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St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-30

Mr.. w. C. Schultz, Vice President and
General Manager of the F. R. Rice Mer-
camille Cigar, Co., Of st. Louis, has re; J;
trip to Europe, and finds decided in
crease in the sale of the Commercial
Cigar, which, because of Its uniform ex-
cellence, has taken first rank as a
choice Havana Cigar. 1t is handled by all
prominent dealers throughout the United
States, and the business of the +. r. Rice
Mercantile Cigar Co. now amounts to hun
dreds. of thousands of dollars annually.
Their Sc cigars dg called and eade2s angtef ef
the world. Smokers should not forget
these brands if they desire an especially
fragrant and refreshing article.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-30

my bed, and the doctors failing to help,
began using Doan's Kidney Pills. The
urine soon came freely again, and the
pain gradually disappeared. I have
been cured eight years, and though
over 70, am as active as boy"
Sold by all dealers. so cents box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-30
MERcILEsS ITCHING.
Another Speedy Cure Of an Itching
Humor with Loss of Hair by the
Cuticura Remedies.

'For two years my neck was covered
with sores, the humor spreading to my
bald spot, and the soreness, infamma-
ton, and merciless itching made me wild
Friends advised Cuticura Soap and Cuti-
cura Ointment, and after a few applica-
tions the torment subsided, to my great
joy. The sores soon disappeared, and my
hair grew again, as thick and healthy as
ever. 1 shall always recommend the
Cuticura Remedies. (Signed) Harry j.
Spalding. 104 West l04th street, New
York City"
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-30
IN CONSTANT AGONY.
A West virginian's Awful Distress
Through Kidney Troubles.
w. L. jackson, merchant, of Parkers-
burg, w. Va, says: Driving about in !

bad weather brought
kidney troubles on
me, and l suffered
twenty years with
sharp, cramping pains
in the back and urin-
ary disorders. I often
had to get up a dozen
times at night to
urinate. Retention
set in, and I was
obliged to use the
A1A r A>-1. L.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-30
Proposed French Exposition

The French government has pro
posed to ths. chamber Of deputies to
create q universal exposition Ia Paris
in 1920, to commemorate thu founda
ton Of the French rerublia
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-30
Grumpy Pa,

"How magnifcently your daughter
sweeps into a room!"
Yes. If she could sweep out room
that well, she'd be some use to her
mother cleveland Leader.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-30

I am sure Piso's Cure for Consumption
saved nv life three years ago.-Mrs. Ihos
Robbins. Norwich, n. Y. Feb. II. 1900.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-30

Time never hangs heavily on the hands
of a woman who marries a man to re-
form hlm.-N. Y. Times.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-30

Men have spent fortunes before they
discovered the difference between pleas
ure and happiness.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-30
When Greek Meets Greek.

When Greek Meets GTeeK.
The life insurance magnate smiled PEN
sively.
81 caught burglar in my room last
night" he said.
"You did? Goodness"
eyes But only got four dollars out
of .he poor fellow. w."-Cleveland Leader.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-30

Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum
and Mullen is Nature great remedy Cures
Coughs, Colds, Group and Consumption,
and all throat and lung troubles. At drug
gists, 25c., Soc. and 81 90 per bottle.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-30

About the most mirlhless sound in the
world is the average mans laugh at the
average joke.
St. Tammany farmer., 1905-12-30

You can't get much of show unless
you have the price of admission.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-30

ing. Teach tore off his Jacket. laid
aside his weapons. kicked off his shoes
took a turn of the line around his
waist, made it fast, wrnng Morgan's
hand. watched his chance. leaped over
board, was caught by an Onrushing
wave and carried far toward the shore.
The ebb of the roller carried him back
seward some distance. but he swan
forward madly. and the next wave
brought him "A little nearer the beach
He was driven backward and for
ward. but each time managed to get a
little nearer the shore line.
The whole ships company stared
after him. spontaneously cheering and
Yelling cries of encouragement in
spite of the fact that he could not hear
Il single sound in the roaring. raging
seas. Morgan himself tended the line,
skillfully paying it out when necessary.
In few moments. although the time
seemed hours to the watchers. the feet
cf Teach touched the shore, and. al
though the terrific undertow of the
wave that had dropped him there al
most bore him back again. yet by a SUI
perhuman eXertion he managed to
stagger forward. and the next moment
they saw him fall PROSTATE on the
sand
Had he tainted or given way? They
looked at him with bated breath, but
after a little space they saw him rise
slowly to his feet and stagger inland
toward low point where Il lofty palm
tree was writhing and twisting in the
fierce wind. He was too good a sea-
man not instantly to see what was re-
quired Of him. for. waving MS hand
toward the ship, he at once began to
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HNRY MORGAN
EuCcAN EER
TOWNSEND BRADY,
nor Of The Southerners,' For
Honor" Etc. Etc.
Crpyright 1905, by
w tl04LlfNG HAM COM PANT
non$is of Preceding Chapter

fnoEs$ts OF Preceding Chapter
~,ry Morgan. former pirate. having
based sIa,munity and knighthood
tthe king of England, has reformed
as becofme vice governor of jana
HE Is enosed and, killing the Off
sent 70 arrest him, determines to
ne again I. freebooter. Benjamin
gold, ex-pirate, who has been bit
wrorGed by Mcrgon, joins the for
of the Iatteris order to seek an OPP
knity to wreak vengeance on him.
70 recuited a crew of ex-pirateS and
desperadoes, Morgan seizes an
Sh frigete and N u rders her crew
r the Spanish coast in search of
hre. In a desperate action, wherein
lown the daring and reSoursefui-
bf Morgan ard the courage of his
he defeats two Spanish frigates
captures their convoy, treasure
n carrying an abbess and priests
passengers. Morgan shows his
les by heavino overheard a muffin
shooting down a priest who at
S 20 save the man. Wrecked on
nezuaIan coast, near La Cuayra,
ich city Morgan is attracted by
"A Mercedes de Lara, daughter of
esr<Aot Venezuela. Donna Mer-
am Iaptain Dominique Aivarado,
,da$ of La Guayra, are in love
,acx Ether, but the unknown par
: ofScvaradc prevents their mar
Dorra Mercedes is betrothed by
he ~ Don Felipe de Tobar, friend
aradc Aivarado is tempted by his
one 4forget his Gutyto the viceroy
on FshFpe and 70 fly with her in
OF off 9eying her safely from Car
o La kiu avra. He resistS.
be b0s'n is right cried Morgan.
first of all we must take no
res with our lives. Even though
bse the ship We can seize another
Eorld is full Of treasure. and we
md Il. Now | want some one to
a line ashore through the break
Who will volunteer"
said Carib instantly.
need you here.'\ answered Nor
who did not purpose to be de
4 of that bodyguard upon whose
Ihfulness his life had so often de-
I'd.
60" exclaimed young Teach,
ling through the crowd.
sat's brave heart"' said Morgan.
ne here.
family a light line was forthcom-
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bent a larger rope to it, which was
succeeded by third. strong enough to
bear mans weight. The buccaneer
hauled this last in with great difficult
ty. for the distance was far and the
wet rope was heavy. He climbed up
and made it fast to the tree and then
waited AS soon as he had done so
there was rush on the ship for the
line. which had been made fast in
board temporarily Morgan. however,
interposed between the crew and the
coveted way to safety.
Back" he shouted. "One at a timG
and the order as appoint. You, L'Ol-
lonois. and you. and you he cried, in
i,;catng certain men upon whom he
rOuld depend go in succession. then
haul heavier rope ashore. Wen put
traveller with bo's'n's chair on it
and send the abbess and these priests
FIRST Of all.
There was something about that
man that enforced obedience. whether
f.ey wo,ill or no. His orders were
promptly obtyed and intelligently car
ried Outeby I.'Ollonois and his men,
who first went ashore. \ heavy haw
ser was dragged through the surf aud
made fast high up on the sturdy palm
tree. On it they rugged traveller and
the chair, and then the priests We're
brought forward from the cabin. They
we're stricken with fear. but renewed
thcir courage at the sight of the calm
hess of the abbess.
"Hornigold," said Morgan, ARE you
still faithful to me in this crisis:'
Il shall obey you in all things-now."
answered tie boatswain.
swear it,
BY the cid buccaneer faith" said
the one eyed. again adding the sigLif
cant advero. now"
For wonder. the captain paid 40 at
tention to the emphasis on the word
now"
Can you keep your pistols dry"
Il can wrap them i'll oilskin and
thrust them in my jacket"
Go to the shore, theu," said Morgan.
land receive this woman and these
priests. March them away from the
men to yonder clump Of palms and
guard them as you would your life. If
any man approach you or them for any
purpose shoot him dead without 4
word I'll see that the others have no
weapons. Dye UNDERESTIMATE
TO BE Continued
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HAS ONLY
ONE RIVAL
Or. MATTHEW'S HOME AND
SAYS IT LOOKS AS THo0oH
SEATTLE WILL GET 1907 CON.
VEATtoH

Rev ~ A. Matthews. who head
ed the delegation from Seattle 10
the international Christian Endeav-
or convention NJ Baltimore. re-
TUNED 10 this city Friday night.
highly pleased with the outlook for
Seattle 20 have the next convention.
We made a strong fight for the
1907 convention. and ! do not think
there Is any doubt about Seattle
getting f. The trustees VIII meet
ia December 10 definitely settle the
question. Kansas City 10 now the
only rival The trustees and the
eastern people do not want 70 go 70
another city Of such intense heat az
Baltimore Therefore. Seattle has
All the advantages from the view
points Of scenery. climate and com
forts. Again. II IL 20 the Interest OF
the churches and the great demon
nations federated In the Christian
Endeavor societies 20 bring the con-
ventian 20 Seattle. We must have
the 1907 convention II viii bring
al least 10000 visitors. and about
7 900 delegates"
Or Matthews does not hesitate 10
criticize the action OF the delegates
from Los Angeles. who. after hnd-
ing out that they could not secure
the convention for their city,
worked as hard as they could
against Seattle. Kansas city Is the
only serious rival against this city.
and Dr. Matthews believes that the
climatic and scenic advantages 81
this city will weigh against the
eastern rival.
The trustees Of the organization
viii meet Ia December. and al that
time decide on the place 81 the next
meeting. Meanwhile the heaii ~,
boomers will not be idle. but VIII
DO everything In their power 70 IN
fuenea the selection Of this city.
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STEWART. STEWART a CO
Euam 81 Union Hluck


flaa1aAu elegant GROOM modern house
on Belmont avenue with nn uuuh-
Ffrmef "a Niess ~ ciff ard hufuei you
cant find q murr attractive nome
than fhiu. half cash
& &c HrnutifuI home on 18th aXenDf
north 81 mH cash, balance e. SUIT
purchaser. .
gl'ea4An Elegant GROOM house on iith
avenue. Capitol iiiil as flneiF built
a. ans home iu Seattle. 10 down,
balance Co suit pufe haaEr
q Aslae4 room modern house lnt ANllA
ora fffh avenue NORTH VIII neA 90
easy terms
s. esiZfsroum modern house. lot mNe
located on Madison. with beautiful
view 10 Jake and muuuttiua. 80
down. balance SD per month.
81 aaa=Ncry pretty a-rHam modern COT.
tnRe. LOT 6aNfh. street improvements
RI and paid located Oh Blaine street
near 9Th avenue west Queen Anne.
80 down. balance like rent
fsa=Ih acres. cleared with small
house. located g blocks 90 car linc,
VIII sell uu terms.
ksIiA Beautiful iarurra Tracts ON car
line. 81 down. balance $40 per month
We have farms and eiaHc-iu acreage
BrENAHT STEWART q CO,
Room - Union Block
fta First Ave.
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THE MARKETS

Rain. and an advance In the egg
market marked the only features Of
Western avenue on Saturday. The
egg markes has advanced n cent.
and now stands the highest II has
stood for five years at this time OF
the season. Two fresh cars OF wa
tarmelnns arrived Saturday morn
Ing. Peaches are coming in fast and
In the best 81 condition. A car Of
California tomatoes are due here In
a short time. Hot house tomatoes.
the only tomato on the market al
the present time. are in very poor
condition.
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FAVE CONE SOUTH

HELEN Pay Buck. a fugitive from
Justice. and Maud Sherer. wanted IN
California for larceny from the per
aon. we're taken back to California
al O'clock Saturday morning BY
Deputy Sheriff u. A. Dunlap. OF
Sapa county. and ~ G. Bel. po-
uceman from san Francisco. They
were arrested here by local police on
Information from the southern state.
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REVOKED SPECIAL coMmis-
6loHS

PORTLAND. ore. July ib.-aay-
orof Harry lane has issued an edlc'
rrvoking the commissions 81 all Hpe-
ciaia police officers IN the city. More
than io0 special officers are AFFECT
"a by Il. The relocation II due 10
the fact that many irresponsible
men have secured appointments IN
the paai and have often taken I'M
proper advantage 81 their commits
giona some q the worst scandals
ia the police department have re-
suited from the present system.
Hereafter a record will be Kept OF
am special officers appointed. VINO
must also be recommended By the
chief Of police and passed upon by
the police commission.
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Beans. dry. per cwt- t525aa75:
small whites. ss.25a SIS. large
whites. fgUAi6. pink beans. 1875
green beans b06c: wax green
beans. sole. wax beans i5c per
10. beeta per sack. ti60. parsnips.
par sack. ttg5. native carrots. per
sack. $50. lemons. fas0a 5.50;
cauiifloWcr. per case. 60M Use gar
lie. new. Toe. spinach. crate, soc.
head lettuce, per dozen. isa 2oc:
PARSLEY. per dozen. Csc. carrots. per
box. 800. Greeley potatoes. t22.oo
a g3 90. new California potatoes,
nc per 10. Minnesota potatoes.
sea 90. new White river potatoes.
per 10. &c: apples fancy, per box.
t2.o0. artichokes. per dozen, soc
native rhubarh. IN &c; summer
asparagus. zoe. green peas. izc:
green peppers. per N. zoe: tele-
phone peas. I'M &c summer
squnsh. box. $3.50. native turnips.
dozen. Sd Zoe. flat Dutch cabbage.
NC: native cabbage, iac; CALI
fornia green corn. per dozen. sse;
natice green corn, 4leeu LIS per
box: eucumhers, 40d soc. German
cucumhers. per ease. fl7b; nut
mcgs. per case. $4,000 900 sweet
corn, native. per cwt. ti25. hot
house tomatoes. per i0-lb. boxes. s.,
fruits.
bananas. bunch, t2.boa $50; dates
case. $500: apricots, per case,
10. BMa6c. figs. y 10 bricks. si.7b;
figs, secdlosS. 10Th cartons. 90
g7bc. grape fruit. seediess. $500
Qs27b. lines. soc per hundred.
mcditranica sweets. box. sass. new
fancy oranges, box. 2a5oH $50: cram
berries. $40; Florida piuea pples, Per
SlWI2h: native cherries, s1U1.50:
California peaches. crate, S1Hf.50.
frceatoue peaches. crate. 81. Call
fornia pluma. ease. 1ie5. cauta-
loupes. ease IS. red currants. casn.
S276; raspberries. case. S1.25: black
berries. box. tl.b0. Wild hlaoaherries.
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NEW YORK, July is. 1905.

NEW YORK. July rs. 1905.
High. Low. Close.
Anal. Copper. SO IL. SO IA. So IS.
Am. Sugar. 1sS rs. las IL. 1875.
II. r. T.. 60 rs, SO. 60 SIS.
Peoples Gas. los.
Metropolitan. 126 IL. 125 50. 126 Ia.
L. S. Steel. 81 SIS. SO rs. s4s-S.
u. S. s, pfd. 1902. i01 "a, 1oi IS.
Atehison, Sc "a, S61-4. Sc "a
h. & o.. ii41-2. HAAS. 1l4S-S.
Can. Pae.. 1852. l5t "a. t52.
Erie. 46 "a. as 5-S. 4634.
l.. & N. 1914. 14S 81. 1914.
Me. Pac.. 90. sS1-2. IS rs.
Penn. 1i2 IS. 1883. 1874.
Reading, los SIS. los is. los Ia.
Rock Island. s21-s. s1s-4. 20.
So. Pac., 65 rs. 65 10. 657-s.
st. Paul. 1S2 is. ISL. 1sil-2
Tn. Pac.. $50 is, i2e Ia, $50 Is.
III. Central i69 rs. 100 -, 1869 rs.
y Y. Cent. Ia 81. l47 liz. t47 1-s.
Total sales. 16a. 500 shares.
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Star Want AID. Agencies

Want ad. office, Rapley'' Drug
store, Second and Pike. Phones,
Sunset soeOl Ind. iisS '"-
c. N. lohndretf, cigar stores sis
Second Avenue.
Quaker Drug store, 1918 First. Ave
p. n. Mullen, 81 Ballard Ave sp.
pos,to City Halt
Fremont Drug Co, Ewing Street
and Fremont Ave.
Thos. Harris. at pessefiies, Rsnsen.
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noraEa - corrAaEa

AANA aA#a AM - asNAs=
Near asth ard 4 Mon street. rev r.
room house iot hAiia Price 500
90 Franklin avenue. overlooking Lake
Unian. Feud i.rnom house. lot ssAi2i
feet ouif E.W@
on Queen Anne iilu new Groom cot
taHe. lnt aaaiap feet : blocks from
ear NaN 100.
Terms can BE- had on all - three
pfaHHrtlea. ard each 10 a rHWpls o.
hafaain in every Wa1 hc nafe ana
iuRsHiiEate.
CALHOUN. DENNY s EWING. Inc
real Estate. Rentals ana Loans
m-sa ALASKA Building
noth rhones-Er. ~ IND. III
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Fer ssle-Rrai Ustst-
PROPERTIES FoR SAIL nN
A. ID NEWELL
No ne Marion Street
Phones Main ttaa. A $50


PROPERTIES FOR sALE HN
a % NEWELL
No ne Marion Street
Phones Main ilaa. A A,l
a-roomod new. modern eotlaee on Alo-
ha Hffust near zAth avenue. lut ~ ~
io. price 500 terms.
rino lot. clora to business center ~
Haliard. hHNim. all hrHeaaturntH paid
Tor sac cash ThiH tot is worth Ei.1
lots between Fremont aud ballard.
nuc location, good View. cleared
~ acres on 18th street north ~ IA.
VIENNA fark. Laws iinc. good HoiN
bargain $40.
acres on Renton car line. overlooking
lake Washington. ruuafHE water
firfiselaaa soil and magnificent pfsEe
fof fine home. Come in Tor pnttien-
lara
S acres Gloss 20 Kent. near car. haif
1ofinfH aid =suuinE satrr ssHa
cleared small house and grredeHt
tract price SO. q baratin.
~ acres at Poster station. Fooa soil
"a acres cleared runnlHE water GA
county road y minutes rido Into
city.
70 acres. close in acres cleared
gond orchard. one aern berries
house. barn other huiidImsa. an rsad
road = city a fine home aud rassh
Price 3 30
g acres az sunnydaie close IN. good
rnh Eppd drive rirht into city -
acres Under cultivation t.rHHtm
house chicken house and ether uEn
buildings a. acre - afFh - berries nfe
Chard and small fruits This la a
~. raneh 20 nisss home a haf-
on time. 90 Discount for al cash
- acres. , miles east u nsnton. on
good euuutN rad uutN ten miles
FROM eItv - acres CLEARED 9.raum
houss iaTEs barn, iafEe orchard q
fruits near aehssni. ffsH rural daHIF-
erS a fine home Price 100
~ acres lake frant. - acres cleared
Bottom land nafsi house barn ard
orchard smaH fruits this borders
stocked Nifh nah there Az al.aHt
tTn aefea 10 tine timber which f.
Nnrth al that ia asked Tor fhe piaHH
Price e Mo This iH "a fine location
fur summer bone.
e acres near Marie valley ig acres
CLEARED house. barn. other huilhIaEa
nuoi orchard running mafrF. nn
nafsl county road flrWtaefaas ranch r
cuwH z horses saEun harness. al
farm tools. g 80
- acres waterfront on Hoods canal
- serss good land on whisky Leland
q acres on whidhy Island ia.
a. q NEWELL. No ne Marion e
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Asrsaas Tor saIs.

OWNER must sell az once acre On
POTATOES and Ehfdpu. ssHoom house.
Euud we'll running water an CON
VouienerH. also chicken hauuD. wood
shed. etc. Nh
" j HOWEk.
brighton leach tt
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WI. SONS Modern business college.
James and Second.
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CHICAGO, July rs. 1905.
Wheat High. Low. Close.
July. 81 i-2. S6I-4. SIS rs.
Sept. "a "a. SO "a. s41-l
Dee. 81 SIS. 50 "a. SAILS 70 six
MAY, Sc rs. Sc. SC IL to Sc SIS.
Corn
July. 81 a-s.
Sept. S. Ia. 545-s. 5514.
Dec. IS. 471-2. CTS.
May, ala, a is. AZ 1-2 TO 475-S.
Oats
July. 80 ia. 20. AIS to s21-4.
Sept. 30 IL. 301-s. 301-4 to 30 SO.
Dee. 81 Is. 30 80. 80 rs to 81.
May. so "a, 321-2. sass.
Pork
Sept. 1900. I2.s71-2. 1895.
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For sale-Elouses and Lots.

Fer sale-t4ouses and Lots.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. MODERN,
PRICE 81 So EASY TERMS 500
down and 81 per month at per
cent interest; lot f3xi0Q feet: one
block from Green Lake ear line Ind
phone A IksQ tG12 t6th avenue II
5-room cottage, plastercd. fireplace
mantle. one block to car 500 down
balance 20 suit. See Ncelcv and
Scslex AIT View Station Green
Lake. Is
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fRMdAfioN Ii Aihg and Wenstahee
Valley u hia Throne Rive acres 81
Wtuatuhtp Valley irrigated land
viii keen NuuF family IN plenty 90
acres Wiil make you fteh AN kinds
81 marketable fruit berries and YES
rtahltH Erow IN abundance
We have Just plated cascade OF
phhrdas iu the Mrnatehre Valley.
one milo from fanycuWarthi GA the
Great Northern Railroad ii3 miles
from Seattle. Irrigation cHnul Will
be- completed September tat this YEAR
ana lands iu and iu.Hgre tracts are
now au sale. With perpetual water
rights W. start Thorn At tiuQa per
Hrrr, with . YEAR, tu pHN. Some part
iY Improved Hfe NiAhH per Hefa.
These are great bargains for Mennt-
chee Valley lands They viii double
in price in one year Watch and see.
Hor a home OF an iuVenfment buy IN
Cascade Orchards" Weuatchee Val
lcy
Huv or write
n q PETERS onner.
G. ALASKA building Seattle, Wash.
or call on
HAROLD kOUEN. Local Representa-
tive. I4FaNfnWuFfh. Wash.
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FAmvlEw ADDITION.

We insist is the cheapest thing on the
market
Lots So ana up. s. per month.
Tho lots nc fine. elegant Wow. good
HoIIs near car limo. Hzfuot sidewalks,
ALLEYS in every block. Get of cars az
Green Lake Station. Eu northeast
five blocks See our salesman on tbs
ground or come 20 cur office
BREDEs, LEBOLp 4 cox,
l0ig-0-u Alaska Building.
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Report furnished by Downing
Hopkins q Co. tine.l. brokers. soz.
sos and SOC Alaska building.
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TWO nice lots on sfh ave west. god
view enly fnp each. t.o1 cash. bal
aurn easy terms
New b.ruam cottage. modern and Up 10
81 80. terms.
6 Room house. lot txi2u hath hot and
cold water. uuif NsH terms
Broom modern house. Tot HzEiN. 8 20
EFU cash balance monthly
krunm modern hnune. lut a8Nin. = en-
ENo cash. balance easy
frnom modern house. lnt slsiH. on ear
line. only : -. SO cash. balance
easy.
Groom modern cottage. unnhrfrJAsfesl
view. lot FNfA9. nice lawn cumpief H4
ID furnished g. ~. terms
b. e. ufEH8 A 90.
~ Arcade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15

Liyerpool-July wheat closed un-
changed from yesterday at C. Sd for
September and 6s I I'D for Decem~
Der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15

coon pasture for rent kppiy James
Henry. SIS Western avenue rhope
Main idG LA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15

HAVE q snap in Humphrey fine
business fata at the urM West Seattle
rolling miliH These lots are ripe far
ans Kind - business. Especially for
hnffl. HtafHs. etc These lots car D.
bought GA very easy terms. Come
quick fer ihrF Mfunf l4af long
~ WHITE
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15
SOUTHEAST SEATTLE.
rs Minutes Ride from business
Center.

No other al offeru lots 10 close In
~ cheap. ~ up terms 81 weekly
glfY water, sidewalks and street
uHhfa aHf b. and Will not cost FuH
another cent, iasmluuts car nsrVfs
morning and evening - minute
HffNirs dufiuN fhs DAY. = b 4 3-ruam
haunfa On terms Of s. or 8 per week
so homes have been sold and built
Ia III months. there are stores.
schools and churches Take wash
inEton street. car. offices open ia
lily q 4 M