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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-28

the proceedings and an Injunction to
prevent the society holding rhe sur
plus.
At a mass meeting held at Hemp
stead, Texas. on Monday night, call
ed to petition the governor to send
RANGERS to enforce the local option
law 7. n. Brown. a leading lawyer
and staunch antiprohibitionist, began
shooting. Many other persons fol'
lowed suit and three men were killed.,
one man was fatally injured n two
others we're severely wounded. The
dead included J. n. Brown. Congress-
man John NJ. Pinckney and ION
Pinckney, a brother OF the congress-
man.
CONGRESSMAN John Sharpe VIII
liams on Friday delivered an address
in Natchez. Miss, in the interest OF
the Southern Gotten association. he
urqed cooperation OF ali men. n the
south for the movement to promote
q Investigation of the crops, reduc-
ton of cotton acreage and the equali-
zat;on of the law Of supply and de-
mand. He recommended that the
farmers adopt the system employed
bv Italian immigrants, who come mere
and GROW rich raising and gardening
market truck.
213 Chinese gamblers were hauled
INTO the New York police station, but
only Fl were held and in the contuS-
;c.:, caused BY the similarity or their
faces three of tie FL escaped. LIE
rcundsmen who iaj charge OF the
c.se declared that bali of tn: IS Cn'-
na1nen who secured bail had not a2-
n,arel. put il. thel places wer: DIM
mis- 90 nearly resembling t''en? thu
# could not be tel witho;,t %exalnlna-
ton whether they were the real 2rls-
oners or not. There was nothing 70
do but discharge The so-ca''cd GUM
mics.
Frank G. Bigelow, president OF the
First National bank Of Milwaukee,
was arrested on Monday charged with
the ENLIGHTENMENT OF ove- 100000 OF
the banks funds. The arrest OF MI.
Bigelow followed his confession 10
the board of directors that he was a
defaulter to the extent OF SI,45o,oco'
The money, he said had been lost IN
speculation in wheat and stocks. Al
ter an investigation the bank has been
declared perfectly solvent and con-
6dence in its financial ability mas
again been restored. President Blge-
low was one of the most prominent
bankers of the country.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-28
Why Rob Yourself OF More
Than 8 Cents per Pound
On Cotton?

Do you want to get from 10
to Ii cents for cotton next TALL
while other cotton only brings
6 IL to 7 cts?
DE- you want to grow cotton
that will bring a difference in
price sufficient to more than
baylor the picking andfertillzer?
intact will almost cover the en-
tire expense Of making the crop?
If so, | can furnish you the
seed. Every ten bales will
bring Sl25.O 90 to $4,000 more
than other varieties. sc 5dsh-
els will plant so to 90 acres:
should make 40 to 50 bales,
put in your pocket from $780,
90 to S75O.00. One years
experience with these seed Will
convince you that this state
ment is true. | am planting
only Florodora this year.
Well bred Berkshire and
Poland China Pigs for Sale.
J. A. BURTON.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-28
c0uTH CAROLINA NEWS.
ferns Of More or Less Interest ION
densed Throughout the State.

S. C. NEWS
There are four candidates Tor may
or of S~parta15urg.
A commission has been applied TOR
for the opening OF a new bank at
Florence.
Messrs. R. A. Cooper and St. Ju-
lien Jervey have been commissioned
as solicitors of the seventh n TENN
circuits, respectively.
P S. Campbell was knocked uncon-
scious by two negroes and robbed OF
about $50 about one mile below Latta
on Saturday night.
The corner stone OF the COLUMBIA
Female college was laid on Monday
afternoon by the grand lodge OF Ma
sons. The fine buildings in the SUI
burbs are progressing nicely.
New Mack will be hanged at Man.
ming on Friday of this week Last
December Mack, with a shotgun
shot down his Superintendent, then
out a load in the arm of another ne
pro and tried to kill a third one, tell
ing one witness that he was gong 10
be a desperate.
The little white girl, daughter OF
Mr.. Quinn, who was wounded IN
Spartanburg on Saturday night, has
since died. Bob Nance, n OF the
men who, it is charged, did the shoot
ing, escaped, and has not been heard
of. Bishop, the other man, was plac-
ed under arrest.
State Treasurer Jennings went to
New York to arrange to borrow mon
ey for the state. Additional money
is needed for the payment of the state
pensions and it is likely that capt.
Jennings will negotiate a loan OF
100000 at this time to meet the pay
ment of pensions.
The Dunkards have begun the erec-
ton of a church building in the upper
part of Spartanburg county, lhey
teach and believe that brethren should
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13


tsrnom modern hnuar, new, lot fhel2H
hiWk from car fun bRAeuenti price
o. 80. ffn cash balances easy terms
Groom house Nifh bath. lot tn1tM,
IN corner. this In snap look ~
II and you viii SAY 20. price I.@o.
terms.
iots blocks west OF Mount Pleas
ant trmrisrN. only $40 each. ~
Hownt balance monthly.
Tote. ON 10Th Ave West only il.oV0
cash
z lots ON ninth Ave. West 300 Kood
terms
niee soil lots ON Firth Ave. West.
son cash
fzf9um modern house bot Nxi20. streets
paved, all improvements IN ana paid
for this property ialnn Capitol liill
price ~ aH. terms
4=Fpetn house With hath, ana % fine
latH, all well improved y mile north
Of Green Lake ear sidewalk to prop
uftN. nothing better Zoe fine ST.
hurban home. Come Ia and let uH
show YOU this place. You can make
q living on the place Price tas1.
ISL cash. balance - per month TIL
paid for
g. @a Why pay remit PAY u ON Yauf
oun home. hsfuum cottage. Eood
view for the nh0Fo price. 1iha cash.
balance 81 per manth
Fine corner. izpxi1. unobrtwctsd view.
Elegant corner. ezi8. unobsffuetefi
view. nothing finer on Queen Anne
NM price nuu
81 g. MYERS A CO.
M1rNH Arcade IidF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Richard S. Ryan. Alaska delegate,
in Washington. demands official
recognition.
Miss Alice Roosevelt-ConEreas-
man Nicholas Lougworth engage
ment to be formally announced from
White House.
Congressman Jones presents irfi-
cation question to secretary Of in
terror and asks for immediate ae-
ton.
New trunk railroads advised for
Alaska by United States geological
survey.
Appropriations for Washington
irrigation approved by secretary Of
interior.
John r. Fitzgerald elected mayor
Of Boston.
Panama canal. appropriation for
ST. .000. 600 approved by senate.
Governor Wright OF Philippines.
In Washington.
Senator Ankeny denies charges
made by Eugene Lorton. Walla
walla county republican chairman.
More ships wanted for Pacific
squadron.
Oklahoma Indian Territory state
hood question to be settled before
holidays.
Elkins rebate law against rail
roads to be rigidly enforced.
J. NJ. Gearin. Portland. slated 10
succeed late Senator Mitchell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
OUTLINES
POLIO y
BALLARD mAYoR.ELEcT TALks-wlLL GLOBE SALOONS ON
SUNDAY IF SEATTLE DOES. AND pEsaes TO CONTINUE
The USE OF CEDAR RIVER WATER

and the other officers 81 hts admin
lntrntiOn get together and Hys,em-
atically formulate their plans How
ever he Waa unhesltatinK In his
announcement that be was opposed
10 a wide-open policy.
while | will be bound 10 a GER
tain extent 20 follow Seattle In re-
gard 10 the Sunday closing laws"
he said. Il will endeavor ia all re-
apecta to make Ballard a clean city
and 10 provide an efficient police
system.
Il will try TO keep all women Of
doubtful repute or the streets.
II have no criticism to make OF
my predecessors. I will make no
radical changes In their line Of pol
Icy.
Wants Seattle Water.
Il am Inclined 10 think that tho
present water system ~ Ballard IL
not adequate TO rs needs and that
some Improvement will have 20 be
made would prefer 10 make some
satisfactory arrangement with Sc
attic rather than 10 adopt any other
plan proposed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
WILL DISCUSS TROUBLES

Seattle. Portland and Tacoma
wholesale grocers will hold a meet
ing at the Butler hotel Friday morn
ing 70 discuss freight rates and
other matters OF interest TO them.
II Is though that about Is wholesale
houses will be represented at the
conclave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
Tacoma It'd Bits

New trustees for Ferry museum.
Annual meeting lumbeFmen west
ern Washington. Everett G. Griggs
reelected president.
Henry l. Notaw confirmed as
postmaster.
Mayor Wright vetoes Independent
telephone franchise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
sAweoNEs MEET
CBy seripps News Ass'n)

thY hcFlpps NcWs AFs=D1
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec. I3.-The
eighteenth annual convention OF the
Southern Surgical and genealogical
society opened here today with a
large attendance from the southern
states. President DR. Louis G.
Bosher, OF Richmond, Va. is pre-
siding. lie delivered his annual
address at the opening session. The
local physicians have arranged for
banquet In honor OF the visiting
members Of the organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
MAIL SERVICE
BIDS OPENED

WASHINGTON. p G.. Dec. Ia
Bids fer wagon mail service in cities
years period. we're opened today BY
the department Those at san
Francisco. Sacramento and Oakland
we're rejected. Z. II. schulderman
gets the contract for Portland. ore,
s.. 300. ]. W. Travis. Spokane. it,7e0.
and J. ". Hitzman. Los Angeles.
t1s.se7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

fly HrfippH News Asn'n1
BROOKLYN. N. y, Dec. 10 The
United States civil service commits.
nldn ~ holding an examination here
today 10 secure ellgihleH from which
Ia make oortlfieatinn 10 fili eYaenn-
elea az they may occur Ia the pohl-
ton of topographic draftaman In
any branch OF the service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
TO SETTLE AMERICAN CLAIMS

WASHINGTON. y. 6. Dec. Ia
Representative Kahn. Of California
introduced "A bin today 10 authorize
20 adiudlcate the claims Of Amefi-
can citizens under the neriug sea
arbitration award. The Russian,
Japanese aud British sailors claims,
whose ships were coufiaeated for ale
legged paiagie sealing. have already
been settled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
TO DOWN YELLOW JACK

BEAUMONT. Tex. Dec. 1S.-The
South Texas District Medical asso-
citation began It's annual convention
here today, and several hundred
members OF the organization from
the southern and southeastern parts
Of the state are In attendance, Very
important matters OF interest to
the medical fraternity will be con-
sldered during the convention, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
TOLD OF SEATTLE WATER

TACOMA. Dec. BIN his address
before the Boosters club. last night.
r. H. Thomson. city engineer %
Seattle. gave the history OF the
troubles he encountered In getting
for Seattle what is claimed TO be the
finest water system in the United
States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
MARRIAGES.
AND
DIVORCES

NEW YORK. Dec. i3.-Reprcsen
tnliyea OF all denominations except
tho Roman Catholic held a meeting
today 10 discuss that reeommonda-
tiona be made 20 tho convention
representing the states In February
to plan marriage and divorce legls-
latlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

Mayor Elect J. II Wylle, Of BAL
lard. will make no radical changes
IN the policy that has heretofore OBJ
tanned there. according 10 an an
nouneemont which he made this
morning There viii be no wide
open policy and immoral women
viii be kept off the streets. How
ever. saloons will not be closed ON
Sunday unless Seattle first makes
such a reform.
Mayor looks successor Is evil
IDENTIFY a believer In the gospel Of
work When seen this morning AZ
his mill his sleeves were rolled up
and he was busily engaged with ma
ehinery which was converting nam
moth logs Into slabs ~ lumber.
Amidst the confusion Of the mill
and the buzz Of the machinery. Hr.
WYlie Indicated what hiE policy
would be-
tN..-.Efgf-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

Want al. ottioe, Raalev'a DRUG
Stere. Second and Pike. Phones,
Sunset 6o6o. Ind. iiS2.
c. N. -ehndretf, cigar store, et5
Second avenue.
Quaker prua Store, 1918 First aV-
enue.
?. n. Mullen. al Ballard avenue.
opposite city hall
Fremont Drug Co, Ewing street
ard Fremont avenue.
Thos, Harris, az Povtetfiee. Rem
tor.
ti5e Eastiake. Eastiake DRUG Go,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

Il is believed that the question in
regard 10 the prevention Of yellow
fever epidemies viii be one OF the
most important subjects for dis
cussion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

The annual forefathers meeting
will be held this evening In the
parlors of the Plymouth Cougrega-
tional church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

lie was somewhat unwilling at
this time 10 make any extended dec
laration OF his policy. preferring 10
leave that 90 a later date when he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
ORGANIZE CAMPS

General George A. Custer camp.
Sons OF Veterans. was organized
last night at the Butler hotel. with
IS members. Among the officers in
stalled were John C. Walling. r. l..
Earnest, G. II. Hambright. Ralph
Ramaker. d. O. Dunn, J. f. Brown.
4. g. Dorety and John Ramaker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

AUCTION SALE OF FINE FIRNfs
TtHE uN FRIDAY. uECEMNfsH
IS. At n - SHARP On the premises.
Ne zfAs broadway North ~ "a
Hieksffnu has received Instructions
% sell the contents II asFnom flat
u elegant turuiturHs consulting Of
elegant brass D. d.. bed s0ta spfiuEa
mattresses mahogany dresser nHa
eotnmHste. hirdseye maple ehlffpuier.
extension table. elegant sidehuaFt.
dining chairs, rue ksFa fine courh
reception chairs. carns tsss fuGa brtes
arbFaE Ohio raWE9. Eas range
Kitchen Furnishings etc k.xrFF thing
E0ed Come early. = Il Hickrftah.
Auctionefr. Phones. Main iQoi. Ind.
IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

CHICAGO. Dec. II. 1905,
Wheat High. Low. Close.
Dee. 81. s. - ss3-4
May. g9a-S. Ssi-2. IS IL.
July. Sff-t. 50 IS. SO SIS.
Corn
Dec. ffa-s
do old. g is
May. A3-s 90 80 ~. -. a..
July. Ai-s TO Hi-i.
Oats
Dec. 50 rs.
May. 22s.4. s29-s. 32s IS.
July. 30 "a 20 30 rs.
Pork
Jan. 1880. 400. TACO.
May. fa45. 1920. 13.22
Llverpool-wheat closed: Dec.
g. Il I'D. May. 6 10 7-sd.
NEW YORK. Dec. ~. 1905.
Anal. Copper. 100 SIS. as SIS, 80 IL
Am Sugar i4s SIS. i4T. las Ia.
u. II. r. 90 IS. 50 rs. 50.
Peoples Gas. i06 IA. los "a. i06.
Metropolitan. t22 "a. lis rs. 1872.
r. S. Steal. 80. IS SIS. IS SIS.
u. s. s.. pfd.. los "a. los is. los L.
Atchison. 80. 81 "a. SIS SIS,
B. & O.. 1898. il2 "a. ii2 is.
Can. Pac.. l73 rs. Ia. ia rs.
Erie. 1874. IS IA. as SIS
l.. a ~. i54. 1852 LIZ. 152 81.
Mo. Pac.. t03 Ia. 1902 i-2. i02 SIS.
Penn. 14f6-s. i40l-s. 14i as
Reading. al. 1870 IL. 13a rs.
Rock Island. 25 5-S. "a rs. "a rs.
SO. Pac.. 20 Us. 6S "a. 50 rs.
ST. Paul. $50. IT'S rs. 179 IA
Tn. Pac.. AS. 1907 14f1-s.
Illinois Central. 1T IL.
Now York Central. 1866 Ia
Sales TO noon. G35,S0
w a-aaaaz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
SMOKING JACKETS. GOWNS
AND DOHES.

The largest variety In Seattle at
T. N. Brooks 4 Co.'S, 1891 End ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

TIFs. per ease, s-iB bricks. 81 y.
ssedissH nEs. io-ib cartons. 81 LOS ~
white fgs rsr NJ, essise lemons.
pct boa. d aasg n. bananas. bunch.
= st4t0 native apples. ban. esctss y
parent apples. ger box. ssape Enow
apples. per ben, y $50 fancy az.
boz A-eai 8. psafs. per hes, go
o. %. native pears. per III. 8 co. tEn.
sseh. Der u =. Muscst EfapfA per
crate q ~ =. concafds. io-ib eAs'
psr erats ti9 Tnkav gfapea, per
crate III. Blacks. crate. 8 col ~
Hawaiian Yinsa pplra. per deE. iaaJ
~. h9ekiehsrftea. per IL aes cocoa
eomb lee. Hsetarines. per i.aS. SC
pnmmeKfanates. Der toxs 80. Jap
oranges. per bundle. q =. two crates
Ia each bundle.
Essl
son. per dos sa92tc, Eastsfn. per doH
kench sEEa. per doz.. eaFaei ore
leu1e.
Butter ard Cheese.
Washington creamery. per ID. Nac
Eastern sreamsry. bricks, per 10, &c
Eastern tee per 10 sts - cooking
per N. isaise. ranch butter. per u.
lauisc Wisconsin cheese. teins. per TO-
~ cream brtek. per ih. iec, I'm
burger psr 10 isr block swlaa. per %.
he. young American cheese. per 70,
lec.
sugar.
DRY graduated. sacks. per 10 lhs
rG fruit graduated, SACKS per 100
iha. . f.. beet per sack -. 1eldsn
81 per sack SEQ. Extra (. per sack.
Ei6
Poultry.
Drssasa chicken. per 10. IL. live
chickens H. t1NC, spring chickens
per o. ise Old hens, per lh ~
dressed turkeys. per 10. tAAz3n. I've
Turkeys. PR ih. lnC geese per n. *
ducks. per is. iar. Wild duebsatau ahrd
ducks. Per II. sc. cid funstsFs. Nc.
Nests.
Dressed steers. pei ih. tiaafcs dressed
mutton. sAazsr. dressed pork. SAC,
iiGht veal e8iic. heavy Nral ia.utc
dressed lamb SIC live HteerR = =
bora l68 nrr cwt live veal. y eQu
! ~ per eat. live iamhs. 8 1J1W per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

To Lrt@fWO ntorta, good location for
drus store and Hhoe utorc. near fire
station. Green Lake, Phone North
th. Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
THE MARKETS
vsss,sblss.

Vegetables
iieans dry. per cwt. g Ad1B No
4 small whites. 81 40 choice whites
= a. large whites. ia pint
beans 8 - hayo beans. ttU. heria
per sack y o. parsnipn per sack
u co. carrots. per sack. lie. turmipa
per rack. BE. lettuce. per boz. 81 =
cauifinNsr. per doE. o. =. garlic. PEI
%. o.. native green peppers. per boz
Guttr. California peppers per boz
o. parsley. per doE ~ squash. pei
ib, sAe pumpkins. PER lb. ir. cabbage
per ih. te tomatoes. per boz. 4scMfi ~
ruksN. pet doa 100 Be- NHE plant
per 10 Sc celery. per daE IA
90. White river potatoes fan flANif
sweet potatoes 100 lie. 8 ~. yelior
Banker uHiaha. cwt. q HI q Waiii
M ALA uHtHua. sack. IT, cucumber
auA Asfaft 90 Yakima fancy potatoes
per ton fisEHi rfnnhrfflHas pr hul
taha. Bsii peppsfr- tAAsfzs. Gran
bsrrisas per crate. NGa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

uRiauroN HEAe.
TO fasaatifHi slightly taft acre. uu
sec jtaa sers. with Is growing sruls
trees fisht hf ths car Tine
f.M Hat afFr. Affnuu house.
Hfs ~ haWsu. at Brighton after
Hu-sus city uffics. - Nfeade hidF
MaiH fs.3 IL
HicH ALDER BOTTOM ven easily
ei~atrst several t.aefe tracts. cat
neaf ne inieruFhan. - each. east
ROBERT MNIrHY
80 ~ "a Alaska hiiE --lA
rfNe BARGAIN
lao saf tan arrfn - fire land close
a. car aHd rehoni Hnd = inmates
ride f1 ths flff tHiH e Hifr lrFfA
lard. perfect Ute. terms - cash
aHd Sc Per month
q " NicitoiH - taieu ns.
TWO AcREA nearly al cleared. icyel
land sand coil nfW aitaKe ntrrip
lneataI. aarusr tNu Eastutf roads
rlass 70 neishbofp and Eaod srhooi
fsw minutes Haik g. ar Owner
deslfea : quick rais 80 takes Il.
nunEHT AALTHf.
sfaas-Fst ALASKA Hiias ~
isis serea. : serts stra whsFrles. 3 acres
wick ditch. price tiaa PEE acre. in-
ciudiaa water risht
psis acres. aisaer ditch. g SCI acre. In
cli4diua uster gisht. patty CLEARED
40" 70 liaags q n,,.P,, s5 ss9 %
Ess Arcade niag
WHY DON'T Yor e. est uow and
bay ore Or two ~ tbnae saers trncts
nsaf tha new Everett tnisrurbau
me road all soon he ftulHhed ~ far
a. this pFapsFty and tuH hnpW hos
that atf make prices fumu. Come
b. The office ard get plat AMI fuA
F'' RauERr MALruY.
alasN-ci Alaska uldg. IL
BRIGHTON REACH
tsIt q utifHl haif aCfea
water Eferipg fruit - the car line
beach office east as
- Arcade BidR He3a ial
". J. boWEN
one acre snap. on car line. nmail
house. ffuit trees harfina. flowers
rhickenf. fine black Eagasm soil hH
cultivated. % minutes tide. nhlN
$50 weaver baHrmsut g ", corner
tirst and Yeslcr Il
Fer saIe-vsrrrs ana Lard.
EVEN II YOr Don't want 90 use
ID iusf nov. 8 or ~ acres nuf nftr
the new inferurhNn ia o mighty nice
hing to have. aud L only takes u
littie money down ard easy monthly
| payments Come 90 the office and
Eet "a plat aud fuil particulars or the
! heat tracts on the whole tine.
ROBERT MAbTUfs
afazHs5- 20 Aiaska Bldg III
/ yCfT vii. HAVE 10 hurry n YOU
/ want any Of those choice 5 and 10
acre tracts % rich level land out
near tie Everett iuterHfhen. They
won't Last long They are selling
rapidly. Our prices are what make
Them 60 Positively the best land on
the whole line for the money. Come
10 the office and get plat and fun
ROBERT MAITnY.
aIas Eu-Q9t Alaska bldg. IL
$40 HffYs 10 acres. all level. half ni-
der ard maple. lih miles from one
on the best towns ln the valley. 800
| cash balance $40 PEI month.
ROBERT MAffBf.
eia=as0- b2i Alaska Hldg Ii
Real Es,s,s-eortlnusd,
\ YOUR CHOICE Of four different
styles Of houses ~ Iltlimau'a Mead
ow Gardens. payments Of so per
month We will furnish one year >
4 wood 70 parties buying at once.
J water all IN ana houses are plumb
"a ftef of ~ DuwamiHh Bridge on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13
awHAT REASONABLE PRICES.

VITA NGfNSCNNbIG FNlSGo
And what a fine line" IS what your
friends say about our Smoking
Jackets and Bath Robes. call and
let us show you. l.. n, Brooks n
Co, 1891 2nd ave. ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

BRlGnrs DISEASE AND nfA.
HtsfES can BE- cured II properly
treated I treRt Kidney and akin
disc assa and cure then. For FAR
Ncui4fa call or write nf. Severance.
Suite E Sullivan Hik 10 FIRST Ave-.
Seattle Wash. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

vs-e--'zssssaHs=sz -.
CHEAP LAND
Buy uaN only 500 faf s sores terms
g. cash 1 - pei mun1h Don't thluA
h over iau Ions We have only ste
tracts left This land r. gtnHe o. the
Great northern Z = and nsar -
foataffiee Hua school ttur NifN nt
Sound ard Mennthtus flue hunting
ana ftHhJuN avid antg q mlnnisH
ride FROM the citY kEH day this
laud stil command Htah price.
enough tinhsf un ez#Tf tract 20
mote than pay fot ths aaing lass
Great saFfhsfu train q 50 ans
morning % NeadoWdaIe Oar agent
meets that train. and all show Yua
Gha corner stakes a Abstract fur
ntshea Wtth each tract
WEST a WHEELER
caiman aidE ~ ftfat Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

The leading employment agents Make
a.. speciality N furnishing help fer
h ". logging camps. and aHW mills.
We also have a few bargains In room
Ing houses. restaurants and cigar
stands Call 81 1iiia LIST 81. Phone
Main issx a zS14
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

SNAP far man and Nlfe nicr htlls
restaurant. clean trade. Fppd bush
utaa. suaI lucaftuns cheap Fruts
sickness cause 81 sale. COME quick.
QniY 80 Weaver haHensgut First
and Yasfsr Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

THE STAR LOAN CO "a cairnan
block. al Ftrrt aveHues The rwcuN
riEed hank ~ the wage Garner A
clerk henkAreprrs fnaGhlniNt. rnEl.
nssr 81 ffurluya can ahtain money
u IS on hla note aIthnzsf security
Arnaaf Monthly ~ sfaashlY. Weskif
fia5 Heuay ti6w or gsaL or q u
q Repay - or So o. -
% HsHaY 500 or Aau or eae
Business confidential. no unplehsant
Inquiries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

New th-inch delivery wagon far sale.
cheap GiS Fremont Ave. Fremont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

The late Pioneers and Che-Gh4ssQ'H.
A nice present Tor Christmas s0fur
u peisrrs EiousEr Seattle views
See nj your homie o. office OF Al Na
Eitel Bldg Main no, Ind L -
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

MEN and women 20 learn barber
trade. special terms now anie real
barber colleges IN the world N0lers
If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-12-13

waiE cut brush good wages. Also
carpeutcrs. contract o. dag work
Ask for Angel one block east Of
DgWamish Bridge. on new Esntou
ear line.