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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04
WILSON GOES FREE

He Is Not Implicated In ForgerIes with
Anna Lee.
John Wilson, who was suspected Of be-
ing implicated in several forgeries with
Anna Lee and Clarence Fricke, was dis
charged in police court this morning.
E. l.. Friedland was arraigned on
charge of forgery and waived examination.
He was held to the grand jury in $500
bonds. 49,. FEB. -.. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04

FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of Constructing @. NJ, st. Paul. Mimi, Jan.
2, 1e04.-sEALED, PROPOSALS. lin tripiicate,
will be received at this office until II a. M,
Feb. 2, 1904 and opened then for the con-
struction of a water and sewer system at Fort
Smelling, Mimi. Plans and specifications may
he seen and blank proposals with full instruc-
lions, had upon application here. u. S. re-
b serves the right to accept or reject any or all
proposals 4or any part thereof n. -,SCHO-
FIELD, Constructing Q. NJ.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04
BIG P. o. RECEIPTS

Last Months Business the Heaviest Ever
Recorded In Minneapolis.
For the first time in. the history Of the
Minneapolis postoffice the receipts for one
month. exceed $1O0,00O.s The exact De-
.ce1nber total was :s1O3,632.41. This was
1866 per cent more than the receipts>4fo
December, 1902 ($99, O16.10), which was the
next biggest month on record.
The total receipts for 1903 were s1,070,-
0S2, or nearly II per cent more than the
$685., zoos received the previous year.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04
WHEAT WAS. OFF.
A One Cent Sag Took Place Soon
After the Opening.

After the Opening. 81.
May wheat, which went to, $50 on
the curb. Saturday, opened this morn
ing at $3.50 and speedily sagged a full
cent. There was no special news to-
affect the market either way, but the
bulls felt strong, and after the sag
the price was worked up point by
point to $3.50.
Many of the little fellows were bad
ly pfnched by the check in the market.
Some had bought calls on Saturday as
high as 92c.
The recent excitement in wheat here
is reflected in foreign markets, Liver
pool being reported up a full penny to-
day. Ifag
Recent high prices Of wheat have
caused an advance Of 10c a barrel in
flour.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04
NAMES THE COMMITTEE
PROFESSOR MCINTYRE APPOINTS
NINE EDUCATORS TO CONSIDER
THE MOREY RESOLUTION RE-
GARDING STUDIES.

= -. !
E. E. Mcintyre, retiring president
Of the Minnesota Educational asso-
citation, has announced the commit
tee of nine to consider the resolu-
ton, introduced by G. A. Morey Of
Winona, president Of the state nor
NAL school board, advocating special
courses in the common branches, to
be given in all high school, and
closer articulation between the high
schools and the normal schools.
Mr.. Mcintyre is a member of the
committee ex-offcio. The other are:
John w. Olsen, state superintendent;
Cyrus Northrop, president of the uni
versity; Professor Horace Goodhue
of Carleton college; G. A. Morey, pres
ident Of the state normal board; w.
"A. Shoemaker, president of the ST.
Cloud normal school; G. Goetzinger
of Fergus Falls, county superintend-
ent of Otter Tail county; Miss Nellie
eastman, principal Of *the school at
Kerkhaven, and J. L. Silverhail, prin
cipal of the olivia school.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04
TEACHERS WE'RE SCARCE

Many Delayed in Getting Back from
Christmas Visits.
Teachers were not plentiful in the pub
lie schools to-day and the substitutes were
in great demand. After two weeks Of va
cation the teachers who had left the city
found hard work in getting back. The
stereotyped excuse used all over the world
was 'thains failed to, connect was the
general favorite.
The pupils were out in force, however.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04
LOUIS WoLFsoN, PRESIDENT

Annual Election Of the Medical Jewish He
lief Association Was Held 5s#
Yesterday.
The Medical Jewish Relief association.
whose membership is now 260, held its
annual election yesterday. The following
officers were elected: President, Louis
Wolfson; vice president, i. Rosenthal;
secretary, j. Volfonson; treasurer, NJ
Brill; directors, Charles Juster, w. Chon,
l.. wager, M. Marcus, Charles Friedman,
II. Levi, "A. Joseph and B. Shriber.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04
THOU SHALT NOT SPIT

Health Department and Police to Cooper
ate In a Crusade.
Every police officer in Minneapolis has
man turned over by health officers on a
charge of splitting in street cars. The po-
licemen will take no. other part in the
crusade. The health inspectors started
on their tour this morning, ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04
NEUROLOGICAL

MRS. MARY ELIZABETH FRENCH,
mother of DR.. George F. French. who died
in 1897, has just suddenly passed away in
Massachusetts,, at the. age Of IS. While
visiting at the home Of he1 niece. Mad
anne French leaves one son, Dr. Alger W..
French. and three grandchildren, Mrs. Lu-
Their II. Harrington, Mrs. Herbert III.
Fiske and Major Leigh H. French.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04
MINISTER NEWELL LEAVES

Goes to New York Whence He VIII Sail
Saturday for Holland.
After several weeks in the United States,
Stanford Newell of st. Paul, minister to
the Netherlands, left yesterday for New
York, and will sail Saturday for Holland
and The Hague.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04
NAMES RANDALL
Governor Makese; State Fair Man a
University Regent. ....-e

Governor 4 Van SAINT today appointed
fair association, a fhsm i r 81 the the.
board Of regents Oh trSf state: univer-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04
Browne Says He Was Ruined.
MISS BAIER WAS SECOND

$3.50, 81, $3.50 Shirts 81. Some Soc"
"Get one"-Hoffman's Toggery Shop.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04
FAST MAIL DELAYED
Jumped the Track at Linden but Nobady
Was Injured.

The fast mail train Of the Milwaukee
road westbound, No. 81, due to arrive in
Minneapolis this morning at 1886, jumped
the track at Linden, Wis. The mail was
transferred to another train and brought
forward as soon as possible. No one was
injured and no cause is assigned for the
derailment.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04
BARNEY REELECTED

Board of County Commissioners Effects
Annual Organization.
Fred E. Barney was re-elected chairman
Of the board of county commissioners this
morning. Andrew Smith was reelected
vice chairman. The standing committees
were not changed. The annual appoint
ments will be announced next Monday.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04

e. Woodward, died at Santa Cruz, Cal,
JAN. L. The remains will be brought to
this city for interment at Lakewood. Pri-
vate funeral service will be held at Mrs.
Woodward's home, 1904 Queen avenue 8,
in this city, Jan. 6, at 2:30 p. m. Rela-
tives-and ultimate friends are invited.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04

Found Dead In Bed--J. Fallieu, S21 Min
nehaha avenue, was found dead in bed
Mt his residence at noon to-day. The
body was taken to the county morgue
where an autopsy will be held.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04

HANS O. ALN.--Funeral Of Mr.. AIM
who died Jan. / at, S25 Nineteenth avenue
s. will be held Tuesday at p. m. from
Bethany church, Twenty-fifth avenue S
and franklin. Interment at Layman's.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-01-04

Sixth Ward Republican Meeting.-A
meeting of the Sixth Ward Republican
club will be held tomorrow evening at
the Dania clubrooms to elect officers and
reorganize for the coming campaign.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1904-03-02

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15
We YOU A WANT? TELEPHONE THE STAR

trout. 100 10 PEI 10 founders. 30
ref % Hoiea $40 per 10, HhrimPs'
i0H1aHc per h. nuelia scarce. 8
Groceries and Cereals.
gurHf. Golden g., in sacks. 1886
Eaffa =. iH aaeHH 1B.5f3 powdered.
M barrels $3.50. DRY GRADUATED. in
SACKS 1908 cube. 81 barrel $3.50
Flour. patent pef barrel fA7fi
crown. gt7as sfrHiRht. per barrel.
fNzH. cold MEDAL g 25s MiHueaala
hard 0henE co. piilHhufK fH50M8.
Fest. aG.ffs standard pa
kofa. f67s whole wheat flour per
barrel 500. graham. t5f0. graham.
los. per bale. fEtt5 rye fioHr. Cos,
per barrel. fff6 rye -four los, per
bale f260. rye meal f0a per barrsh
aNzb. buckWheat. per barrel. flG0i
germ neal f0H. per bale. f2I corn
meal. Coz. per barrel. 500 yellow
corn meal. Toe. per pale. SEQ white
corn meal. Sos. $500 rolled oafH per
barrel. CCc. tg2fs wheat fakes
box 15 fbH. g. 20. Tnfiua. per barrel,
fG.h0 Parma. t1-lb sacks. per bale,
: 90. homiHy large per barrel.
81 90 homiHY small los. bale. 1870.
Holly self=faisluR buchWheat, per
ease. Gtefs Holly cake ana pastry
flour. per case. 500 pearl barley,
abslb horea. per ewt, $50. pearl
barley. i00sib sacks. 400. split
peas. 2f-lb boxes 800 split peas.
ioo-lb boxes, 1850. popcorn. Der
ewts tzto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15
BOTH WERE
BOUND OVER

~ G. Krehha and William Zeiner.
charged with conducting and main
talnlng a gambling game In the
lower part Of the city. we're given
a preliminary hearing before Jus
ticc Gordon yesterday afternoon.
They were bound over 90 the aups-
rlor court and In default q bonds.
fixed az 81 GOO krebbs vas com
mitted To the county Jail Zelncr
Il still too sick 10 be removed from
the Wayside Emergency hospital.
where he Waa taken from the city
iail after a severe illness. brought
on By exposure ia the dirty city
Jail
Kfebhs r. also suffering from
rheumatism brought on ~ eonflne-
ment 10 the city jail lie says the
cell that be vas kept In vas dark
and damp ar that be Was fed next
% nothing.
tn. evidence against Krebbs and
Zelner was ia the shape Of . marx
ed five dollar Eoid piece. which J.
p johnson claims 20 have passed
IN the games conducted 1t KrebbHs
ovn bedroom
lie also made the statement on
the witness stand that he had put
up a gold watch. 80 anxious was he
70 set sufficient evidence AGAINST
the gamblers Attorney =. ~.
james. Of the Civic union. used him
a. the main witness and IL was
through bis testimony that the two
men we're bound over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15

The steamer jefferson arrived
from skagway last night With zei
rasseugers and a heavy cargo. Two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
IN cote was Included ia her cargo.
She also brought 5.f80 eases a. sal
mon aud 80 tons OF general cargo.
Prof a y. Coffey. a former In
structor Ia pedagogy al the state
university. has been made head 81
nat department In the University
Of Wisconsin He ieft the Wash
ingtou Institution several years
ago "a further study bis line OF
work II Stanford and Columbia
The Salvation Army today "a eel
ebrntlug the opening Of is new
hotel and reading rooms. on Finh
avenue and Washington street The
building Tsp roVided with baths ON
each floor. reading rooms and an
employment office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15
WORKEMGMEM
INTERESTED
CRIPPLE CREEK GRUeLTiEs"
SUBJECT o. LECTURE TO BE
GWEN TOMORROW ~ THE
ARMoHY

The interest manifested In the
Cripple Greek Cfuouiea HtefeOp-
tieou lecture AZ the new Armory
tomorrow might De- ON the Increase.
The present Indications are that
the lecture vii be- well palroulzcd
and that a considerable sum viii be-
realized for the immediate aid Of
the wives and children Of the de-.
ported men Of the Cripple Creek
district
Regardless Of political afflllati0n
the people eYert where have re-
erotted the deplorable conditions
existing Ia the worlds great gold
camp. and the call Tor aid for the
defenaeleaa ones has met with a
most hearty response from almost
every source.
The labor unions Of The city. In
difldaallY aud through the West
efn Central Labor union. have en-
doraed the proposition
Ia regard 81 his work. y G..
Copley. the lecturer. who Is noa in
the city. says.
Cripple Greek Crueltles' ia not
oyerdfaWn in any sense and every
picture shown aud every word ut
tered Is founded on fact.
The truth is sufficient. and. In
fact. n often seemingly too unreal.
and I am frequently asked II such
aud-such scene h not oHerdfawn.
| have no posed pictures In my
collection. ana. although II seems
almost incredible. every one rs
taken from the actual scene during
the strife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

WASHINGTON. Oct l5.-Attor-
ney General Moody had a narrow
escape from death yesterday While
be was out horseback riding he
was run down by n team Of run
away mules lie was thrown from
hia horse but suffered some slight
bruises only.
SAN DIEGO Cal. Oct is.-Ths
marriage Of Miriam Grant. daugh-
ter o. L s Grant. ir.. 20 Lleuten-
ant 4 g Macy. a. 8 ~ has been
announced The marriage will
take place Monday ia New York.
WASHINGTON. Oct i5-Presl-
dent and Mrs Roosevelt aeeompa-
nied BY Secretary Loeb and two
secret service men. left this morn
Ing on the Pennsylvania for Val
leY Force 60 attend the wedding
of Senator Knox this afternoon
They wlli return TO Washington
tonight
ST LOUIS. Mo. Oct is.-The
Worlds Fair association today
made Is regular tortnightty pay
ment Of $500 0e9 on the government
loan 81 81 eco 080. This 81 the sew
euth payment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15
S,ar Want Ad Agencies.

3 q, Mullen. b aailsra ave, sop.
CITY HALT
Frensers Drive Co. Ewing street
Rnd & fremont avenue
"A. A. Mansfield s c., ptuanist
f3rd and Jackson.
oranam't Heme Bakery 29o3 lat
avenue.
c. n. Iohedroff, cigar a,Ors. aieia
Second.
rhes. HARRIS. e postoftiee, Rrntep.
liUla'h Pharmacy, ist ave. north
ana isaerisea street. !. n. Littie,
Proprietor
Carlton 4 Co. Druggist, cor sth
-. and Pee street. South Seattle.
e. A. Ncerc. postetfice. So. Patk.
universisY peua Store. University
Station.
Howell St Pharmacy. 1904 Newell
street
Rainier Pharmacy. Mr.. CLARK, pro
rrieter. ccea Z Madison.
Celuahia nrua Stsre, W = stud
les. prep. Colunhla. Wash.
Broadway Pharmacy, ?. T, Fisher
prrn.. els Broadway and 1an1es
ouaker nfua Co. ioi2 ist ave.
Leary's Pharmacy. a3a ~ BRAD
waxi phone. ueioa 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15

CThene prices are % any buyer In
quantities.. Prices on small purchases
average 20 per cent hiEher)
Provisions.
Fresh Neat-Cow beef. eaeHe per
n steer beef. GO. veal "a lee 10.
PORK. &c 10: mutton. Gastse 10.
Pfovisiens-Hams. ibG Ice 10:
breakfast bacon. Ice ID. bellies
fresh. lie 10.
Vegetables.
California potatoes. ~ GfNe per
ID. Yakima potatoes. sisGz5 ton
carrots. ESQ zee Ter sack. cahbags'. /
a &c ID. faflshes. Zoe doz punches.
green ouionG Toe per dos punches.
eucumhers. zoe dozen. native egg
plant. e peg 10. sweet potatoes.
- 81 20 per H.
Green Fruit Etc.
Apples. v-enatchee. tocati.qs
per box. Valencia oranges. sAea
boy. nlaekhefries. st25 per crate.
Persian dates. 6tsc 10. bananas.
g. b0n $50 bunch. Cnntaiounes. Yak
imns fsea1i crate. Dewberries. 81
box, Wenntrhre peaches A01 Coo
box. Wutermenons, 1850 e per
Dozen. Sweet prunes. $50 SOC.
grapes Washington. Zoe: grapes.
California. si0i25. cranberrics.
1850 per hbl
Hay, Grain and Feed.
oats, s2s.ooN ee.eo per son. barley,
chop. $4,000 a7.e4<per ton: shorts
t22.oo per toni bran. 5000 per ton.
oil meal sa2.es pcr tor = w. tim
othy. $500 po' ION; r.. w COM
pressed timothY. 5000 ton. new
wheat hay sti coo 800 per ton.
Puget Sound hay. siau13 per ton:
midtlinEs. $4,000 per ton: cracked
eurn. 5000 per ton. straw. 5000
per ton. Peanuts. Jumbo. &c; AL,
&c.
Butter. Eaus. cheete.
Native creamery. 2Sc per H.. East
ern cremery, fresh 2tM csc
Eggs alive ranch. 2iG 2sc doz.
oregon ranch, 27e doc. Eastern ssa
25c doz.
cheeso-Native. iiai2c III.
Poultry.
Chickens. hens. isttc. snrinc. lea
ishe. nuckr. live, isGite.
Fish. Etc.
Hallbut. tGfAe per ID; salmon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15

IHHIlt AfcfInN Aolicr r. hsrehf
FlfeH that uH Monday. pct fi 1875
ef ths iaw effIesa - NnaHmau 4
johnson. cutie az Pacific building
seattle wash Ht t1 o'clock iu the
forenoon ere uuaHfHlEnfn receiver
af Tie lHfrftaY fsumhff company
VII atN hl public auction fu fhN
hisheat bidder. ell the unpaid Hcs
counts das o. The lntsfhal Lumber
Co
Dated Get iA iint
FRANK *. AuAMH Receiver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15

EVEN TO AovERTleg YOUR LITTLE aToRE ~ THE
emAtttsr wAY-lN THE WANT Ao cotuMN8-ogrs YOU
INTO "rHu COMPANY OF rHE PRosPeRouoi' AND IT Is
TIC ONLY KIND or COMPANY YOU CAN AFFORD TO KEEP
IN TIE BUSINESS WORLD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15


" " WATrEHa
A FEW az 9th srEciAf
tlso isssis n 49, si,s rsr sssr,.
meat balidius Miadf. 6ssr
g 40 sosia near assh ana jackson
Hssf ulf lu rtase q pFepFrfK
$50 Manufacturers site. near car
and aver D level bots. saath
Para
SIC sasisa NJ bloch. north u r
q. Ballard
re ngs.asss lai street asaf Pal
i1.aoo issiza fias double iai. Sar,h
u.ao asisa North Seattle. vsry
Fosf or iets. aasin. queen Anne
hill
$40 Corner. Erffa. Columbia. one
hlnek from GER sidsssiks. street
q 30 mia - and sefars - snap
HOMES uF ALL hfNua
prom HnHN eottaEH g. fuoeiefu mansion
FER cash 81 casf terms Az aarts city
uAHekiNs IN AcnEA6E
= .9eo es-arre trart half mila sszt of
81 40 . acres. 8 miles southwest Pic.
3 lsa p aefss. S miles sea,hvsst scar
sound
fs.'oc@Fins orehsrd home vashea. =
8 - aerss improved aear faisfbsy
Tito 5 acfss Grrru fnks rHap
e. r CHERRY
" " WANfEHa
Rooms I ara Sullivan HaiifiHR.
Phone. Main asl1
VACANT LOTS ACREAGE.
zoo lats. northeast corner ~ tiih
4
ipts f. came LEGALITY sell &c 10
each
$40 So lots IN lakewood. Sidewalks
iz.ro s aerss. improved. near nrsm.
& 10 > arres acrusr lax. alder bot.
tom. aM cleared nev eruum
house owner leaving country
nnuEV 4 HFsr.
"a Marion bldg
e e CHEHHY
" " WATERS
and 9 Sullivan Block
We ere affeflng for The first time
those nsegtltal level w. ia
WITT SEATTLE
Streets cleared and lots parked near
hrieA school and new car hue tte
% 40 so down 8 per month "
Vun are thinking - making a home
on the west side g. sore W ane these
lots before buYinF 81 theF are the
equal - any others tu West Seattle
az twice these figures These prices
good for q few DAYS only ihef viii
We advanced a. snon - car iine iH
fu operation LET wa HhuW them "a
yuu now ~ - 70 school houee and
take path leading southeast Sales
man un tract Sunday and every daN
Until further notice. No better In
veHfmrut nntwhefr
q g CHEHHY
" " MATTEHa
I and Sullivan uluek
Phone. Main SAT-
IfOMEsTEADa AND REAL ESTATE
II You want = homestead "a The ell
EHHATEb HORSE HEAVEN wheat
belt or n good tract in the KEN.
NEWfcK VALLEY. under the ~ y
Irrigation Canal call on n. q
streets. ksnnewiek. Wash
a GENUINE orFERi
500 % acres ~ choice land. aOda feet
~ lumber feaQ shingles. This land Ia
easy drive 10 Seattle on a fine c0un-
~ road. free mall delivery good
school aud nelEhhora. Terms $40
cash. balance eaHy.
eHAS y. adams
GOA ist ave ~ Starr BOYD bldg
FREE TICKETS. FREE HOMES
Ask Tor free tickets at office ~ ae.
attic fIamraerkrrH Co. az A0ufhoaaf
Seattle. take Washington street car
only " min ride. Drawing viii
como or October -
EIGHT let's house rooms. room for
10 chickens. fruit all kinds. must
sell Owner. Phone Park to3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15
The MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES

CThsae prices are 10 any buyer in
quantities.. Prices on small purchases
average 20 per cent hiEher1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15

EuN SALE W4 owner q afHea ehHt
20 Kent improved Eoad hHildlaHs
nHice 81 ln terms ~ wanted call
Hftrf b m g. HdHreaa iauiH aIft.
tIfF afia sen Acc 81 Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15

very fanf Go clear uHf mile fEHm
riverside fine ueIHhhnfhuod. free
mail delivery fine fHadH. terms tIN
each balance enc. tive and three
years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15


$50 il aefga uno Watsriruut nsar
seattle z ACRES cleared. balance Iu
pasture fInr aHfiuH e. beating fruI
treta t-Htuf1 house and chieHsn
s. zo acres. Within Do mites % ss-
aftie. s arrfs elsarea. balance in TIM
her ial NHaluE ffliI trees. new far
ulshed isrnum h0usf barn aud iafae
chicken BONUSES . rew. tt9 fhicAens.
so acres 81 ehaile ffalt land at
stEireNourN a ARNEtI.
= NeaefH NlaEh.
y E cor ftrut ave ana columbia ~
MoMEsrEAps undsr ravsrnmtnt "a.
nni 60 BE- butt in this state. work
$500 81. a.. ,es,,s Ia g rs.sis bnt
come today. ESQ and climate uHexs
Heiled Location Zee -. while lhr1
rostaffes n.s taneo. wsah
HERE IA a MGR COUNTRY HOME
- q arEeH half tnftHtn iaMd hais
suee EQgd upland ceres o. eaiu.
walton. balance has cedar aud o.
timhfr ounN ONWARD. ara stnall
fruits fine fFtsk through iHe place
SOD s.shl- 59sna flastef.a he.iss
uhlah l. nneA les thaa The Gees q
houEbr AALfhf 20 Nsw fort ia
nErWEEN SEATTLE AND TACOMA
- mllrH from ore = the beat taHnn
o. TIE valley ~ arrFH part areaua
hotte1u. hN .aaer. kona apiand alt
fflpfnN ed EuHd tsNaum house nicely
fasatfd On NWHd country fu#A close
e. school and fiEhNEfH Owner de-
Hfrfa a uHiifh sale III lakru HIIhHu =
few HaFn. viii sell fnf s. 81
ROBERT MAHTuN 80 NtW fufk Nik
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-10-15

EdAN hramada school announce
summer HfHHuu 81 fIHHH MuIH tuu.
t.iHHHigH under direction ~ IMHI q
A4u and u lfEiHH Coolidge TERMS
tsH pee month Class lmifrd EHa
tali today 81 Loo aifH nIssh Phone
iilaH aHn
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| BIG BUNDLE

Of trouble is often lifted from the shout
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BIG BUNDLE of rough dried" clothes
to a reliable, uI-to-date Laundry.