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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

Tn the second division of the City Court this morning Judge Charles w. Ferguson heard the argument of coun- sel in the case of George Grimm vs. the Mayor and Aldermen of the city or Birmingham.
 The case is one wherein the com plainant seeks to enjoin the city treas urer from issuing warrant to Mayor Walter M. Drennen, for services as chief executive of the city at salary of S3,60O per annum. The complainant alleges that the compensation of the Mayor has been fixed by a legislative act at $2,500 per annum. This act was approved, so the complainant alleges, in February, 1903. Complainant states that previous to February, 1903. that Waiter M. Drennen was Mayor of the city of Birmingham and was reelected thereafter for another term or two years. It is alleged by complainant that in utter disregard of the statute adopted by the Legislature that the Mayor and Aldermen of the city or Birmingham fixed the chief executive salary at $3,600 per year, which he states Is contrary to law.
 Complainant ayers that at a meeting of the City Council resolution was adopted fixing the salary of the Mayor at $2,5Oo per annum' enectlve an January. .tS : notwithstanding that the validity or the legislative act was recognized that for some reason no attempt was made to take from the December salary.
 In conclusion the complainant asks that the said Mayor, Walter M. Dren- neu, be made to return whatever amount he is found to be due to the citv with interest thereon. and further that the Treasurer be enjoined from paving more than s2,500 a year.
 The defendants, through City Attor- nev Ed Smith, filed demurrers to the hiii of the complainant and alleges that the act of the Legislature is unoonsti- tutional as the provisions of Section i0S of the Constitution were violated when the bill was passed. A motion waS aIso filed by the defendant asking thai the bill be dismissed for want of
 After hearing the argument of coun- seI Judge Ferguson announced that he wonId fake the matter under advise- ment in order to consider briefs which are to be filed in the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
ITS MERIT IS PROVED
RECORD OF A GREAT MEDICINE
How Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Completely Cured Her.

The great good Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound is doing among the women of America is Attracting the attention of many of our leading scientists, and thinking people gener. m11w
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

The Drawing Cards met today with Mrs. Joseph McPhillips.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

Mrs. John R. Triplett who has been seriously i'll with the grippe is recover ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

pr. Guest of Louisville. Ky, was among the out-of-town guests at the wedding reception last evening.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

MT. Charles L. Finigan, who went to Beeville. Tex, last week to attend the
 bedside of his grandmother, has re-
 turned to Selma. MT. Finigan is cir
 culation manager of The Advertiser in this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

Lieutenant Sidney Williams will re- main a month at home recuperating from a recent severe illness.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
The News of Mobile

to about ten miles, also plans for i'm provements to take in a scope of eight miles. He recommended an experi- ment of one block with Jackson gravel. to test its utility. After con- sidera ble discussion a resolution from Alderman Kirkbride prevailed that the general council be asked for the sum of $6,O00 to put down an experimental pavement on one side of Beauregard from Commerce to Franklin Street. and on Claiborne from Beauregard to State Street. It was also the sense Of the conference that the Board of Pulp lie Works prepare and submit as quick ly as possible it's fourth paving plan, in order to ascertain what would be the best streets on which to make semi-permanent Improvements. MT. Mathew Halpin, aged 80. died at noon today at his home on Cedar. near Canal Street. He was a native of Ire- land and had resided in Mobile for many years. He is survived by his wife and one child.
 The remains of Mr. J. C. Yuille were brought from Magnolia Springs, Bald win County today, and inferred in Mag nolia Cemetery. 4 delegation from Camp Raphael Semmes acted as active and honorary pallbearers. Rev. A. F. Carr conducted the services.
 The realms of Mir. Charles Terrell were inferred in Magnolia Cemetery today. The funeral took place from the Cathedral Rev. Father O'Donnell omciating. Representatives of the An cient order of Hibernians, Railroad Trainmen and Brotherhood of Brake men acted as pallbearers.
 Mobile Society News.
 The v. V. V.'s third cotiIion was danced this evening at Temperance Hall led by MT. Henry Wylie. The follow ing committees served:
 General Chairman. Henry Hall Clarke.
 Reception Committee Cred badges)- Paul Wilson. chairman; c. c. Meecham IT,, Elgin Thomas, Willis Hybart Cleve Parker. John Rapier
 Floor Committee (bIue badges s.)-sam Mcdonald. chairman; Cecil Scales, Lee Tacon. John shearer. William Ross Maury Lyons.
 Society Committee (white badRes)- Upton. Bose Perry. J. T. Mahoney. Charles Percy, Mir. Rawley
 The Social Club held It's first meeting this evening with Mir. and Mrs. I. KrenkeL Mrs. Walter Mitchell was chairman of the Program Committee. assisted by Mrs. I. Fried and Mrs. T. J. Conway. The five numbers on the program were given by Mrs. Albert Brown, Mrs. Lemore Forcheimer. Mrs Louis Metzger, MT. Walter Mitchell and Mrs. Frenkel.
 Captain J. Bates Cavanaugh, Lieu teant Bond and Captain William Screws attendants at the Croft Will Hams wedding. returned today to their respective posts.
 Captain Harry Burgess, [. g. A.. Engineer Corps. left this morning for visit to his relatives in Mississippi before returning to Louisville. Ky.
 Captain Morgan and Lieutenant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

Captain ". F. Tebbetts left today for A business trip to Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

Beverly Brown returned to Fort Nor gan today after participating in the Croft williams wedding.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

The following suits were filed in the ofice of City Court Clerk Gillespy to-
 W. O. Sharpe vs Western Union Tel egraph Company. Plaintiff sues for S1, 900 damages for the alleged failure of the defendant to deliver telegram which he claims caused him to lose a position which paid $50 per month.
 T. A. Scott vs. Western Union Tele- graph Company. Plaintiff claims dam ages in the sum of $1,9e9 for an al- legged non delivery Of a telegram which was sent January 21, 1905. Plaintiff further alleges that such non delivery caused him to fail to attend the funeral of deceased relative.
 P W. Higginbotham vs. Louisville and Nashville Railway Company The suit is for the recovery of S1,999 dam ages for alleged Instructions and dam
 William D. caraway vs. Southern Railway Company. Plaintiff claims that his minor son. L. Caraway, was employed by the defendant company, and acting for said company, that the youth was compelled to lift heavy weights, which caused permanent in- juries on account of the youth and | immaturity of the said minor. He claims that the class of work mentioned was done by the minor son without consent Damages in the sum of $1,99s are asked for.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

In Police Court. .. Another transgressor found his way
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10
~.nization has been increased tropi from S2,00o to $125,00O.

Fire was discovered today about noon in the second story of the building NO: 2l5 North Twentieth Street, occupied by a shoe store on the ground floor and the Southern Art Glass Company and A. D. Lewis, architect, in the second
 The fire originated on the second floor between the office of Lewis and the second floor of the Albert Restaurant building, No. 213 The Fire Depart |ment responded promptly. A little damage was done before the flames were under control. The building (No. 2fs) is owned by Mrs. Mary Ware of this city, and the damage, which Is slight is covered by insurance. The Albert Restaurant occupies this build ing and sustained a loss estimated at s1 ,OO0, both upstairs and down
 The second floor was used as living
 The building in which the fire orig mated, No. 215. is owned by Robert Stevens The Southern Art Glass Com pany occupy the rear of the second hoor in this building and their damage is
 Insurance is carried on the building The damage to the building is about s100. Mir. Lewis estimates his loss at $50.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

Captain Harry Burgess, [. s. A.. Engineer Corps. left this morning for 6 visit to his relatives in Mississippi, before returning to Louisville. Ky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

Captain J. Bates Cavanaugh, Lieu teant Bond and Captain William Screws attendants at the Croft-wil- respective posts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

MT. Ellis, a prominent merchant of Orville. Is in the city on business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

Captain Morgan and Lieutenant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

Miss Eloise Marshall of Beloit Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Will Ligon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

National Bank met today and accepted the resignation of W. w. Crawford, cashier, who was yesterday elected President of the American Trust aud Savings Bank. J. H. Barr. Vice-Presl- dent will take care of the work of cashier. Mir. Crawford took hold of the new position today He is one of the most popular bank officials in BIr- mingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

Mfr. and Mrs. William Cypret have the sympathy of a host of friends in the death of their infant child. Cletis, whose death occurred at the family home on Savannah. near Cedar Street, this morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

Deputy Sheriff Phil Patch Is quite i'll at his home on Glennon Avenue. He Is suffering with la grippe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

washington is visiting relatives i the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-02-10

President Stella of the Mobile. Jack son and Kansas City Railroad, this morning stated that, despite the tre- mendous rainfall of the past few days, the entire roadbed is virtually intact and but little damage has been sus- tained. All trains are running reBu- larly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. May s.-The folieF-
ing quotations ruled ca the stuts
Exchange today;
High. Low. Clos
Anal. Copper. Si3-S. So1-4 siit
Atchison. s. SIS. SETS s5i-4
r. & o, fos SIS, i06, io6 Ia.
n. r.. r. GO IS. 50. 50 Ia
Can. Pac. 1fss-S. lf7s-s. it&
Erie. f26-s. f21-a. s2t-2
Peoples Gas. les SIS, i9i 81, ie3l-
H. Central. 15SI-4. 1ss, issi-A
l. q y. ff5 Ia, i4f Ia. ia IL
Metropolitan. ii71-4. lie. lie.
Mo. Pao.. Sc IL. s6, se Ia.
Pennsylvania. 1856 IL. i24 IL IN
Reading. e25-S. si5-S, 81 Is
Rock Island. 2SI-f. 277-S. sSi-A
St Paul. i721-s. 10 SIS i7Is-t
So. pac., eot-2. 80 SIS, 50 Is
Am. Sugar, 1919. iSs SIS isttA
u. s. Steel. sii-s. 30 rs. 81 Ii
U. S. s. pfd.. 9s1-S. ss is. sss-A
Union Pacific. i20 IS, 1is is ise
owing TO wire trouble we are w
able 70 quote official closing prios.
The final prices quoted are w
last received. about ii:se q. N.
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81
tbo- Good residence Tot ON Harvard
avenue, near Nag street iU
500 NntO0 between Ysnler way aud
Madroun park car uueni street i'm
ufuyrmsutH made aud pnld Tor Mu
y 90 Entire htaeif n NJ lots mxis0
each. CunNtHieHt "a ear uud school
nH suburban hamenitr uurHrcllrdt
will divide II desired 400.
from WrHtiaka boulevard ca.
81 a0 inyl2o on Heeand Mn one block
homrritr ass
g. aao A North Seattle corner. Mxta.
giar' Go car line Wafth more money
q .eoo A ulce Residence rite in aquire
Park addition elaaH 60 Jefferson
street oDr line tasiA. az
q 500 Corner mkta. within few
blockH uf James street power house.
tst
$50 @Hio0 la North broadway district
go
WEST A WHEELER fNC.
Real Estate. fsaHuss Insurance and
Rents
CoimHH building.
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THE Markets

Western avenue was again busy
Thursday morning The steamer
goods that arrived Monday night
caused heavy sales This years
fruit crops from outside Of this state
have had a hard timg getting ln
ahead of the native goods. Tuesday
morning Bigl0w and company re-
ceiyed cratic Of tomatoes and r.
sack Of peas from across Lake
Washington. M, first Of the season.
Oregon berries are beginning 10 ar
rive They are the best berries that
have been on the morket this spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

Iueretin Haywood has brought
suit FOR divorce from e. A. Hay
wood on novel grounds alleging
that soon after her marriage To- him
he turned their home into house
for receiving stolen goods aud even
attempted by force % compel her
70 nteul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09
For s.i.-Rssl H.,s,.
INTERNATIONAL REAL as
STATE AND AuNEWrfHs
fNu AGENCY.
Rooms = and e Union hlueH
Phones Main fltu

10 Nice room house on elh ave-
lat ANln CORNER. fine EaHHHn
planted see photograph ~ this AZ
cur HffHHH. AFfnH.
81 90 h.Faam house small orchard III
rear eufHeE cement sidewalk ~
front HaaiEa : blocks from 50
line.
Lots in west Seattle. from So to flEa
each. 81 down g. pee muHfh
gl.D.ais acre iu fiiiimnu Garden tfueIt.
tiil Friday good Huil.
FOR EXCHANGE
q 80 Decided timber claim lm aFfE fn
Mill cruise a aal0 feet FIR aud
cedar VIII ekeh0uEt fHF heMhss 81
Seattle. would pay HufuH dlffsfs
ture. 81 assume mnFfnuEr. STE
office for isEaf description
q so sasaers farm not Tar from Kent
~ arHHH bottom. H CLEARED #Ha
planted Enad houfF aud hafH|
stream = living water u bead
~ cattle VIII srll with farm fer
90 Would exchange Ter Eaad
Seattle properly. -
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81 Seattle never hscaminr great
rlty. hut We have now luo. 90 people
poo lntH ll FrufH ago are now hrliluF
fof $1,000 ~ 10 per week invested
viii make yaa fith Il you hans On
Co them. because We viii have hair
million people ia Seattle in ten
years. Why let the bank invest your
when you ran all the risk n The
hank guau broke. sou lose don Z
your. u 10 nusgeeds you 80 ogll a
money = safsf n iots bsea use ~ no
one can steal them Lots are only
- up. with city water mains HuA
sidewalks laid. only % min. ride
take Wash ~ car a. Southeast f.
TO SIZE rs To BUY.
$40 Beacon TIN lots. aii cleared.
beautiful view nice and level Your
own tfrutH. Price tiaa
NO Beautiful level merr trnrfH. fine
aoil nanqy g electric car cKe.ii ~.
fI.b-b scrcs n No sail. some cleared
eaay drive to Seattle. terms on part
lss s s,5 s e s2a ias9 e ,s,a. nine
Come in ard So zee. u sou want snaps
CHARLES - ADAMS.
ittsAa AftNh
SOME FINE HpILplNG LOTS
iea lots aii cleared. left with uH 20 sell
Also a number If fine slghtly lots tn
West seattle. uKefiauhinE the sound.
81 different pflesa from 30 % -
same very fine IalH close 20 Wood
ss .sea sss q - llss al'a ~ um
several overwhelming Lake Washington
fer 10 and Up
4 flns bulidinE lots On Lake Union for
Hoe These arr some ~ our best
building lotH We have lots 90 choose
from Call and tuoA them over.
NJ MiCiiENEH. - Lumber Exchange
30 Five lots on Mountain View
Hetghls These iaN level uu one q
the hsst corners IN the section city
water. graded street ue finest xlsN
IN the County acesssilis O. car
unos. in every wag = choice location.
For three daYH - offer these ~
harrifice oNnsf must raise cash Go
make payment au house and lot he
eSns ~ anetiasf psft = city Terms.
n. 4. FAY a CO.
ieH Second Ave. -ia
wfrTLEn a JOHNSTON.
Houses. Lots Farms. Acreage.
teu q acres vefY choice land. - IN
rulflFniiuu HneA house hnu barn
school adlnimiuE z miles from Eoud
market tuNn4 s sHIles from Everett
Come iu and see "a Ter good buys Ia
al lines - real estate.
Rooms "a % - Downs nidE. 20 md
Avenue
Main al fhaueH~ Ind AgfN
just north ~ kHheurnr Ave. over
looking Lake Union and city. H-ruum
house uaW being completed Bath
room r0mpiate and plenty - clothes
presses lat elKift Price only o. .satl
1slH cash. balance z years.
Desirable b.ruom cottage with Haiue
81 tho modern EHHFaniFucra rhHlea
lot eVliG on Aurora Ave. rlohr 81
e. freanut and close 20 car Price
only a. 60. 49, CaNh. balance long
time az per cent
We have a lg-fpem hassr. unfinished
inside. II block from Everett Inter
urban and 2 blocks from Fremont
ballard car line. on Day st. for
5000 cash This u surely n taf=
Eain. Remember ~ give a round
trip g. Portland Nifh ever purC haaa
made this SEEK
HUNT s EDDY
Cor. Burke and ana ave. ballard
Phone ballard "a If
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SPECIAL RATE.

East via Northern Pacific onV
$3.50 20 winona Lake. Ind, ana ~
turn. Tickets on sale May u cay
Call at n. y. Ticket office. !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

Groom house fine lots. fine view.
lots ~ fruit trees an bearing. plenty
~ HffH - berries and other small fruit
You VIII want IL " you see it. Price
s. 100.
Groom house. lot WKi00 some fruit
trees. small greenhouse. lots ~ small
fruit good garden. Price f1go0.
4-rO0m house. lot l2NNl1O. - fine fruit
trees all bearing. best Of auil. only
tit15.
T-ronm house and I acre 81 ground
highly improved. barn and outbulld-
iuRH Price Ei50
Al. MfCHENEh, "a Lumber Exchange
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Beans. dry. per ewt ts2gsa7Bs
email whites. ta2baa78s large
whites. tsWai5; pink beans. - &c
baYo beans sa2b. Lima bearv y.
green benH i5c ID. wax beans ibc lb.
beeta per sack 7GcWti 90
Piacentis cabbage. zhc. rauliflower.
case. $3.50. garlic. new. i5c.
onions yellow, 10. &C.. young onions.
Zoe spinach, crate. Toe. lettuce.
ais08u 100. head lettuce. d0z, SOC.
parsley Zoe doz carrots. s 0om I.gG
pet sack Yakima potatsea. 5Egm "a.
Greedy potatoes. t2fooa 200; new
California potatoes. 10000 20 90.
White River potatoes. t2a09ft25. 90.
Minnesota potatoes. $1,000. APP
pies. fancy 1860 226. California
sweet potatoes. 1850. attiehokea. per
doz.. lte. California celery. 81 dor.
native fhubnrb. lee cueumbera
tbe4 $50 per do1en. long green.
$50 per loren. asparagus. ac.
Waila Walln aHpa uRua. 81 1bMZ box
summer asparagus. TOO. CALI
fornia barb. box. 81 20. green peas.
s0 laei tomatoes. f225a1h0. green
peppers. 15c 10. telephone peas 1zc,
hiaslaaippi tomatoes. if25 crate.
Prults
bananas. bunch. tz.E0a 60, Gates,
ID. "a 0ec. figs. y lib bricks. ANS.
nRE. neediess. i0-Ib cartoons, 90
g ihe. grape fruit. seedleaH. $3.50
9a276 lines. aec f@r hum
dred navel oranges. $4,000 co.
fnefsifauica sweets. i22t efanber-
fsea. 80. .lneapuieH. fancy. 500
per dozs strawberries. 111GnZZ5
Der crate. Oregon berries. 100
white grapes. box, t8.be.
Butter and Cheese.
Washington cheese. Ice, cream
brick cheese. Use. California cheese.
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For Sale by owner e=ruem house. Mad
iHau lot fDEiH fHIt basement. uFt
price t0n Terms eaHV Inquire
80 100 18Th avenue. Or no y. =.
Block. q
FOR SALE New tsranm house. pan
tries and bathroom fine view
bleeka from Beacon Itiii ear, very
cheap. 500. easy terms. lbf Hlx.
tfeHth Ave. So Ia
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IT, any evening. your eops o =
st ,.,, nm rs sunset Main 1859 or y,
AZ sfndeat HISS. any time pe ','I b
$500 and 7s00--and a W. ms
sent you at once py -ssee
Souger.
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WIN be effective daily to May l'' !.
Prepay passage OF your relaus -. II
,,,enas. by mail or wire win o ~
Northern Railway. First ana s.s
Money back II tickets not useu
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NHiHHHaHHA9 HAssaAa NsNtIH|# HHHH - Y
stream = living water Il head
~ cattle vii cell with farm fer
aeo Would exchange Tor geed
Seattle properly, -
FREMONT PROPERTY.
The noet nssiFa bic Part u Seattle
ron A HOME
LOTS 5axHa ehoics and slightly.
uYsrinokink Lake tuion, city and
mountains T. the east. blocks from
ser 40 h.as - tfgm efaHt -
tss ~ - 6ain~I ~. sffaaesa -
nuit Z ser cent interest on deferred
payment.
Take Green Lake ear TO dewitt street
HERnERT BALDWIN
ODD fhiyls,ms nglLplNo
Phones 4 fG North u.
lots Ereofa house only tna
81 lots ard house. enit q 10
iofs e'Nfla zach. small house Tor TO
s.rnom cottage. All paprrrd 20 nice
The furniture EWna Wifh ". uniF 10
Here ls genuine hHrEntu. broom
cottages and lat. Ter onlY 8 -
Rect one and i've IN the other VIII
A nirs s.roann eattars. iot sarto. all
=, 70 sEsfEsssa berries and bearing
.-fsem eottass. : lots. n fine fruit
hiarkharflsas Price t.1a
: lots. small house a good buy fer
some ere only SCI
a. MfCitENER 20 Lumbcr Exchange
Three axao lots on Queen Anns IllIl
ruuf NtaN AMI a corner Just the
corner 80 1Atsf -, hi a.s ''s
Price q 80 cash
one iot ou sth ave west good view
80 street improvements paid
rgtfare naf finished street improve
ments PAID elegant view n.spa.
sosi6 % 10th. corner. ncp terms. Il
10 acres ~ fruit land. Win saoaa feet
~ coed tituhaf CA IL. 3 miles south.
east ~ Kent price only W per acre
timber viii pay Tor the land.
a see n Improved land miles frem
soid prize MO per acre. sems
n 'i 9. fnYERs ! co. a. Arcade BIDS.
HERE Al. =. ~ VT YIN
l.room plaHtsreh hnuae. Close @ Nsa5
ia0n street fer si,iea. with . small
payment d0wu.
Broom cottage. block from Madison
street IT, With a small payment
down.
E-ronn cottage. usw. on 9TH avenue
Tor 81 100 80 each. balance Ou mouth.
~ pay mantHt
Broom cottage, new. on Queen kuae
lIil 81 90 small payment down
.-roon cottage. on ear line. and
larFe lots Tor So. part cash.
HAMILTON A OLSEN.
SO Marion nldE.
10 YOU want fine home at an ~
trrmciv low price,
brand new a=Feom house. pantFsa.
hath. inrsg elethgs prcssca' r. eihE
tifaiiv located on Qurtn Anne lin
ana must be sold Of once. We rave
fho exclusive Hate ~ this property.
70 you want it h srl pf'e an !, ,es ny
Better sec thia place, 900
TWgHOGER a co.
coz Oriental Block
Main 1891 PHONES IND. e.t
oreat lard saie~cioaing out all mr.
cioss-in acre tracts AZ ballard. Green
ieke Fremont and on Lake WASH
inrton al - per acre up, terms 10
cents n DAY. Zee the owner. HUI
mar, IN Times block al once. u
For Sale Good Groom house; lot Cor
100 improved. fruit rtca. berries ana
flowers Cheap. a9il CorliHH ave.
IntonH. -
CHEAP HOUSE. lots. $50: also
lots. 2-aforY house. 500; also s-roam
houao. 4 lofs f3l5 Terms on all %
Them. So down. SO per month. Close
In on car line. city water. etc. Own
on. &. -. Hiilman. rooms i-2-5 Timra
block If
Almost n glft@3 lots near University.
Owner. No commission. q ~. care
Tho Star. TT
LOOK AT OTR LIST III ANOTHER
COLUMN.
HUNT a EDDY
COR. BURKE AND IND AVE,
BALLARD
PHONE BALLARD gfg. III
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To Mr.. aud Mrs Frank Gcnnil
Green Lake. April Is. a girl
To Mr. and Mrs \, e Erickson
GO Thomas street. May 6. a girl
To Mr.. aud Mrs Il. Hllta. May 6
= boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. o. r Kindson.
eSs2 Fourtecnth avenue, May ?. q
hey.
To Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. johnson.
May 1. boy
To Mr.. and Mrs. T. Stuchell, i4g
Twenty second avenue. May 4. a
gill.
To Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Hardle.
May Z. a boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Maloney
sest Lane street. May 6. boy.
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: ~ l-f0Om C0ttHEfl car Z DI0CkHI
strictly modern
Many ~ these have fruit iu abundance
ard can Voc bought uu easy terms.
Remember We give h raundetrlp o.
Portland Tor any purchase made this
week
HUNT 4 EDDY.
Cor Burke and znd ave Ballard
Phone ballard ia TT
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IL sale $50 library, new hooks. ior
f5aHQ.
PIKE STREET JEWntBY co.
Ave If
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Patent, per bbL. f47Gs e.
tie. Minnesota hard wheat -
Piilfbury, a. pulabury'a B~sf -.
standard Dakota. &c. Olympia a n.
Eie STRIFE. s47t! Holly. ig7Es co.
Northwest. 1915. Electric Ilsss
tTz6i Gold Medal. 1850. Ton Nossss
tt4B. Centsnnialu. best, tf.7I. Co.,
drop. tt7E. Patent Excellent ftit-
Novelty A, stzB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-09

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