rye meal zoe per barrel
81 ho5 huckWhCat. Ucr barrel. S1.Gn
germ meal. los. Per bale t2-Ta. Germ
meal a0H per barrel $500 yellow
eeru meal. fdH per tH'e. s 60 white
corn meal Sos 3Aoo. rolled oats. per
barrel, Gee. ttz6. wheat flakes.
box. Is lbs $500 Parma. per barrel
$50. Farina. lob sacks. per bale
s. 90. howiny large. pcr barrel
$50 hominv small los bale. $3.50
Holly Hnlf=raigluE buskNheat. ref
case. &i15. Holly cake and pastry
flour. per case, 800. pearl barley
ah-lh boxes Ter rwt. $3.50 pearl
barley. ioO-lh sacka. stoas split
ioo-lh boxes. it50, popcorn. per
cwt, $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-24

>. M JoRpAS. COLONIAL MOCK.
~ 3 Cor md ave-. ard Columbia g.
Entrance ftfHEuhla 81
81
A corner HsNfln an Marion e anf zlfh
ave ENHry Improvement in except
s#WFr. Hmd thiH ia hFiuM laid TINS
other tmuru Hmruta arr aN uHia
- spot cash Nua Paid &c tbs lai
= year aaa. fiHt it, cast - mHai
have msafy. The price IL <. u u
-
Fuu DzfH iot on iafh ave. near Mac.
HarhuHeffn 81 close e. aHnla and
factories strictly a snap.
80
Corner izHh ave ausflh ard Lander 81
hsal1 close 50 Gfaaf 81 ears far.
tories AHa filled tide fiatH
- 80 -
CofHrr iNsis arruaH street from south
Seattle 8 hhuf ieFFl rich. snif. ta0
blocks FROM car.
10 =a
A. acre - land half a mile from na-
VIENNA Park aH a Nssad read
q - -
A. acre - good level iani. haf clear
"a with ueW frHHn cottage al
HrfEhtHH ieaeh handy g. rhafH be-
ard ErHdHa sehuulr s. ear fare fine
view ~ Lake Washington and Mount
81 JORDAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-24
WONDERFUL GROWTH

Secretary L. l. Bryant. Of the
First byterian church, has lust
completed the semi-aunuN report
OF the church. showing its member
ship and growth. Tho report shows
that since Rev NJ. A. Matthews has
been pastor Of the church he has
received. In round numbers. 1900
mATaha
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-24

AND HAfM IHrH uoa located ln The
AruHaHue fHatfI HHfHt Ave fHfnraH
fniFHFHifF and Union HfrfvtH IhH
Nurida nFaatrat naimtaf ana clair
euFaHH may D. HHHHHI I'd faHIT on
ell affairs ~ ne tfe fruaIisa the
asFHf#feh settles lowers uaaffsta
causes speedy marriage iHraasa hid
den treasure HFfnrn Fua a. 20
ful in miufHH 90 - business IT. tnaa 5
FHfn HHuF hamd ard fHtfa Naa shat
els yea ard UftsHtimfH 20 sd al
We E5fea - - hesE laHt nerve
500 Haf have raH and 81 ufH hrfn
FuH Aartafa iu Hotel Nendams=
fIrsf avenue thHfHrsn Unlau ana
EHfFHFHIff afrFFfHH
EHe ths nest HrFsH DAYS I gfH maze
fIfr rHaHlHHa fur one fourth q mH
regular price. a esnta and o 10 one
and al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-24

Moro than one aaEHlsa tHHAH
buyer from firms ID western states
hha gone homo Nlth a vivid
memory uf blond upmpadanr
and eyes that The Duehess or
Bertha II. CLAY would describe as
violet and has tried bard % ree-
olIasf whaf aoff ~ eiuAAa they Nrrc
b. ordered frum Der display
samethIuF lees than a year aEa
abe answered she Advertisement %
a bIE doau toau cloak factory and
Va the one ~ go applicants Hhoas
msaauremeuta Ncre those required
All last winter On the factory she
tried uu summer gowns. ana the
summer she tries on heavy winter
elaahH. gowns and HkirtH In ihe
sample room uheu buyers come 10
town abe douH heavy winter gar
meats. one after another that the
garments mas 30 displayed 10 their
beet ADVANTAGE.
When the mercury SCARS ahe does
not find IA difficult 20 look attract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-24
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
frhese prices are to any buyer IN
quantities Prices on small purchases
avefaEs 20 psf cent highsrJ
Provisions.
Fresh Msat=Cuw beef fagts e rer
10 steer beef - veal 80 Toe lb.
pork ac -. mutton. e0ehf ~.
Provisions tiamH. it0 iec 10.
breakfast bacon. lee 10. bslliea
fresh. lie 10.
Vegetables.
California potatoes. iuafMe PER
No. 1aklfa potatoes 500 S per ten.
rnrfata 8 60 re- sack cabbage. II
uttsf NJ. fadluheH. zee dos punches
green onions. Toe per dor punches.
ruHumbffa goH fNe dozen native
peas g. n. wax beans. sec 10 hot
house tomatoes 7itafi esq plant
sweet Potatoes. - H18e pfF %,
Green Fruit. Etc.
Apries. Wenafrhse. s0HHIt0 box
ror box Valencia oranges. 90.
SIS pcr box Lemons. tatoH8to
box Waehbcfrlrs $1,000 80 crate.
oeulis,s ana burists
D trs.d. sai'aia. AAeAi"SoS-''' -
DB. % v. PERRY oculist Aurist
pa FONDA sADEAU-'u nurs. -
Photographers Supplies
ANDERSON SUPPLY CO. IL ChefrJ
at. Seattle
Ostvopathy
WASHINGTON INFlRMARV or
osTEorA1HY=i nt Second venue
phone James tsti both men ana taaF
6stsopatha. examination free.
M Il SHEPHERD. osteupathlst mas-
walker building Phone White 81
WARRINGTON INsTtrUTE or %
TEOpATTfY Five Year, IN Seattle.
safe Deposit huiidine. ioi First.
Physician and surgeon -
DIR ". X TURNER O. 70 WnokIsy.
itfa e a svsninga w Lake itsl.
Dn IS. R iNGE DALTON. 80 Ar
esds BLDG SKIN ard Eenito-urinary
IN ASNlE Russell 8, ittnkle, BIN
pr Chambers. Eplcr blk Both phenoA
Printing and Binding
ACNE. The Printer -aa spring a..
commercial PRINTING u AL Kinda
Storage
THuNKH deiiyered IS cents asfs
stofage free. piano and furniture
MOVING estimates given Inlun
Trauafrr a STORAGE Co. 81 Ftfnt.
10th phones Main 80
ship nulldsra
MORAN mos COMPANY. EnEiueers
and ghtrbutldefa Dr. po5ka. 1.um-
Der hnia. nsaflic.
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WHY

Yea have 20 80 thrss timsa a. faf oct
SOUTHEAST SEATTLE
lots riEht on ihr car line. riEhi on
the LAKE. Win a taeO school house
riNht an the adlitiau
TERMS ssbS isospo2sp SOC a
n an the real rstatr msn in Seattle
bIHs thsF could never baf land 80
fhsus Iares iets vs. bats owned ~
seres tsfntY eight fsarsI since sat.
ssa~ Va tsa .ae shsap and q
b. Ridiculous e. thtuk far r. mia
utH ASS hoaH euHid baf lard az
tsls TINE &c shseR - = gsa 81
TER. stuEWAIkN ElEC-Tnfc
Ilaiifa aud TELEPHONES SoW
nent bav anyvhers en- a prouiss y
these improvements Eulnm tn HhWf
afe ~ Rsatheaa9 SEATTLE now
After yea aee snHfhfaHf Seattle pc
man on earth can rnnvigns - hs
- 49, = ss,' e Z, 'sssl p'a fef HOME
Thla 'ara hrEiHa pa Beacon iitH aud
extends e. Lake Washington taking
ta part - Rainier ffrlEhfs 4 nne
plank street frsm hirHt avenue 90
fiu ard Nainiar tffiFhta rar iInes
ere both sifhlH = tzHfkn = tEzfW.
EAHr HEATfN.E ard Rainier
Heights line Will - extended fnrls
ttKeif fhia easuues e. ere addition
Eaa DELAY at yea sfH have Hafhs
Ina e. Fearft TAKE auF AaHhfuntnn
street ear e. RnufhettHf SEATTLE it
rams thruuFh the middle - iha aHdts
tian@EHF there AID Fou Hilf save
months - rms whHah yes wi iaae
- living waF out NhHrN sea caa buF
lots aa cheap a. oHfH
offiHs open Until 3 evenings
SEATTLE HuMEHKEkEHh %.
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Star Want Ad Agencies.

p. y. Mullen. az aansra ave. opS
Cit4 Hall
Fremont peua Co. uWina street
end Fremont avenue.
W. A. Mansilsld q CO. Druggist
ela and jackson
orahsus hems Bakery. 2io1 Let
aNenua
c N Lehadrsft. sisar store. eiel'
Esccad
Thea aarrls al Pestetlee, Rsnson
littlsa Phsrmsoy. lat ave, north
and Harrison street J. n. Ltti@
pran ristor
Carilce a ce- prupalst. cor eth
- ana Paa street South Seas'ls
p. A. Neors. Psststilee. SO. FarS
uelVsrsity prus stsrs, urlNsrsie
etatloA
hssssli 81 Pharmssy, iozR HsS'h
street
Rainier Pharmacy, Mr. Clark pro
rristeb e02s q. Madison.
Ceiumkla orus Sters, W. J, etaa
ny. prep- Columbia. Wash
broadway Pharmacy. y. {. ttfheH
Trop.. cts Broadway snc James
Quaker prua Co. 1918 ist ave
lsAry's Pharmacy, slo n. hreAa
~arf phans. Union %
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Full line fall woolens, Herald.
Tailor. 1929 "a. 80
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

lk.,s.e,eo.
ospoHNE nEMrER a CO. ine-
establishes is1. miuiha clelm al
49,. n 1000 = No. 81 ~ .f' ida
BOOTH wHIrTLEsET IIksFoRD
Sc, '. q Iisii.s 81 fssa.' VAS "a ~
sEArrI.E AnsrRAcr Co. X. 7. IA
A,tssnsy. ~. Ls-
BRADY a oar. Honusi uik lat and
colsnhla Esnsfsl rfsetles eaTsfui
isnt non Prone. MAI rs
HuHHMAS a JOHNSON. AunrnaYs al
eiaitl "a Pacific block. seattle.
LoSaFEIIoN a uALroN. fawYers-
gaiisetlans Al kinds Israi cora
Man "a sc Arcade hidF
T u. Cam. az Oriental BLDG AisSs
a WARD KrnP Burss "a nan "a
" . LANnurH o.s r.sine siost
ns-ks
ffnS1 : css 'i 80 - ~ o sS =,
tsteht Wfiilaa seven hundred thous-
go qei,sr; - sg IT, - - &c iassS.
srai baRkias business tfansaetsd
sou. srsseh sornsr gamss stIs.t
1880 80 s.ssHa s''Hse O " Hot
ruorT sogsp n.LIosAL BANK
49, ! fsrth. pr;s3 dola'
sashisr. sorr.spssasbts r sAsfneisessl
siiies q the United States sna Esr
run scANpfnAvrAN AMERIcAs
ags = sssiti. ssasrei s.nslss
~ sasl,si "a ssgEias ~ = K
ehllosfF EstA y Hssibs6s ''ss
E.s.r est ssssi.s ''''''' 's@ -
PTortEa SAYINGS BANK
f IT, s.i a's ss s7 90 c''Esst,t.isa.ss
Ssrelal SAVINGS and true, business
Carpenter ard Builders.
. A aTlUrAS carpenter chop at
- ilke. Phones John 1871. Ind,
- oesms,io school
KoAN Dramatic School announces
HamwFf .aHau = class Wufk CON.
fHfHNNHH June SNAKE and
Ctanaiea under direction - frank O.
Lgan and % Irving coolidge Terms
feil 'oday 8 tfolYuko block Phone
Drsssmakina
ron drrsamakinr and plain arvinE
call Or 1910 Hth ave Phone Main
ta2 Reasonable prices
nsehanlosi engineers
T. l. n ALLAarEH=aolt Pioneer.
Hospital
IHikAHE home before and daring
confinement terms reasonable. nurse
Black fGsa 10 ThlfiY-sH#eud ave.
housemevsrs
Trn MAHrlNH0N. House Mover and
ehrrrfufIg Furnished Phones. Front
Ell " g7t1 ~ Seventh av south.
Junk
~ YOU want osrreet weishta aud
Junk Co. ios Western Main 81
Millinery
HfAlIHH MILLINERY at low pricsA
lis N Hanson is'i. cor. tth and
Pine ~
Patent Attorney
~. A. ADAMb- DrAfllnk. Coiman bid
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TuR HAI4E# Furniture q an sfunm
house far aate and huHaa fHr fFut
iUHuidH 90 @iH tirHt ave Price 3 ~
SOM fHuItarv for sale Call az
ath NkH. uuEfh.
FuH SALE furnished fHHrHa uH
Madison o.. cheap Hsa uNueH 1sia
Madison
uuR HAIE Furniture q feamA
Fer sal.-R.si Us,s,.
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norsEs Asp Lors cnAr.

HOUSES AID LOTS CHEAP.
$50
Neu house % 3 rooms on lot NrftH 10
allEF. cts sstsr. 3 blocks ffHu aaf-
iaun 80 cash. ttN ~ 2 years hHuso
On Just belnE completed.
House n 6 rooms on brooklyn avenue.
city water sever ans Eraae iaH Haid.
lag NNiHa NJ fHu wHaf "a home near
the university FOR 80 cash. balance
20 o. m,.,4,ilh g.. ,.grrtt,
GI3 Globe bids
ron HALEf
SIX aad coins awa5 a5d nus Ell
M fine chicken ranch Ht aHrr
Large tract q land well r'esre1
frat and veEefHn'sa5 fine chicken
s sass' f aPa - S6ss viIs Il fa5,
ming water tWu C1WH. horse Har-
ness and wagon. ~ sou take If Co
daF 49, 81 cash. g. month a. 8
street. NeHt side Green lake thIrd
house from car une.
FOn aAIE- 10 acres. z well cleared
ard fenced all under cultivation.
flua house. iafbad and ulaHtafad
LARGE barn WHudHhed HHH chicken
house. 2 COWS horse and wagon. 8
taHa ~ good has one Herr uatn-
toes Must sell uI once. fiH# 81
cash. g. "a month. interest per
cent ftHf street vest eide Green
lake. three houses from car line.
RENT FREE d. q = ur broom
house. uhlle s. g. 80 or 81 per
iaHutn Wiil hHF "a nfw hHuHe and
large tract ~ land with city water.
ell YOU can use sH cents pr month.
OuIB ia minutes ride. Take IS ash.
iuFfuu street rafaIlue paHHaH through
H1f rUEAEr SEATTLE. office open
uuEI Il EVENING"
FOR SALE Neat cottage fronting on
Lake Union. near University 81 60
u " GIittdtt fI EpIef block
LAKE UNION and River Park lots
for sale cheap owner. 4. 81 Hnafu-
baum. Lawyer, tis-tle Oriental Blk.
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T. W, no 10. MAKE make
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uErWrrN arArHr AND TACO
MA. Al atfHH. rich HtEUHu HHtiHm
land 8 miles frum Auburn HHat Nui
tHFt uIth I fuuWH and lHtEg put"h
Eood barn aHa ,WHh'u ha1He It'es
Heiaur MktruY uo New Yoth tlk
SMALL chicken ranch 6 lares lots
ear NuH and Euud HrhuHi must HgH
aulyb III pee cent discount Tor cash
- s. down aud 81 per m.uth
fs s,,ss m, T eaf sa WalaIartsa ltrrsst
e. Southeast Seattle Ak Zoe cole
TWENTY AeWFs part tgttgm ual.
augr nuUd uuAHd al nearly level
end rieh HoH LARGE portion Z alder
and NiHH waHiU. eHHlIl cleared Tract
aaIHIHH Hu improved Farm HUH faces
an rauuN raad close 90 school see
HausH'f WAtruy no New Yofs tlk
u.eo s. agrss WITHIN a. tot af
rps s"' 5a ibs Bound y, a'fss
CLEARED. atfs# lu meadow ne
timber eaIi black iuam wHH Hud
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ruam eaftsEr. baH. eHI.A,u
siffrFSaEFN & tHSli1s
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columbia sifssi end SECOND kss
tNIgkEN RANCH
one Of gha fHHat flFe aefss. an culs
HKattH aud fenced orchard fHfEt 8
raum hUuas bsEna aud UHf.hr
haustz. Hgaf tifF. 8 4u half eash.
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esq also houses sHa lsta in aH paris
n The eitF faf sale
List fHHT UfHHEFtf Nith me da net
ask exclusive ftENN
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MONEY a. loan an aaf hina ~ saz
YORK block
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FWIHAlE fIiEA' lfuam tat oam.
rIsHIF fafHiHhHd faF housekeeping
vent CT fea zfh ave- Plat n
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/ FLAT. s. reema hath ras aud sIee
tr.slts IN lRat ilks aud r. liaN
+ gl street Alec 4 NuH E tuHfhH laHh
rHa and electricity lHH Main street
a.NooN flat phone, ranse, net water,
/ Rah Included "a lsn' ,Naso a month
/ sNOoN aat far r,nt aud furniture
/ fut Halr level WalkIuE distance faaa
ath aNy.
ruR RENT s. reem eat Including
hath ana closets usea ha ualn SC
Fot Reet-eouses
I#NltNNIHuEn
FuE EFNF 81 a. a.rgem boaae feai
location.
uao1 I.roam h.a#s on rv,aH.t.ahtb
+ kIs rs raum modern eaImre#
T fapo rnem modern hauag IN ffH.
tt,oo s.room beast fine location.
FuUNINEn
7 s. q #s.rogm modern fiat In beet TO-
$500 IRWIN modern house. very Vel
s.. q, brown modsfn hgaar. bee water
s#oo #a.roem modern flat ou Seventh
s., "a. #ia rsam modern house nj col
umbI4 yIt rsftH Furnished
I s.. u. ###foHm hga#s. NsfH nice. on
GEoEuE r NFNDIIAM co.
zIH.H N.W AUrh HIHHk
u.H.A tt=H D ta'l
FoR HFNI. ghan. t.raam cottage Ira
trrmHHf. HfEe KHrd EuHd water
take UrttH tHbe care e. Park june
tIuu rN blocks west ASK Tor
scotfa place Rent 3 pee month
s. GROOM modern hsare and iarrs
lot ~ Oriental hIk Main iNit
TuW EENF# FIrvsn.roam house on
queen Anne flili Alec HiN.teHm t.afs
Rainier Hstshta. T. = knapp -
Halter bIiH
FOR hENr#rva 8.roam cettaEea
tf1=saiA NeHauHre Ave- two hlo. "a
east - uakler Station Green iAks
ear
ron RENT 1tth and n Want four
rngms 8 ruaua. mesiern 81 -
ehanEf Or Hen Phone. Main ga
COTTAGE ~ o reema and hath. as
Twenty first near East Jefferson
a GROOM haHse Iat sxsa ssme fruit
Phone Para e.
wantsa-1e auy
/ WANfEr# Improved aHt unimprusgd
" ROOM = ttSIoN BLOCK.
- Firat Avenues.
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70 LOAN Private money at Iaa rsis
81 Interest Dauer A MthlhHfn. 10
Nralsr NhNs rooms and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-24

a RELIABLE place 60 natrHH monsr
interest d - West ~ pihs street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-24

fgG-For Eucre tract close % fhe city
and futerlrbau liEe Easy terms
.-rF4ItF.N 4 AHNELf.
8. l.. Cor. Colam Js4 ~ and First ave.
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snap - LouaiNa HOUSE
- raama . nesis PAYS ts rrui o.
HafaHattt transient wHHH easily rtHaf
tia pr fnaufh Prise 80 cal.
spisuaIt munrH maker faf tha In
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