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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-28

, z = -
tain so large q, growth OF alfalfa in
2 little over three months as was the
case In this instance, and yet the
amount Of nitrogen that was found to
be present IN the, roots Of this crop
shows its great possibilities as fer.
tilizer. Such crops as oats, barley,
buckwheat and grass, while they store
conside rable nitrogen ID their leaves,
stems and roots, yet this is entirely
taken from the soil. while in the case
of alfalfa It is different.
In favorable circumstances this crop
has power to appropriate the larger
part Of it's nitrogen from the atmos-
phere. Since nitrogen is the most en-
pensive of the elements of fertility,
when 1t becomes necessary to pur-
chase fertilizers In commercial form,
the value Of such a crop considered
from the standpoint of soil enrichment
must be apparent. +
The fact that the crop of alfalfa
mentioned contained over 1000 pounds
Of mineral matter is of considerable
Importance. This shows that the crop
has considerable power to take up
these constituents from soil, so that
upon the decay of roots they are rem
dered available for succeeding crops.
Where soil has become run down, 1t
is doubtful II there is any crop that
will SO quickly restore its productive
ness as alfalfa, providing one sue
ceeds in obtaining stand.
OF course, manure will help alfalfa
Just the same as any other crop, and
yet, when 1t once takes hold OF the
soil, from that time on one may rest
assured that its ability to attack min
eral elements in the soil, together with
Its power to appropriate nitrogen
from the atmosphere, will in very
short time transform an ordinary soil
into one that is productive IN. \.
Farmer.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-28

ready the course of affairs has been
virtually taken out, of the hands of
the ENJOYS here. The real business
is now being done between Oyster
Bay, st. Petersburg and Toxic. .
The Japanese here are in i'll humor
over what they call breach of faith
on the part. of the Russians. They
have also become convinced that dur
ing the last three or four days there
has been rise of the war feeling at
st. Petersburg, and that this in part
accounts for the Russian bluff and
neglect to respond to the agreement
made with President Roosevelt.
It is pretty obvious to the Japanese
and to neutral observers that the Rus
slams believe they have Japan in a
close and uncomfortable corner, due to
the concessions which Japan made at
President Roosevelt's instance, anG
that they are trying to make the most
Of 1t by playing the bluff clear
through. In other words, the present
Russian tactics are devoted to an
effort to intimidate Japan into aban-
donment of a great part of the demand
for money payment. Something Of
this sort has been expected, but the
Japanese claim their adversaries are
carrying the matter to an unjustinable
extreme and mourning the risk Of
breaking of all negotiations. Neither
side wants to break of the negotia-
tons. Both had become convinced
that the arrangement the president
made with the two governments direct
would lead to peace. But If the Rus
slams bargain too hard and try to take
advantage of the situation and drive
the Jpanese to the wall, they may Sc
cure g. result they. do not wish for.
That is. the danger as matters now
stand. 1t may. notbe a great danger,
but It. is something to be taken into
account. %
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-28
Two TELEPHONE Lines 49,.
TO MANNHAVEN

Mannhaven Journal 18th: Mann.
haven will soon have another tele
phone line, which will be installed by
I. p. Baker Of Bismarck. The poles
for this line were brought UP on the
steamer Washburn to Big Bend last
Wednesday, from where the line will
be, built to Mannhaven. The line will
run from Bismarck along the 500 rail-
road to Garrison, from where it will
connect with Big Bend, Mannhaven
and Expansion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-28
BEST in THE WORLD.

EFt- o.. . 49, .r \ s. n ,.--
Northwestern Mutual Life insurance
Company Highly Recommended.
The following editorial comment by
the Pierre Free Press on the North
western Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany's methods of doing business will
be of interest to the many patrons of
that company in this state:
The Free Press says: There are
four leading life insurance companies
in the United States, figuring the
amount of capital and surplus they
claim. Three of these, the New York
Life, the New York Mutual, and the
Equitable, are located in New York,
and are just now involved in scandals
which show that their arrangements
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-28
ALFALFA 40 FERTILIZER.
Canadian Experiments That Show che
Great Value Of the Crop. 81

Canadian Experiments That Show The
Great value OF the Crop.
According to experiments conducted
at the Ottawa station alfalfa sown
July 18th was cut October goth Of the
same year. The weight Of the green
stems and leaves was about SO tons.
while the green roots at time Of cut
ting weighed 5.25 tons. About half Of
the total weight was water. while one
tenth OF the total was made up OF
mineral matter or ash.
The stems and leaves contained Is
pounds Of nitrogen and the roots 81.
"a crop OF red clover sown and cut at
the time contained rs pounds Of
nitrogen in stem and leaves and a
roots.
One could scarcely expect to Oh.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-28

ceeded to the palace where the DELHI
erations were continued under the
presidency of the emperor 1t is be-
lieved the decision will mean continu-
ance of the war or peace.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-28
JAPS ARE PREPARING ULIIMATUM

Toxic, Aug. 2S.-A conference of the
cabinet officers and elder statesmen
which began early this morning and
adjourned at 1853, the parties pro-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-28
Mast nave nee. Ice.

Mamma-No, dear, the Atlantic
ocean never freeses OVER. Elsie on,
but Il must. 4 heard papa telling Mr.
Gayiy that when he was coming acrossl
from Europe the last time he had hies
skates ON all the tina.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-28

-ag, Nv. SSSA Aug. -<AIuUSaSot1-
dor Meyer today communicated to
President Roosevelt Emperor Nicholas
last word and his ultimatum that Rus
STA will not pay. one penny of indemni-
ty to Japan in any guise whatsoever.
Russia is ready to agree tosa division
OF Sakhalin, Japan retaining that por-
ton previously belonging to her and
Russia retaining the northern portion.
Russia will pay for the maintenance
OF her prisoners, but will make no
other concession in addition to those
already made. s..
If Japan does not accede to these
terms peace is impossible and the war
will continue. .~s
Paris, Aug. 28.-Paris bankers who
recently refused to make another war
loan to Russia have become more un-
compromising in their attitude against
a prolongation of the struggle. This
is due to the dangers of depression N
the enormous French holdings of Rus
sian securities should the war be re-
sumed. '.....,us
Y Berlin, Aug. %. - The German
foreign Office issues an official state
ment to the world declaring that the
reports regarding the opposition Of
the kaiser to the meditation OF Presi-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-08-28

Witte Still Blufflng. and laps Are Getting Tired
Of The Delay

= = = = = = =
Portsmouth N H. 2SThe
scheduled for this afternoon
hour at believed
awaiting result of
= y = = = y = ~
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tContinued On last page.i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
G:sy@,ogs2 ess2
goa and 2o3 ss- YoEt Block
2o2 and zoo ss- Yoft Block

bes esauuf lots IN south Park. theY gully
- for
sEe lot ISIS beautifully avenue overlooking Lake
Sa per mont
lot exi1o
pc month.
who heure. cash balance
Of all
lakes ~ the Cascades and blocks
4 and ha
Of LAKE
taioooa house modern Ne rth SEATTLE lot
- be =
= = =
Main a GO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Alleged p. 0. Thieves
Are Bound Over

Ray H0fr. John slattery and Jake
Ferguson. aroused ~ rohbinE the
poatofficc AZ Burlington were bound
over n the federal grand Jury by
United States Commissioner Klefsr
"wednesday forr was released on
testimony which tended 90 prove an
ailbt
Postmaster Gregory identified tie
men az the ones be had seen hang
ing around town the day previous
10 the robbery They are charged
with having stolen stamps valued
al 5000. $3.50 in money and several
checks Their bail vas fixed M
$3.50 each. IN default Of which
they were remanded % the county
fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

NUelON BALE 0f coon FuRNf.
TuRr AT c q niCkEHrOH a
Go "a HAisnANuuMn. aaa FtttHl
Avn, oN HAruNpANt rim nfii
oF AhffEM HEH. az II p sharp
oah bed aetH. irnn beds folding beds,
springs WHttrcHHHH. extension iahlkh,
china closets. fine upright plane Af
Ennd nH CAV guuNhtn. lace curtains,
nleturyH. ~ paintings. quantity ~
groceries fine puftirrra. carpets. art
squares ruphrfH phrouttr heating
nts8rn. Uuuh HfHarH glass. granite
tRe Majestic steel HanRt. etc
Come rark. ~ q Bickaftuu a Go
AuetioucefH. Phones MHm iuoi. Ind
taH. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28
Williamson Is
Found Guilty

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept n
Aner being out for less than xix
hssirh the third iufR which has
heard the testimony against Con
RreaHmal i. y. williamson. Dr Van
GaaBuer and Marion u BlgRst
charged with land fraud returned
verdict yesterday morning 81
guilty y Charged.
The three defendants took the
verdict calmly. a new trial was
moved for. but consideration 81 the
motion WaH postponed by e. court.
PORTLAND. Ore Sept = The
federal grand jury this afternoon re-
sumcd - investigation ~ the Ore.
Ron land frauds On Monday the
trial ~ " NJ Jones Fl a.. for the
silsfz reserve fraud. begins IN the
federal court before Judge Hunt
Following this case comes the trial
0f BinRef Hermann.
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W@maGs
Gh@@
v ALLEY

DO you prefer a dry. moderate winter.
With SNOW aud sieiEhinE o. the
damp vet and muddy Winter - the
cuAstf Then cross the mountains
and settle down IN the Wsnatehss
valley where winters are dFY. Hifh
plenty - auuw fail bat moderate
and pleasant Ne extreme cold no
CuftihE Winds fieigHluE fine
Weather aHfrrHfie
CAECADE onCfIARpH. tho newly
opened Irrigated fruit lands in she
WnnAfrhaf Waller. b. offering eou q
delightful home both summer AID
winter ard an opportunity g be.
come indapf nfent on small mean
The WNuHtehrr valley fruit exhibit.
81 81 she Portland Fair eaceis al iu
aisH faeHf and aalof AID the pew
mAaauf prosperity - this Delighted
valley - assured Get - 10.
acre tfAHl In CASCADE ORCH.
ARDS ct "a out to winter apples
ard you all have a hone and per-
petuai ineafns IN the mort ufuHuefuua
fruit section iu Washington. some
wsfY choice pieces Htiii left
Get fuii particulars from
H. G PETERS Owner.
c. Alaska building
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The MARKETS


vsastsbisa
Beans. dry. Der cwi, ta25W fz56.
l Ne ! small whites, 1850. choice
whites. szsE. large whites. i1H41S.
| pink beans. f5bQ. bnyo beans. stee.
/ b~efn. per sack. 81: rarHnirs per
sack. 81. carrots. per sack. 75e. tur-
nips. per sack Csc. eaulifiower. Per
doz. 81: garlic. per 10. SC. nativs
/ green peppers, per box, t5@stc. Cali
ifornia peppers. box. NLst parsisy.
de5 CSC. squash. per III. i441c:
puupkina. IGfMc: tomatoes. Dor,
cabbage. Ia dze. tomatoes, per box.
sBaG0c. eukes. per doE. i0Gz5c:
corn. per dor. Sai0c; yelloy torna.
toes. N, Sc eggplant 10. &c. celery.
per dor. ssdteei potatoes. per ton.
yls9t2e. sweet potatoes. per 100
lbs t2Ts yellow Banker onions
/ lie. Walla Walia onions. sack.
Fruits.
rigs. case. ! ID. bricks. tiT5:
sesdiess figs. ie-ib. cartons. $500
$3.50: Valencia oranges. q box. $50
IS. lemons. per case. ssass: Wen
atehec peaches. per box. 5euSoe: FL
bpfta peaches. per box. 6o07oc:
| berries. per crate. tio0: crab
/ appies. per box. 10000:
native Cravensteins per box. 75c0
| 81: Cal Graxensieius. fi16:
I narent apples. per box rscasoc.
watermeions. per coz. tio8GtISa:
ounce. box. siGtl25. wenatches
| pears. box. $3.50. native pears. per
box. SOC us5c. Hungarian prunes.
per box zoe. Muscat grapes. crate.
II gBTsisas concords, 10Th. has
ket 2suasc. seediess Sui
tana grapes. crate 81; Tekay grapes.
per crate. si.50aL7 Blacks
crate. sf.o0. Hawaiian pineappl@~
dos. s4b04ts.5o: huckleberries. per
10. "a Sc. cocoauuts. per doz. sc.
cal. honey. per comb. ItHc: nee
,artnea, per box. Csc. pommeErau-
Usa per box. tf.H0.
Butter and Cheese.
washington creamery. per 10 asc.
Eastern creamery. bricks. M atQ2sc.i
Eastern tub. 10. s3G2se. cooking. M
ibaIsc. Eastern cheese. twins. IL
i5e; Washington cheese. twins. IN
lte: cream brick. 10 Ice: llmhurver.
10 lsc; block Swiss. ID II: Wheels
swiss. 10 f7c.
Eggs.
Ranch eggs ssHs4c; Oregon, 2sca
Eastern 2scu 2te.
Sugar.
Dry graduated, sacks. 100 his.
$3.50; Fruit granulated. sacks. Ioo
lbs, $3.50; Beet. per sack. tsse.
Golden c.. sAsQ. Extra C.. S.
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LAKE ONION,
WITH car lfHH between. II no more
thaa 80 feet distant from tbiH level
CONNER. uflm
which With substantial refeuur -.
dueinr huIlHiur WH tDdRN Offer for
the first time ~ price fixed ~ TIE
owner 60 cell ffipa ~ a iiitie in
trafment Ne have nothing else that
locke go promising ~ viii tili tie
piece faf home eitr "a Nhie 70
establish huainrHs wide frontage
fuf tho erection ~ hulldingf. ~ -
haia without any expenditure for the
certain aud wutd enhancement IL
NaiHaH thaf Wiil GENIE
We shall be- dtsn urefnted II talf IL
nnf made q the fret person Who e.
ciiNnfFa aoMRRs COMPANY
tm-s Alaska hidE
frGa5a fouss and email barn. in nas
location. nn Queen Anne fiii HHi9
feet - Kruund improvements ~ Hhd
paid fnr 9 a9n trfmH M Nantfd
ELEGANT t.faHm madsfn house. aiih
fufnafe. electric uaHiu aHa gas e.
mrut basement GstH feet = rfuaHd.
all impfAR HnfufH fu and uhid fur
4nuiaatfuctsd fifu - hay This house
10 Iusf usaI8 finished. owner finds
q leo iarHs Tor himself hud wife
81 aefsa 81 ground u1,hln mile u
Green lake car iius. sidewalks g.
within 90 feet - e. uHiHufuNfH
$50 Hn arfu terms II wanted
q acres ~ waterfront Dn NaHhnn lei
and near Nahhnu dorh fiN uef acre
e. acHss I Hafiss east - Auburn. =
acfs. bottom land and = acres up
land faf 80 raF acre.
D. q HN Eitk a CO.
~ Arcade fiidg
Fnuf= roam cottage aH 18th Ave. mod
err. esw prize 81 - i'o eash down
and 50 ueF munfh
II NEWELL. tie Marion f.
TITS ~ A GOOD fNNTETMENT
e lfHH good aWfiiinE houses HHd tNn
tnfs HNKiMs TAO tlaI ~ from ~ haaf
hauss anf taa bineks FROM car line
PAYS good interest Terms
Mf&Rtifp HTUs
Room - CuifusN itiaE
ElEnt room haHsg. 90 afinHkinE lake
one block from feHfrf car price
80 EHsH terms
A u New Eli lie Marion 81
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For asls-s.si r.tst.


81 8sttfH NM
$3.50 earh
Lot ahSiAA with d.taum hauEe.
ipn Terms
Lot MEim frn0m house, - cash.
terms Uu balance.
II coz FERNS.
Two lots, tnfl. -InHtau fHfgttUl NHuHF .
thna sash taf9e nu balances.
81 $40 FERNS.
lot aklaN q foumal $40 eash, terms
un balance
81 goo Terms
Lot HHKiin. modern rooms improve
msHtH patti 81 40 cash. time on bHi=
uu9e. "A fine bus
II hNN Terms.
y room 1-Bfuff cottage go cash. terms
uu balance
1900 Terms.
Modern h.fuuu cottage, 500 cash.
terms Uu balance
g Hn Terms.
Two lots modern Groom house, nHiH
tffa required down
500 Terms.
Modern t.Htaff home 9 rooms 10th
ruH and sleetft HafurrH4 half cash
terms un balance.
Me nave either Queen Anne homes
nome higher priced. and Hufus vacant
b. = apHENgLE. go Arcade nids
Ehnnra Main iiM ana A tis
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Real E.ssts-cen,lnusd
Real E.tsss-centinssd

Prove 81 boy haH Of rich nd In souhs Gardens and build
M~a ~ Minis
from ths sa5nsf q 1sf and oyd.n'si Ave th
only
ou wuu ray 4
f. cut
q hs
. for swHffaH aakn
offer en Get at
~
eta. round
An1 questions viii aady
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Star Want Ad. Agencies

Want al. ofiioe, Raaley's DRUG
Store, Second and Pike. Phones.
Sunset eoeol Ind. tts3
c. N. Lohndreif. cigar store, sts
Second avenue.
Quaker Drug Store, 1918 First sv.
enue.
p. n, 4aullen. s2i Ballard avenue
opposite city hall.
Fremont Drug Co, Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Thos. Harris, az Post0thee, Rem,
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To see the fleet at the Navy
Yard take boats from Pier 2 Al ..
10 and II a. M, IL noon. i.is. s.sO,
A:s0. 7.S0 2. m. zee
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Bremerion Noes

BREMERToN. Sept. q AT noon
today 70 minute guns we're fired in
honor % the late Rear Admiral An
drew T. k Beuham.
The flagship Chicago went into
drydock a. 2 O'Clock today TO be
seraped and painted A new ice
machine will be installed. Her f.
inch guns will be removed aft and
her e-ineh guns moved forward.
Eight thousand dollars. worth OF
repairs wili be done on the Chi
eago.
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fAHlNiAN monthly regulator uniF
suteed all female disorders success
fully treated, consult physicians free
fAris.Nsw York Medical Institute.
FstAhrook nidE islQ's Second
new entrance. I'll Union. between
Second and Th'rd
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20 sals-AlI~sllan.eu.
o = WILLIAMS


havent been doiuE much talking
thruush the paprra Tor the last three
~ tuAr montha, as have hfru 50
busy ggttins fixed up iu mS ueN
stotv avn sIill doing business CA
price on orders l&rEe w small price
d the suues
lust unioaaed from ears aeo crcsa.
panel doors that ! am selling az q ii
per deer fhta. ! reckon b ahuut the
beet haTgain ! ever eficrvd ! have
: -aae.eat rs ~ Panel $40 gsr deer
s-tNexe Z rs ~ panel. 81 - peg dpaf
s-,xtss@t rs ~ panel 500 PEI deaf
WINDOWS
have an alaas ~ Windows IN stoek
The Hfiis sash for the pantry the BIS
window for the trent room the long
fancy sash for over the piano and
the HarFuw hiEh sash aionEaide the
can make delivery At ONCE
Mnl tulNaS
am issuing new eAfatakHs nheut
moaidinks And inside finish ard aiHe
stair work FoF Interior ard porch
~eTk for exterior eHes The price ilst
wiil - vaiuehio g svcrY builder
pAfNf.
am DEALING IN rad linked house
paint 81 ~ per sal There has beer
often told . story aeaut a man stand.
ius en- prominent corner q one =
our larEr cities aud offering o. sell
$50 gold plsees fer p cents hut
there Nsfe ua buyers The geld uisess
were ,kcngi4s and The pegHls wefs
mistsksn NJ paint T. suea paint
and / am interested iu the factory
"a l. made In seattle.
send fsr priss ilsts 70 my sstssreom.
ifi6 Wesirrn Ave ssattls wash
o. n WILLIAMS
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4 ueAurirutayIoME.

A els room. fulif modern well built
house. iu the broad WAY district fuli
cement basement laundry tubs ETC.
best ~ nickel HlamuiHn HurlK I'm
iaHsd Dot FHfn fiusnf location nice
Halrhbufheud and very ehtHu. price
uHly f aH Main fzl1. A H11
HitEHHh IEHDtn = cox.
tnlH A.tl Alaska lfiaH
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nuslncsa Chances.

Social dance every Wednesday ard
Saturday az Auditorium IL
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. DUG Up OLD CANNON BALL.
While o gang Of lahorers I
. were digging on Main street. I
q "wednesday afternoon. between I
. Third and Fourth south. about I
. 900 feet wcat ~ where the old
4 Seattle stOekade stood. they !
. uueurthed an old rust eaten I
= cannon ball Professor Meany. I
= head 5f the history department !
= A. the university. states that !
= the ball was probably fired BY ,
. The fi0Dp- Decatur in the ,
. battle 81 1865 when the entire ,
population would have been I
. mhHaaefed bat for the assist /,
= ancc ~ the Warship ,
800 800 - = a 4 /
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Butter md Cl,ersr-
Eggs

Ranch cess. ssds4c; Oregon. asc
Eastern sscu 2tc.
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Dry granulated. sacks. 100 lbs
$3.50. Fruit granulated. sacka. ioo
lbs, $3.50; Beet. per sack, $50.
Golden C.. s4.sQ. Extra C.. IS.
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Four-roam cottage on Queen Anne
I'M. price 81 90 500 cash down. bal
ance SIS per month
A. ~ NEWELL. iia Marion 81.
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Sa1-4-ruom house Nx24. two lots 3QN
fu7. owner. tsti y. t4th. near Wall
inRford Ave. Green Lake car. 30
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cfsarcd lots. fuxfao. only 70 minutes
ride from rtrEt ave These lots are
along the Rainier rianked boulevard
whore values ATE jumping ON account
a. the proposed Jackson street re
grade They are well located for
homes.
=. NJ. JORDAN. COLONIAL BLOCK
Both Phones &i
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ASH GROCERY Zine old stand
saits $50 t. ~ daily butcher shop
owner has ranch and offsra haf
saln t.tee Watson a. New York
RIurk
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CHEAP
HOMES

tom i1 minutes side from Fitsf ave
tHHe. where You can buy lots g up.
terms 81 - per Hsfk szfuiuuts car
service morning Hnd evening 80
only b fsw more left No other lots
double the distance Hut half nH
cheap Como today and see ~
homes oil built Ia one year on terms
Il g. OF g. per week Seattle in
daubilnE IT, p6ptIiAtiou every Z years
and lufH Hrr Increasing 10 times
faster. AuW la your opportunity 20
huF % home 90 terms which Wlll be-
ear on Washington street o. South
east HrHftie. Gene before The zig
salr sunday office open every dag
until D. m,
BATTLE iipMEFEEKEHR co.
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THIS rs A GOOD INVEST NEXT
Three good dwrlilHe houses and two
lets iOoxts two blogka FROM school
house and two blocks ffam ear line
Paws Fuua interest Terms
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

! DISK h0dA. - aesh toe tent IN
nice large erfics phons. etc. 80
80 Pioneer block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

CIGAR STAND salea 81 daily eNsar
lease. 80 Month a EtuutHr bargain
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-28

FIIfFisN AcHEH rich second bo,
tom land facing nu good county
read. between Seattle and Tacoma
land 10 all level mostly alder nud
maple easily cleared close 90 school
aHu usirhhnrH $50
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Albuquerque evening citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1905-1907, 1905-10-07
FROM THE VALLEY AND
TOWN OF ESTANClA

Camilo Aragon brought in a giant
pie-melon which weighed t~hirty-eight
pounds. Had Don Camilo brought this
to the fair he would no doubt have
carried away a premium, as IL Is lar
ger than any shown there.
Rev. Thos HARDWOOD, principal of the
Albuquerque Boys Industrial school,
spent a busy Sunday in Estancia. In
the morning he preached in Spanish
at the home of George A. Morrison. In
the afternoon he assisted Rev. Brewer
in a Spanish service at the school
house, and in the evening preached in
English at the Estancia hotel. At the
latter service W. infants were bap-
tized. Alfred Milton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Dow, and Elsie Isabel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Dow.
A party composed of the families of
w. c. Walker, James Walker, Mrs. l.,
NJ. Williams and w. F, Robinson left
| for the hills to spend several days in
camp. They have not been heard from
since and presumably are laying in a
winters supply of bear meat. No doubt
they are having a good time
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A. Marble have
returned from their bridal trip, which
extegded through the principal cities
of the territory. They have gone &c
housekeeping in the cottage just com
pleted by Mr.. Marble on his claim cas-
Of town.