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Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
TREASURY'S CONDITION
Subject of an Address by U. 5. TreaS-
 urer Roberts to Kansas Bankers.

Topeka, Kan, June Ellis H. Rob- erts, treasurer of the United States, ad- dressed a meeting of the Kansas Bank
 CTS association tonight. MT Roberts
 said, in part:
 'The treasury does not lack money. The outgO is in excess of the income.
 The matter does not concern the cur rency; it relates to the revenues. In eleven months of the current fiscal year the government paid out $36,638.- 624 more than it's receipts. This debit
 balance was not due to a falling off of income; for every item on that side
 there has been an increase, amounting in all to $2,172, ,S52. On the other hand, the expenditures advanced more rap idly. To June 1, as compared with like months of last year, the expenditures were. not reckoning the payments for the Panama canal then or now, $32,- 546 106 in excess. A year ago the pay ments made for Panama amounted to $50, ,O0O,O ,OOO; for this year thus far they were about $4,00O, 900, with obligations next January raising the sum to nearly $9,OO0, 900.
 "The condition is not a mystery; the nation is richer and spends more, fol- lowing the example of it's citizens. The great bills of expense are the navy, the rural free OellNery IlldllS, pUDliC Dullu- ings and the Panama canal. Yet there is deficit in revenue, but the treasury las nearly $7O.OOO,OOO in depositary banks and over $55, 100000 in cash in it's own vaults, which it can use for current obligations With $125, 900 actual money, the government can go on for two or three years without stringency, paying every obligation promptly and in full. Should the out lay continue to exceed the income, the secretary of the treasury. under the act of June 13, 1898, can make temporary loans on certificates of indebtedness at per cent, to meet public eXpendi- tures,' to the amount of $100,O0O,0OO. This problem always arises in weak as in strong nations. A growing power, as a growing family or man emerg-. ing from boyhood, accepts conditions cheerfully, and the American people will find a wise way to make both ends meet"
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
A BURNING AUTOMOBILE
Gives the Spanish King Another
 Touch of High Life.

London, June 7.-Under improved weather conditions King Alfonso paid an official visit to the city today. He was entertained at luncheon in Guild Hall h-v the Lord Mayor and the cor porauon os London. The processions, both going and coming from the city, were of the most imposing character, affording the people an opportunity to give a hearty welcome to the-young monarch.
 Later in the afternoon Alfonso and Edward went in a motor car to Rane- lagh, where polo match had been ar ranged. Lord Lansdowne, secretary of state for foreign affairs, tonight enter tained some sixty gentlemen in honor of Alfonso. The party included the Archbishop of Canterbury. Whitelaw Reid, the American ambassador, and a number of other ambassadors and min isters; Premier Balfour. several mem bers Of tl-e cabinet and Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
 After the dinner the Spanish ruler was present at a brilliant ball given by the Marchioness of Londonderry.
 The only unpleasant incident of the day occurred in Bond street early this morning. The Spanish king and three other persons were occupants of a mo- tor car and had passed through the shopping district without attracting unusual attention, when the car was to be on fire. The king and returned to Buckingham palace by another motor car, provided by detectives from Scotland Yard who were in attendance.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
To a Kindly Suggestion by
 President Roosevelt
IS ANXIOUSLY AWAITED
Not a Tender of Friendly Offices But An Inquiry as to Whether the Ser vice Can De Rendered. A Round. about and UnfavOrable Answer

St. Petersburg, June 8, 1O:3O a. m.- With Ambassador Meyers delivery to the emperor yesterday afternoon of President Roosevelt's message tender ing his good offices, the prospects of the presidents efforts to bring the bel ligerents together is believed to be distinctly brighter. It is equally evil dent that the situation is an exceed ingly delicate one.
 MT Meyer, when seen by the Asso- ciated Press tonight absolutely de- clined to say anything regarding the visit to Tsarskoe- -SeIo. The mission with which he was charged, or the Czar's response. The center of interest is again transferred back to Washing ton. However, it will probably require some little time to fully decide whether success shall crown the presidents ef- forts to end the war.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
A CALIFORNIA ATHLETE
Takes PrOfeSsOrship in the UniVsr-
 sity Of Arizona.

Oakland. Cal. June 7.-victor V LidSa, Of the University of California has received notice of his appointm-nf to take charge of the physical culture department of the University of Ari- zona His work at the university fin Tucson will commence in the fall
 Prof Lidga won the state medal awarded by the Turnvereins of Cali fornia in 1904 to the best au-roursd ath- lete- Prof Lidga will be the second California university man to join the Arizona institution. Kendric Charles Babcock, formerly professor of history. now president of the University of Ari- zona, w2s first
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
THE cHRIsTIANA COUP DEFEAT.

Christiana. Norway, June 7.-Norway from today is a fully independent and sovereign state. This is the text of editorials in Norwegian newspapers and reflects the spirit with which the people of Norway accept today's ac- ton of the Ssorthing when it pro claimed King Oscar no longer the king Of Norway. A resOlutioa toeShat -ef- feet was passed by. the StorthinS and without debate.
 At its meeting this evening the
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08

informed it's diplomatic representatives abroad, including Count Cassini, the ambassador at Washington, that the time for Russia to conclude peace has not -et come, and that when it does arrive Russia will open peace negotia- tions with Japan independent of for eign nations.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
A STEAMER ON FIRE.

San Francisco, June IA fire broke out in the forward hold of the steamer State of California early this morning and caused a loss of 25.OOO. On ac- count of the great quantity of water poured into the hold, the vessel is badly listed and would turn turtle but for hawsers attached to the Broadway street wharf. The blaze started among a quantity of paint and varnish.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
A TEXAS CONGRESSMAN.

Houston. Texas. June 7.-John M Moore the democratic nominee was elected to congress from the eighth congressional district at a speciaI election, in succession to the late John E. Pinckney.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
POPE THANKS MIKADo.

Rome, June 7.-The pope today ad- dressed an autograph letter to the em- perOr of Japan, thanking him warmly for the liberty granted to Catholic mis- sionaries in allowing them to enter the territory conquered by the JG panese and helping them to establish houses.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
WENT THROUGH A BRIDGE.

Milwaukee, June 7.-Information was received at the general offices of the Wisconsin Central railway in this city to the effect that the engine, mail ear and baggage car of passenger train No 2, eastbound, went through a bridge into the river near Colfax, Wis, to- day. There were no fatalities. The accident was caused by the flood
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08

with 70S delegates present. Owing to a cloudburst at Osage, I. T., a special train from St Louis, carrying over five hundred delegates. did not reach here until three o'clock.
 After the usual addresses of welcome by the mayor and president of the commercial club. the convention ad- Journed until thursday morning. To- night the delegates were tendered a reception and ball.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
THE KINGS REPLY.

Stockholm. June King Oscar sent the following telegram to Premier Mil chaelsOn: I have received the cOmmu- nication of the council of state. The record is a most decided protest against the method and action of the government.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
RUSSIANS AT MANILA.

Manila, June No deaths are re- ported among the Russian officers or sailors since the arrival here of the three cruisers commanded by Admiral Enquist. There are no indications of their departure. The Admiral has not heard from St. Petersburg since his ar rival. German steamer Gaardine is passing in with coal for the Russians.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
A LATER REPORT.
The Russian Admiral Hears From St.
 Petersburg.

Manila, June S.-Rear Admiral En- quist received at 1 o'clock this morning the following cablegram from St. Pe- tersburg:
 Remain at Manila for disposition by the American government Effect re- pairs if possible. (sigued.) Nicolai." Governor Wright requested Rear Ad- Train to arrange for the disposition of Russian WarshiDs and their officers and crew.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
osCAR PRosTRATEp.

Stockholm, June 7.-King Oscar, whose health IS not very good, is very much shaken by the crisis. The coun- cil of state has decided to call an ex- traordinary session of parliament, and probably no action will be taken before parliament meets.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08

Superintendent Hendricks continued ms investigation Of Equitable officers and directors today. Hendricks hopes to submit his report to Governor Hig- gins b., the middle of next week
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
RuRLINeToN wAsHouT.

Sheridan, WyO, June 7.-Thirty- eight miles of track on the Burlington road, between this city and Cody, was washed out by the sudden rise of streams. Ten freight cars were washed into a ditch near Coburn.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
THE NATIONS EDITORS.
The Annual Meeting of the Association
 At Guthrie, Okla.

Guthrie, O. T.. June 7.-The twen- dieth annual convention of the National Editorial Assocition was called to order this afternoon at Brooks opera house,
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
VICE PRESIDENTIAL GUEST.

Flint, Mich. June 7.-Vice President Falrbanks was the guest of honor to- day among 3O.OOO visitors who attended the city's golden jubilee and the lay ing of the corner stone of the new fed eral building.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
Poor penmanShiD Poor Spelling
 and Poor Typewriting


  to prepara- n to Any Busines Man in Phoenix of
  rom O here of Rapid rhandW
  typewriter repeat areo of vita mpor
 May be English
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
IS NORMALLY SLUGGISH
The Condition of the Stock narket
 Yesterday.

New York, June 7.-There were no important changes in the stock mar ket today. The gains of yesterday were not sustained save in a few lines and the general tone of the market was sluggish.
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
STOCKS.

B. & O., 1O7h; pfd. 97; C. & A. 34; pfd. so; c. N. w. 192; c. NJ & St. P, IFS; C. s. 27; pfd. 57; End pfd. S4A; D. & R. G. 27A; pfd. S41a; Erie. SeA; pfd. 785s;- End pfd. 651a; l. c. 15S14; Mexican Central, 19%: M F. 961z; M. K. & T. PTS; pfd. 61; N. Y. Central, 1894; Penna. 134; Reading, 94; pfd. 91; 2nd pfd. S9; s. P. 615s; pfd. 119; U. P. 1215s; Wabash, IS B; pfd. 375s,
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08
NOT PEACE TIME VET.

Vienna, June Tt is learned here tonight that the Russian government
Arizona republican., 1905-06-08

WANTEb-vacant lots within half mile of Washington and Center streets Will trade equity in good brick house of six rooms for vacant property. A good deal for some one. Pascoe, no N. Center St
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

TwoRqoFH 4 CO

80 Oriental Hiaeh
Main 1871 rhnnsH AAa
Wv W. ~ = Rlg e letH @tla
rpa- i.us s'siu street improvements ell
n an1 paid for etih Ave. near
Denny WaF terms
sad stfssi srsalaS 81 Ia 49, asd
paid fer NHfu4s
tte-A ufat t.Fnum cottage gafuef lot
ga.. eiif water and ssuef II and
ss s'i ~ q Ma az & 's rss.h s.aa g
talo- broom gutiase Z idfa. kaxiM
each. city water M3h Ave-
n A., s.r--rs ~. = - = H., H.. mr.
ysrd. ~ miles from T'Ianaaf
hluarU. lot aaNiaa fsIaHff ~
ifuii trees sud rass bushes on
land ,li2 water ard gHadsd
81 30 neasffai Groom cattarH ia TIL
modem : lsts baEiea eel. aa
balance So Der month
VI fta- afnnm eatfaEr modern M 81
iHl. street improvements 80 n HHa
Iad - Rather lieishtH eHf
q. 20 -f-rogm cottage. modern iat 81
in Denny WaE near iefh Ave
80 daan. balance Is - per ma
TIE, room house iuai Finished @ aii
stalrr. alaa reception hail. large
fire place la aftinE faam s faan5a
and bath 80 afHIfa. CORNER Tot a
In Queen Anne ffiH Terms
o. 70 Fine Capitol ffIu residence. fHHl
finished Groom hauHw % all r.
HprctH mndefu lot taNtaa xafh
Ave North $50 dhwu. balance
on tanF terms
o. 10 s-room hause. modern. on CAPT.
tUi fillt corner lot MNtH TERMS
Come and see uH Or cali as hN phone
We have some choice residences au
Capitol. Esutun and Queen Anne
Hiila also well located infH ai1 over
the city We viii ba pleased e. rIFa
yn4 any Information Yau wish
TWoHudEH 4 co
o. Oriental Block
Main iRu Phones Am
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

AUCTION sALE Oh liis sEAaoN
ELEGANT FUWNlEI = t.
NlGkERrON e CO.
Have received iHalfuct.ens fram NIfa
li huWcu to sell hN auction a. her
new home. INA 18th Avenue AXE
capitol iilN ear. aaH "Wednesday tH#
ltih ~ june. ht tHn sharp fifEaHt
brass mounted beds bird esq maple
and Enldru uak hurtHua and COM
modes. tine springs and mntffezaHH#
bed linen and bedding e the hHst
clrNtut diuiuE ruQmt set eaat flH
extra fine mHhnNhHv NaEIaH fHfHia
tura, flnn Fufkiah Wilton and hiHH=
Tow gafUata upright HiHHa pt fhe
boot Emo cut glass hfaaa ana HilNfE
cauHaianraH fine els head. couch
Turkish couch covers elegant china
willow WNre. lace rurtHiH#. tahlr llu=
en- hand uutehtd Rud MeNteaa
trawnwufk Navajo blankets HHfN
Tarr iuaian ruftaa. chairs rockers
full art 90 cucFeiuHa HeffiaeHHs
TOR. gRa rauEc uueleum leather eaax
chairs. Kitchen utensils Hfan5tfs
ware. curiua nf eli aaflH Garland
steel raugr, etc. The aHoka MI BE-
ul view On Monday and Tuesday
only from to . LuHch provided
~ a.. Nlc kaftuu q Co. auEtipHeHHa
Phone Main il1i. iadepsn deHt tf5f
=IH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

CHICKEN RhNCH-iH acres. an par.
TALLY Improved handy 20 Seattle
market lHun lH nearly lrsrl. excel
tant aail s-rwnm house. harm rrNerni
chicken haueeH. plenty running Nat-
er 81 aaN
RonENT MALTBY.
FtH. N-aI Alaska BLDG ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
Great hsfLh.rn BILL.

wli sell greatly raaaesa rouna.,.,.
excursion tickets r. St Pan So
city Kansas city. 81. Iouis rsa
cnro. MilWaghee and ether -.
tanf Eastern cities on Jsns I'd Il
10 and H. limited 70 ninety a. =
Temporary ticket 0fflca Prs -
Yealef. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
The Northern Pacific

viii sell on june iith to I'm IN.
elusive. round frin tickets "a III
Eastern points az greatly Feess.s
rates. For tickets and all snfsrrs.
ton call at \. =. City 0ffiee. sssi.
ne. %.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
AMERICAN WON

PARIS. June l2.-Thc Grand
Prlx Of $4,000 was won easily az
Longchamps Sunday by Michael
Ephrussis Finaascur. with Nash
Turner the American jockey. up.
The betting was TO against
Fiuasseur. Nine horses ran.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

ROME. June 12.-It e. reported
here that Miss Mary Newbier. who
recently died In a boarding house
In Florence, has bedueathed a for
tune Of $780, 20 tho Count OF
Turin. cousin of King Victor Eman-
uel Miss Ncwbler was an Ameri-
can from California. The count IS
said to have been thu continual
topic OF her conversation. and she
spent money freely in the hope OF
obtaining a meeting with him. while
she chose her walks with the same
object Doctors think u possible
that her death may have been the
s.-sstA - = k..s~t--- L---A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

No &C. g. aarfa unlmnrnVcd land near
Hlark Diamond uear Euumclaw lice
veil good soft iu good uFlEhhur-
haaH price son This is good in-
Neatmeuf NWueg viii exchange Tor
cts property
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

The Nebraska Lumber Dealers
association took the town by storm
sunday. There were Ifs people I'm
all
They were provided with free
transportation over the Seattle Flee
uie camuauy's lines and were given
a good view OF the city The main
object Of their visit here is 10 dis
euss the t0-cent rate on lumber be-
tween coast points and Nebraska.
Each tells Of the great benefit q
Viii be TO both shipper and con-
sumner. They also state that there
would be greater demand for
Washington timber II prices were
lower.
The excursiouists left for BciiinE-
ham and Everett NJ q. m. over the
Great Northern. and win return on
Tuesday afternoon. when the big
time" In this city will commence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
20 you PAY REMIT

fr8 %
u you DO. ponder on thia
neat fWuaruum cottage. with
city water in and paid cuff
Cieutiy furnished for family u
three. chicken house and Yard
with dozen chickens Included.
level lot. faxiig. Rruhbsd and
in grass with picket fence
around and only two blocks
from Madison ear! can be
bought Tor $50 cash. we only
have few DAYS on thia.
that's all we need You'll
have 20 act quick 70 get It.
fHELAN 4 COSTELLO.
Gil-3-f Globe Block
Main ioa3. Ind. 1903.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
NORTH BROADWAY DISTRICT

The most beautiful home
money can build A more
attractive. artistic and com.
Portable built home cannot
reffent View % city. lakes
AID mountains, concrete
basement uudtf whoih house.
large airy rooms fine
laFEa pantry and closets.
too much canuuf be said 10
see IL To- O. huy De- a. 80.
Hoo cash c-ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12
SOUTHWESTERN REALTT-iN-
NHHfMENT CO.
elssasfa Marion Block
arEWAHr. arEwARr. 4 co

noom % Union Block
8 go t.losant G-raom house. iat gHia0
nH 18th ave North street ima
pruxemrntH tu tsp down. balance
10 suit purchaser
9 - as.roafn modern house. lot wrfsn
laeaisd en @th Ave tao cash.
balance 80 per month.
ta0a Modern 7.rooin houss. iot toro.
located On Madison. so cash.
balance - per month
O. -. broom modern cottage iot tot
IN 8 blacks Madison 30 dauu.
balance ts per month.
8. spas Modern s-reqm cottage. lot OK
laeafed nu Queen Anne hii.
tfffHa.
g 80 PRETTY mgasru s-rDqm cottaEv.
II - iso located Queen Annr
Ave-. terms.
- I.ol ssiia l''b Ave Nor,h. sas,
q 80 Lot taEi.a 81 i5th Aye. jus,
n9rth - Kos
80 ueautifui lots sxi03 near car
lns - down balance s. per
month.
fE1-Haif aere tracts, located riEht on
car line. VII sell un ,as5 Terms
STEWART STEWART q CO.
Hpam q Union Block
rs firHt Avenue.
Yor woRKfNa MIN
ss igs., + ss "i sg gS ssg.a s, ass
price that a. year or 90 would
make YuH independent You could
then euiay life and not have 90 VERY
about losing your situation NJ look
ms for waFk You don't think there
are such gngoffunitics tell you
tesre a - and ! cen prove y 20 you.
porinniiy faT tour or five men 70
- into wfth me and W. can all hes
Nau1e rich. fhlH mas sound faktrY.
but q e honest facts Surely you
tuNeHtiga flnE the proposition thor.
QuKif which f. al ask. For fur
thaf uaft4rulnfH, address u 81 Nc
cod. residence INA Nlnctsenth Ave
Hex it6 Ia
For ssle-idssl suburban home. bar.
Ealu tnr eash ten lots l.aN.o front.
lag - aud "a AYES n W. near
9Th West mostly cleared ail fenced
q p ffult trees. slrsWbcrrira. currautH.
raspee.ies. chigkeus geege. ducks
worth 8 90 will cell for 81 Go0 $50
cash balance easy terms Take
Fremont Ballard ear 90 North end.
walk east to Third Ave. See Mr
kunhel ~ Second Ave. after B
o'clock
eHERMAN. CLAY a CO. Ia
FOR SALE
e adu r. the price FOR q few DAYS only
a. one Of the best bargains in scar.
? tie realty iH e lnrEe lot Glxfl0 Just
two and one half blocks from the
usW Union Depot
81 - for five acres ~ good land four
blocks from Foster Station
EH1 Tot saraum house. modern. on
Queen Anne Ave. North Terms
MiNAfifF bros
Room so coiman Bldg If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

OWNER WANTS MHaEH@MAA =
A& uFFkH
Twenty acres thFHesHEEh - = ~ =
froin The east shore ~ Like S. ash
iuEtun. wifh y asFEH cleared IHu
houses barn. FIRE snfink It HafHH.
- bearing fruit trees f8Hs aHFHH I5
straw berries. haN acre f. farfa q -
ard faHpifrfseHs uitaEefhef very
. deHira be property Gene iH. s. and
look az lf aua make Faaf HffeH
A. Law RENEE est1 Second A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

These wiahlan ar cutting and 60 pick
atraN berries hF Tire Ealiun. Tor pfr-
AFN8nK purposes. GO &C. AtMAN NJ
khsllake 81 Nlyat landlnw. vast of
Like Washinktnu. No danger %
disappointment q acree 90 clean
berries Ho ulek ffam FahF steamers
Haas ef Unity Keller 81 Lsfcni
Hark nant f1raef e. take Your
lunch TeleHhoue. Ind. III. Arman-
afaut. CiFda -f1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12

Mac Keaue as Mafpier.ie Mn
ara Scott a. MaHHI.fa and H.
Pollard aH FaHu did fhaf -
capable beHf In aHaR sunday :
iefnp0u and evening and affEsa.t
seattle has had rather a aIffe5t =
tho old psychological play. gaoai.
audience came ont uau Ia 1be n
leihgon and evening proof u ~
popularity which the Vatsan con-
pany % gaining.
Tho play was we'll handled ts.t
Ia Characterization and aaesfe
fectH and should BE- Il dfaaIre -
through the first half OF The - -
~ % 10 ba followed b. Same
Tho second Heez n The TT
stock company engagement a. -, -.
Third Avenue opened SUNDAY -
tefuoon with as large an audl.s--
No. could crowd Into he hgase
queen n the Highway 49,
Taylor eonaidera his maaterulees =
tho way n neIoifamaH. Il es,,st.s =
deserving ~ the opinion. ~
mafea and auti=elImafss are nums.-
Gus enough and thrilling eneaeI :
supply half a dozen meIofrs,s...Dg
plots. The versatility ~ the -.
pnny wac demgasffafad bv
Diete switching about 81 he ~
with no distraction from the ns,.,,
Of the play.
The new bin A. the star ,hs.,..
which opened Monday afiernoer Z
a particularly attractive one -
ME Calef and Andrew Wsls.ar
formerly dramatic sfars are ~.
leading features q the bill r.
clever sketch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-12


Look
Here ara the homes you have been
ipohlnH Tor 80 long.
u.z9 on queen Anne Hni near sIh
and Crockett 81. g nice Groom eHt=
iago Ills bargain at price. 40 viii
hauuln d.
q. 90 Tho cheapest aud best s.faem
cottage au hgHtan ltiit EFEfE thing
nce hua msaefa Terms fsff saHf.
u.e9Q wll buy nice g=fesm cottage
and lat ighlaH n. EFffE fhiHE mHaefhz
located near atu aud 4alniur HHulH
ward. hHf uh at once II sou aHe lQ9A=
ing for q hiE anap
10 " FORESTER.
WIZ ouiau aud Company Inc
20 bailey Building b9lh fh9aea 81
FREMONT LOT At A SACRIFICE
Dn3 ton avenue near KHhaHtne. 0slN.
Nothing better A genuine bargain
~ a. Ihis "a guieh haEfe
ANANNhtafHH NtAHA p taH AAtHAA A.
Ui-a AianAa BOG. Ia
TRACT or ss8klM rEgr
Mqnt 90 it entirely cleared aHa HuHaHa.
togqed. iu garden small hgHse an0a
well street Efaded ana Ped fQr hfs
minutes walk from old HeutHu ear
. fare TaeI cen be divided Price
n.osp terma p ngI miss tins.
A NV HOUSE.
OF tract 81 texlM fsft aH cleared.
~ spisEdid walsr gfise -. as -,
oh}ap gsfo IL . spIsfdId ehahes %
- kcHEs lHRtaATEp
IN WeHstehes Valley ~ miiea ton
s ss s's 6ars Al oT fssne.8 l aaFss T.
EDpist nov loaded uifh ffaIf. sfFaN
berries HaH The very best volcanic
ash. . rods O. school Price fAasa
c4ar terms. : splendid chance ard
N a Il eIAMbki - a'ss's
- Union hik II
INTERNATIONAL REAt ESTATE
" aud y Union 81. ID first Avenue
Phone Main us1
70 Have fuu fuia amount Come II
ana ree 80 ~ once about n fine =
room house. lot elAis1 aH Ger iiHe.
and leu can paf ua 81 peg month
LAND
81 hcrsa choicest black anii in White
WFcr valley . a.rss in meadow
Jbs cleared lard planted IN spads
uiil pay for the Land - mils from
thriNluE city near Seattle rHH lee
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50 ana - 6a7id2a' BIZ Is III firs ~ avenue
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