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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
When Sir William Was Plain Bill.

From Success.
 William c. Van Horne. one of the worlds great railroad men, began his career as a telegraph operator in Chi eago. He rapidly rose to high places in railroading, and in the early sos he had attained such reputation in the business that Lord Strathcona, the fnancier of the project to construct the Canadian Pacific railway, selected the young American as general man. ager and chief of the building opera. tions. He was so successful in this work and rendered such important service to the Dominion of Canada in pushing the railroad across her vast expanse to the Pacific ocean that, in 1896. Queen Victoria knighted him. Pre-eminently endowed with common sense and humor, he is not the man to take his knightly honors too seriously Shortly after receiving his title he ex ciamed to a group of friends:
 This Sir William business is very fine, but I'd like to hear what the boys down in Chicago will have to say about it. They used to call me just plain Bill"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
The Losses at Mukden.
From Golfers Weekly.

From Golfers Weekly.
 We read the report that 100000 men were killed and wounded on both sides in the battle of Mukden without fully realizing what those awful figures mean. Here are a few aids to the imagination. Two hundred thousand casualties equal:
 Three hundred Iroquois theatre disas- ters.
 A hundred and fifty Slocum disasters
 Eighty Johnstown floods.
 Thirty Galveston floods
 The total population-men, women and children-of a city like Minneapolis.
 The population of the states of Idaho and Nevada combined
 The entire Boer population, of both sexes and all ages, of the two South Af- rican republics which resisted the whole power of the British empire for over two years.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
REPORT IS cREDlTABLE.
Percentage of Sickness In Panama
 Zone Shown to Be But 1.o5.

New York, April 7-Colonel Gorgas, chief sanitary officer in the canal zone, has just submitted to the government of the zone a report for the month of Feb ruary as to the health conditions existing among the canal employees, which he re- gards as highly ereditable and he maKes an interesting comparison between exist ing conditions and those under the French regime, which he is enabled te do through the complete history records left by The French
 The sick report shows percentage of only 1.95 per cent of sickness, which it is stated would be considered excellent in any part of the world.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
Hester's Weekly Statement.

New Orleans, April 7.-Seeretary Hes ter's weekly New Orleans Cotton Ex- change statement issued before the close of business today. shows an in- crease in the movement into sight, com pared with the seven days ending this date last year in round figures, 1SS,000. an increase over last; the same days year before last of 155OOO, and an increase over the same time in 1902 of 1SS,00O.
 For the seven days of April. the totals show an increase over last year of 1SS,- GOO; an increase over the same period year before last of 1o5.0O0, and an in- crease over the same time in 1902 of 1885, GOO.
 For the 219 days of the season that have elapsed the aggregate is ahead of the 2l9 days of last year l,6l4OO0; ahead the same days year before last, 1,2i7 ,OOO and ahead of 1902 oy ,42o,OO0.
 The amount brought into sight dur ing the past week has been 25S 7S3 bales against G6,OS5 for the seven days ending thls date last year; 99,O79 year before last seven days of April it has been 253. 7SS, against 66,0s5 last year; 9gO79 year before last, and 65.512 same time in 1902
 The movement since September 1 shows receipts at all ports S03O, ,S39, against G. 746'3S2 last year. 7,12S,2O5 year before last and 69S5,7 same time in 1902. Overland across the Mississippi, Ohio and Poto- mac rivers to northern mills and Cana da S52,O22, against S76,024 last year, 959, ,231 year before last and 100l ,699 same time in 1902; interior stocks in excess of those held at the close of the commercial year 4S6,15S, against 2l9,249 last year, 1S2 2,97i year before last, and 2l3,35S same time in 1902; southern mills taking 1,5l7, ,0O0, against l,430,7l5 last year, 1,41S, ,335 year before last and l,265000 same time in 1902
 These make the total movement for the PIE days of the season from September [ to date 10,SS60l9, against 9,272320 last year, 9,63S, i45 year before last and g,465 SOD same time in 1902
 Foreign exports for the week have been l66310, against ,635 last year, making the total thus far for the season 6.5i5, ,S42,' against 5276.176 last year. and increase of l ,2S9, 666.
 Northern mills takings and Canada dur ing the past seven days show an in- crease of 39,115, as compared with the cor responding period last year. and their total takings since September i have de- creased 12O, 29S. The total takings of Amer ican mills, north, south and Canada thus far for the season have been 3,329 S2O against 3,402,O02 last year. These include l, l,1S4.9i7 by northern spinners, against l. 005. 245.
 Stocks at the seaooard and the nine leading interior centers have decreased during the week 12,963 bales, against decrease during the corresponding period last season of 336l4 and are now 41S217 greater than at this date in 1904.
 Including stocks left over al ports and interior towns from the last crop and the number of bales brought into sight thus far from the new crop. the supply to date is 11.047,9 ,9s6 against 9,44o,119 for the same period last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
STATUE FINALLY ARRIVES.
Will Be Placed in Forrest Park at
 Memphis.

Memphis, April 7.--The long-delayed equestrian statue of Gen. Nathan Bed ford Forest arrived in this city tonight from Savannah. It is an heroic size eff gy of the confederate cavalry leader, and win be placed in Forest park here. The statue was cast in Paris. shipped to New York, and thence by water to Savannah
 Much difficulty was encountered in in transporting the monument to Mem phls, owing to it's great dimensions and in consequence d lengthy delay was en- gendered. Imposing exercises will att tend it's unveilng.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
Will Build Pipe Line.

Chanute. Kan. April 7.-Representatives in this city of independent oil companies which control three-fourths of the oil pro- duction of Kansas met here today and de- ciGed to form a company. representing $7.OO0,O 900 of invested capital to build a fuel oil pipe line from the Kansas oil field to Kansas City and to construct a refinery and storage tanks in that city. The com pany to be formed will be the only one which will compete with the Standard Oil company for the markets of the middle west.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
Taking of American Cotton.

New Orleans. April 7.-Secretary Hester gives the taking of American cotton by spinners throughout the world as follows. in round numbers:
 This week 27S.O00. this year against 174,- coo last year and 1650o0 year before last
 Total since September 1, this year s.34s,- GOO, against 7.740,000 last year, and S,154,OOO the year before.
 Of this northern spinners and Canada took 1,7S5,000 bales this year, against L. 905.d00 last year, and 1,S44.000 the year be- fore; southern spinners 1.545,000, against 1,497.000 last year, and 1442,000 the year before; and foreign spinners 5.01SO00, against 4S9s,OO0 last year, and 4.s6S, GOO the year before
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
Jury to Try Brodle L. Duke.

New York, April 7-The appellate division of the supreme court today hand ed down its decision in the petition or Lawrence Duke to have Brodie l.. Duke declared person incompetent to manage of the competency of Brodie L. Duke be tried by jury at the trial term of the supreme court. It also held that the af- fidi wits of alienists had established a prima facie case of dementia under the statute
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
Peace Amonn Turf Factions.

Chicago, April 7.-Peace among war ring factions in the Western Turf as- sociation seems almost a certainty. The conference in Cincinnati next week is the direct result of secret meeting which was held here Wednesday night between the two turf associations. It was agreed then that any reasonable terms of set- tlement would receive the support of the Chicago forces when the conclusions of the arbitrators are brought hefere the two bodies
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
Pos..offlce Appointments.

Washington, April 7.-(Speeial )-Louis Y. Craft has been appointed postmaster at Mahan. DeKalb county. vice Doctor B. Brooks, resigned. Rural carriers appoint ed: Enterprise. route No. 1, George w. Tce, carrier; Robert E. Wright substi- tue; Fayette. route No. l. Goode H. Young carrier; Robert o. Smith substi- tute; Hopewell, route No. ?. Daniel P. Ale wine, carrier: j. M. Hill. substitute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
Medical Men Are Arrested.

Moscow, April 7-Several members of the medical congress have been arrested
 A congress of doctors from all parts of Russia was held in Moscow this week, to consider means for combat ting an expected epidemic of cholera, but it's proceedings assumed much of the character of a political assemblage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
Ovation All Along the Line.

After leaving the plaza the President S progress was again a continuous ova- tion, and he saw no dminution in the crowds that lined the streets until he got far out on his way to the fair grounds. The proceedings after the par ty entered the fair grounds were of the most informal character. The Rough Riders pressed around the President. and the secret service moved away. This informal reception lasted for half an hour or so, the President greeting and chatting with each of the men who had served with him.
 The route back to the city was along Roosevelt avenue and past the arsenal grounds. A large crowd in vehicles of various kinds followed the party, and the throngs grew more dense as the eaval- cade drew near the hotel
 The President was given a banquet in the Menger hotel this evening at 7:9O o'clock by the Business Mems club At it's conclusion he was presented by the club with a handsome pair of silver spurs with gold buttons and ornaments The presentation was made by Nat NJ Wash, who welcomed the Rough Riders to San Antonio. After the 'banduet the President bade farewell to the members of his command in the parlors of the hotel His train left for Fort Worth at Il o'clock tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
VIII Raise Wlfe's Allowance.

Dresden. April liking Frederick Au- gustus has given his consent to the rals- ing of the yearly allowance of his former wife, the Countess Montlgnoso, 10 $15,- GOO, In return for the surrender of their daughter. Princess Anna Monica Pia. It Is believed this will settle the contro- versy between the king and his divorced life
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
Rare Insight.

From the Detroit Free Press.
 Jobson-Miss Blank looks awfully friv- olous to me- what makes you think she has so much hard sense?
 Robson--I just heard her refuse an inyi- tation to card party because she couldn't play cards.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
Anniversary of Greek Independence.

Canca, Island of Crete, April 7--Ttis be- ing the anniversary of Greek Independence revolutionists and liberals held demon strations in different towns of the island il favor with the union with Greece.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
Emperor William Leaves Naples.

Naples. April 7.-Emperor William, on board the imperial yacht Hohenzollern, left here tonight for Messina.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08
The Wise Father.

From the Kansas City Journal.
 A cass county farmer wanted to get his daughter married off. A young man called the second time and the farmer began to object saying he didn't like him. They were married the next week.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08

Hermitage, sign writer. has moved across the street to Vulcan sign shop. 219 N. goth st.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-04-08

Too often you see them, and I am sorry to say the men and women who say I have had to work hard. my sons and daughters shall have an easy time He Is preparing ruin for the children about wAom he says it. (Applause)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

500 broom house. corner lot t0AIa.
Madison tnulttnfds Addition
house vas built iH Tag ana lH
pipod fuf gas. ThlH u good
ttpa1 Nice now cottage. about blocks
from car line, iot HaKi.n DAISY
terms.
fil ia Groom cottage with bath IN
ssmou. tot iukta. rhin la
rslly nice little homo We
can alive YOU terms.
li2aa iroom house. 3 .grs flue black
Ollnr Terms.
q stuk room house on Beacon I'M
iut bQFiaQ and only BLOCKS from
car hue.
itao troom house. lot tosloQ. just
nogihtHat Of Volunteer fark
81 500 room houso. new aud modern.
lut NNl0a. ueHr Arthur Place. on
Madison street inn I'll payment
down, balance 80 per month
u.toa=t-room qetsnFo with bath. nod
.efn iu all dotaiiH. lot iV.al %.
ERuy sofmH.
d Bse= Groom hauae. rscenHaH hau. 3
riuHvtH pantry basement city
Wattr. affeHfa Improved and
llghted. an Rainier ftsIHhta We
tAi htNH #fH i'iHiH
o. Ha# 6.rnom house, modern and new
iui WHiA so down. balance -
per month.
t.c0=l room house. bath and closets.
Huu UhlMHuNH. THIS O. ID snap
This hoaHs e. on Eaat RIOS #
q. 20 Groom modern house Jos ioRlea
ON i8th ave northeast ft01 cash
balance e. please YOU.
81 90 . room modern up-ta=datr house
inf eNfiea. good location. ON ttH
avenue west
We have lao fine lots on West queen
Anne. uraf car tine That We are cell
tHH at Ahn HHd uH. Better see these
they. wont laat long fhsy are ia
the olympic View Addition.
CALI us uPaouR TIME is YOURS
TwoRo0ER a 60.
g1 Oriental Hiaeh
Phones hain isti ind a l4a
eco ooooo o 90 90 ooo
j. ~ CLAYTON & SON
Real EHtafe Loans and
Insurance
40 New York hieeh
o 100000 90 o o o oo
Broom beautiful EsHtuFF house. mod
rTH. Huefu-daHE5 HfHfHanHHfH paid
Effat bargain terms
e. 81 Hn
Groom modern hausg De Nktn double
construction Warren avenue. near
allHfFinuus easy terms
81 Hn
ruum new modern house. lut NklaAs
FHmaH payment down.
Ilfa lHHuraneE
MONEY a. Loan
T. D CLAYTON 4 son.
so NGM Nufk hlaEA 81
s. So
Southwest corner - 18th Avenue ard
Highland Drive. aatat 18th Avenue
IL being EradeH showing what a
rhuige cuFnff fhia on
15n
lrt ffft aifHH 18TH Avenue. close
u Prospect street. taHI font sHFz
ffIuH a splendid view
Corner Nkla h aHeB rBH#efHiff dis
t~rt Cheapest iat in that nhulr nees
stlaH.
ruEtAN s CoETEIstp.
- Globe Bldg
Phones Main JOSS iaa. iat1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
mar MOI LOWER
RATE FOR BALLARD

The application Of the city q
Ballard for Cedar river vaief q
lower rates than those nov u e
feet was discussed AZ length BY ne
fire and water COMMITTEES Weines-
day night. No absolute rate vs
fixed. but Il was practically decia.
ed that no lower rate than thA
given local manufacturer should y
tolerated. -
n Ballard buys water ffen m
city the water fund will be e.
rIched about $500 a month, ~
added revenue will make i u
more easy 20 reduce water FA'@
Il was stated that the cts cur.
now sell all the surplus Nala :
has 10 companies engaged 10 sla.s .
ing operations. Supefin!en,asaIl'
Younea stated that the city had =.
ready obtained about S6e.eee iIO. ~.
such sources. The Lewis ooas '',..
ton company. which is slulslss
down Beacon hill: Contractor - ~.
son. on the Second avenue fee .i \,
and others were ready 70 use al W =.
surplus water of the city Il "
stated az the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

POULTRY F4hIt AZ MEADOW

POULTRY fAhAf AT MEADOW.
-. DALE.
WHY "a, so' buy e .segss e Mssdowdals
Eoundf Close q the Seattle later
uF.Hu and on Great Northern 81 II
aed beat landlnE .rixht 81 the sta
TO- ~. sehneL etc. good level
most az ms timber having been
rHlNK 81 ITO acres for 80. 9
cash and 3 to SO per month. Land
rot haif a. good al Richmond Hsaeh
euH5H sou IS Go fias nrr acre net
bali 20 raFF cleared
" We could only get YOUR attention far
moment yea would see what s
seed thing We are offering YOU faf
GA fHFfatmeuf standpoint 81 q home
l-e.eatsd rs q e. this lard Hiu SO q
Can Al the officu and fet na ten yau
what improvements are HuluE in end
are IN store for this atoiuf Den 4
20 kaow foa could p & money n
Mead1wdaie7 Call AZ the office and
let - tell Nuu who have purchased
Land az Meadewdals. We know yoa
will b. HururiHed
WEST 4 WHEELER.
Caiuan Block 81 First Avenue.
10 AcHEa between IS and 70 acre
cleared house. barn. chicken houses.
loo fruit trees creek runs through
whole place. quito q little bottom
land. cows. : horse ard wagon. 8
dozen hens This sounds nearly a.
good a. We could want, and it Is only
fine homesteada 20 trade for prop.
erty around Seattle They are wen
improved What have You to offer
Alec some fine Eastern WaHhinrfaa
ranches for sale. See
N AteliENEH - Lumber Exchange
WAR WAR Boyootted because l
am selling all nv close Is acre tracts
and hougfs - cheap on terms ~ s
million dollars worth u ciaae-in aa-
atfIe suburban property. and viii
sell on cheaper and caster terms than
their homes IN seattle "a = r. filiie
man. SIS - HalHFmeu lu my offirea
rooms. T. Or 9 Times block. are al
Haks busy Zee he raspHefrieH. -
Ieet hiEh. in our ofilces today. II
70 ACRES 1t 1-he Daliea. fine fraIt
and Whent land 5-rgom house barn.
chicken houses trade for house and
lot or rooming house
Small ranch below Kent. on sound /.
trade Tor rooming house pay differ
euce.
Have some fine acreage a. Oivmuln
misht cgnnider trade for good
roaming house.
Have some fine lots Al Green Lake.
equity u.e04. might consider roomlue
house.
N. MtcHENER. - Lumber Exchange
BALLARD HARGAINsf
Improved acre tracts close 20 car.
hnau for this week. Houses and lots.
uuimprovcd lots. Phone. Ballard
Red Al -
FREE LAND 10 poor men Anybody
who has not enough money 20 buy
M f35 close Ia acre tracts on car
lines and lake on terms % % cents
day I will Nivo free acre tracts
20 anyone planting potatoes thla
year and giving me the crop. See
Griffin. the cashier. room 2 upstairs
In Times Blk. Ct g. -. Hilimnn If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

VACANT lots
vacant iofs az bargain. Terms So
down. balance 81 pee month.
This GnhiatHfauf lut un Imkrvirm ave.
e an fisHaHt elite faf BONE HrIen
40 View - Inbr. close to car line
tAfrhaaf HeW while The season ~
uuFu.
Thesr large iufa taHiM rs central So
attic. are worth iaHkaHH after close
e car ilhF naud aita fHf "a humH.
Lot Wslgn ID Mantroae addition. a6fh-
HH BALI H4HEH 20 FHf ituN splendid
HHIHnhufhHHH nunafhiuH extra fHE
the price Cell and zee so at unea. A
Also have l7ta iu differsHt parts q tho
city,
ifEHHEuI s UPPER
IA M aHH & HehHHeHmau uiaEH
ttret Avenue ard ghsffb Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

The northeast corner Of MS VIA
street and Sixth avenue was ~ -,
Wednesday 20 Capt. f. eai .as., ~,
$4,000 The property Is
and was formerly owned ps :
Easley. Haynes-Cowen HEAVY W.
pany conducted the sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

ropPY swAoeER - eoRh 'i,S.,
Won't you call ana sec ~ - IN
STYLES and best $500 hat NsiN ISL
Scatter f. n. Brooks q ees 80
End avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
TREEN q SMITH

TREEN q SMITH
Walker Block
VIII build you "a modern broom cot.
tnEc. on car line. for 81 tQ0. fiu4 cash
balance tibW per month. VIII YOU
continue to rrutf
TREEN 4 SMITH.
Walker Block If
lots. 2-af0ry house. 80. also a-ronm
house 4 lots f1lt Terms on All a.
them. 81 down. SO per month Cioae
en- q -. Hiilman. rooms is2za TimSs
block. LII
MAKE rs Az OFFER on THIS
A good broom house on Glrd ave with
large lot. party in east. must rnii.
wants 81 80 ". a MoGHATtt A. Co
toS and ~ New York Block. IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

DIR FREDERIC BELL
GIVES IA lily RIA UiNah
In pHHgNQIuoN ard psYCHoI9-
GY Ws s. also ACKNOWLEDGED 70 =
the most sue asfui teacher in 0E-
rfTTGHM and the NEW THOUGHT.
lie TEACHES In cf.AEsEH PRIVATE
IY. or ~ MAIL Ia manuscript
form Interviews In regard 90 bis
tsaehlnE ard matters PERTAINING %
yaur health ard welfare are earnestly
desired rs the doctor GnrHuliatinn
ard diagnosis FREE office hours
ariV =, srpaintmsnt curtiss block
tsis Second avenue Suite 20 first
fioaF Phone Main rs
X n-p[ Bel seizures eyerY , So,
BUILDING. northwest corner Second
assuue ard PIKE street. and every
Mun6aY night 20 f'hHstenNen'a haH
Arcade huiiainE. a. e.eioek u
physieians ard Surgeons.
f5r Herhrla. rueclaiist Nose. three {.
skfn disease and diseases Of men
ard women Hours ia TO ]. 70 S
g Union block.
On cIIAMuERs Wa Alaska building
Both phonsa
on w. X. TURNER. \ 10 Hinckiey.
Hrs 70 5 q evenings Ph Lake 1851
osssop s,hy
H oasrTsEisojPxifIIY-ias ss sei' avsnss
phone Main tsft. both men ana iAay
ostsopaths examination free
WAsHfN0ToS INSTITUTE OF os-
TEOpATHf-Five years Ia Seattle.
safs Depostt building 7oi first
Tsllorirq seheel
kf1sfEBk ladies' fallorlns coiieEs
sisus Eiiel Bldg Phone. Main 80.
Musical
horne. Mrs GeorEs Patterson. rrad-
uate F,merfN4 college, Boston. tIx
Woodlawn avenue. Green lake. -zs
AIRS. DOUGLAS ROSS violin ana
piano instrueiinn. 10 Fourth Ave.
Ind X IRA If
Patent Attorney
PATENTS guaranteed. fcnwiek 4
lawrence q years experience at
Washington Seattle office fp Burke
buiidlnE Guide Book FREE
y. L. ADMINISTRATION colman BIDS.
Photoaraphers' Supple.
ANDEkroN SUPPLY Co. III Cherry
81. Seattle
Printers.
AtEa hahHlahh AAa#H AAa NEAFtAsAs Il 81
Hack $50
Stenoera pher.
NnnUENfATED mcthod shorfkT1a
fypewritiuF taught Satisfaction
Guaranteed I'm 5 mcnths' course. Isl
Apply. anN or evening. a. a.. paffpn.
sS9s Second avenue 70
Ship Builders
MORAN MOS COMPANY, EnFingers
aud Shipbullders. Dry DockE Lafn-
Der Mills. Seattle.
Storn1e
TKINlla delivered = cents. 8 aaVe
storage free plano and furniture
moving. estimates given. Union
Transfer & Storage Co. 2O13 Elrzt.
both phones. Main 3d
GET a Free MAP % Seattle at Beklna
MOVING & Storage Gu. First avenue
aud Cherry street
Park superintendent T. W.
Thompson will address the confer
euee committee OF / Improvement
clubs nt the Chamber Of Commerce
Monday afternoon, He will discuss
the city parks and their needs. The
10 associated clubs OF Rainier val
L. viii be represented at the meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

". W. WATERS.
Rooms I and g Sullivan nldr
All kinds - Real Estate HnFHatua
arENcERH ADDITION
Near the brick school West Seattle.
offers the greatest bargains Co the
the hufHeHarkFr cor HpcrulHtnf Nice
level land with grand view all clear
"a. with water system 60 be- eamuiff.
"a before MAY fRt Dnul that limo
prfoe la tizb PER LOT. so DOWN
b PER MONTH
After Ma LIST they'll cost you SEQ.
aaloaman on ground Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

Zoe Hent tAa t.rooma Nrnton hll
eetlHHp fAa East Uuinn. ono block
south Madison street Best Tor tbs
money 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

PARTIES looking Tor ranches. acre
tracts - town lets. call 20 Patrick
Grahnus.a real estate office. iu new
town - Hrntuu. between old Rem
ton and Lake Washington. "A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

% astvk room house. on Beacon I'M
iut bQFla0 and only Blocks from
ear line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

TWO CHOICE TEN ACRE TRACTS
SO each on corner uf two county
roads rich second bottom land AID
level very easily cleared. MOSTLY
alder and mauae fine location. VtrE
easy terms
ROBERT MALTHY
Fia-aQI Alaska building a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

(. iaa lrnum cottage with bath In
fstiunut lot luEtfu IhlH r.
rNsily nice little home. We
can Elve You terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20
Star Want AID. AGENCIES

=, ~, Mullen 81 ballard ave- ep'
peaite City Hall
Fremont Drug Co. Ewing street
ard Fremont avenue
Quaker Drua Co. lots tat ave.
Thos. Harris a. pettatfiee, Henten'
c. N. Lehndrote5 cigar store, Viva
Second.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

81 fd room house tnt fHNt00, luH
nogihrHat Of Volunteer PARK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-20

81 200 troom house. / sers fine black
Ollnr Terms.