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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-08-17

While regarded as an organization Re
publican. the new Commissioner is not
tied up to Celenel Dickinson. He is
more of Pagan Republican than
Dickinson Republican, and should there
be clash in the Police Board he would
be more likely to side with the Mayor
than with the party leader. The I'M
preston prevails, whether true or not,
that Police Justice Frank j. Higgins
and City Treasurer William &. Ely had
something to do with Mr. Potts's ap-
pointment. The new Commissioner and
the Police Justice are law partneps and
are close personal aid political friends.
1t is also understood that County Chair
man Edward Fry and Edward Mitchell
had knowledge of the Mayors inten-
tions and offered no objections. If this
be the case, the Mayer can trnthfully
say, if he is so inclined. that he bowed
to the wishes of the organization, even
though he may have displeased Colonel
Dickinson and his friends The four
men mentioned are oEioers of the Geun-
ty Committee and are as much part
of the organization as is Col Dickinepn
This is the view taken of the situation
by a Fagan Hspubliean who, willie rec
ognizfng Col. Dickinson $. leadership, dis
putes his right to dictate the policy Of
the organization.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-08-17

It can be said with truth that the
appointment came as a genuine surprise
to the new Commissioner When Mr..
Potts left his office in the Commercial
Trust Company's building in response
to the Mayors telephone message, he
had not the faintest idea of why he had
been sent for. Without any. formality
Mayor Fagan told him he had decided to
give him the appointment Of Police Com
missioner. Judge Potts blushed and the
Mayor thought he was going to say:
This is so sudden But he didn't. In
another second a smile Of satisfaction
spread over his face and thanking the
Mayor profusely lie accepted the prof
fered Commission a school boy just
made captain Of q baseball team could
not have been more proud than the for.
mer Police Justice as. be walked out Of
the City Hail telling the friends he met
oil his way to his office Of the glad tid-
ings that came TO him from the Mayors
office.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-08-17

We ATfiE TONS.
IA NEW YORK, Aueuat.17, 1905 ore.
east for. the thiety-4ix heuFs ending
r IN FridaE ~ air today and tb-mor
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1905-08-17

Aside from whatever political sigaif-
canoe it may have, the appointment of
Mr. Potts is regarded with faver. He
stands high in the legal profession and
enjoys the confidence and esteem Of
the people of the city. His party has
honored him in years gone by with ap-
pointive and elective offices. and his
popularity was so great that he was
nominated for State Senator and also
for Mayor The Police Board and the
Police Department win be better off for
his appointment. Whether Mayor Fa-
gan has improved his chances for re-
election remains to be seen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
INDIGNANT OVER NEGLECT
0F WOODLAND PARt

The alleged neglect Of Woodland
park by the park board is the cause
OF 80 much dissatisfaction at Ere
mont and Green Lake that the pro-
posed park bond. II put to vote
at the present time. would probably
receive a death blow from that sec
ton of the city
At n meeting Of the park board
Thursday afternoon committees
from the Fremont and Green Lake
local improvement clubs brought M
the Woodland park matter. as we'll
as other grievances. II is claimed
that despite the tendency Of Wood
land park 20 become a popular and
heavily attended resort. II Is being
shamefully neglected by the board.
and is even in worse shape than Il
formerly "
The north end people cannot un-
derstand why the park board should
have spent most OF fits funds last
year In constructing houlevards
through Washington park. while
forgetting all about Woodland.
They assert that the opening of the
former has been of benefit to no
one but the Puget Mil company
which owns the property adjacent.
The park. they say. is nothing but
rough tract OF impenetrable un-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

American cheese, Ice. a
Eaas.
Ranch eRRs. A2cs Oregon, zoe.
Eastern. 2b@2Gc
Sugar.
Dry graduated. sacks 100 lbs,
81 60. Fruit graduated. sacks 100
lbs, $3.50, beet, per sack iBtVs
Golden 6, $500. Extra 6. $40
Poultry.
Dressed chickens. fGM iGci live
chickens. 14c. spring chickens. i3e.
old hens. i2c, turkeys zoe. geese,
i3e. ducks. tac. Wild ducks. NAL
ards. each Toe, old fooHosa, te.
Meats.
Dressed steers. 6h nfe. dressed
mutton. GM7 We. dressed pork, "a e.,
light veal. 7m9c. heavy veal, ~ bcs
dressed lamb 7Mcs live steers. F3.z5
per ewt. live sheep. 800 per cWtt
live hogs. fG.25 per cWts live veal
fb00ett700 per cwt. I've lambs.
tz25A 500 por head. rabbits per 10,
Zoe.
Reported for The Star by Down
ing. Hopkins a. Co.
CHICAGO. Nov Following are
Board OF Trade quotations today;
Wheat High Low. Close.
Dec. 50 i-2. 50 ~. 50 Is.
May. 90 "a. 50 ~. 30 Is.
Corn
Dee. &c. IS "a. &c.
Dee. old. 80 3-s, &c 1.s. &c 3.s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

derbrush and stumpage. situated II
such an out Of the way place tha
nobody will ever 60 TO It. Sewers
OF the indignant north enders hay
even gone so far as TO declare IN
there are not 80 people in the w.0l
city who know where washirxf0
park is located.
To these criticisms the park hoaf
has replied that IL is simpls fol
lowing out the olmsted plan wit
consistency. and that II cannot Al
ford 10 deviate to make little lm
provements here and there, wher
there may happen TO be some spe
cial demand for It. The member
claim that they must proceed upO
a definite plan as outlined by Ohm
sted. which means that their ftr<
DUTY is to purchase the land Will
which TO make parks and boule
wards. The work of putting Wood
land park In formal shape by plant
Ing flower gardens aud shrubbers
would ba excessively costly, thes
say. and must wait. They think tia
the park is large enough at II,
present time. but when IL becomes
necessary TO make more room tbs
required clearing win be made
They are pursuing the same polio.
In regard TO Volunteer park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

May. 1858. &c s-s. lGl-2.
Dec. 90i-4. 30l.s. COLT
May. 90 5-s. = a.s. % IS.
an. 1852. i2n. 1917
MAJ. 1910. 1882, 1861
Liverpool wheat closed: Dec. 10
lid. March, n ] i-bd.
NEW YORK. Nov 3.-Followins
are gfock quotations today:
AmalR. Copper. - %. 30 ~, - b-b.
Am. Sugar. f43 81. ~. ~.
brook Il. r.. 777-s. 7G 10. ~
peoples Gas. 10l IS. 104 -. ioA IA
Metropol.. 1913 IA. III -, l1l -
4. &. Steel, IS 3-s. 81 IL. ~ 80
L. s. s.. pfd.. f0G s-s. 105. JOB Is.
Atehle0n. 80 "a -. - -
Il. & o.. 1924. ~ IA, ~ -.
can. Pac. ia Is. IL -. l1s IL
Erie. BOg-s. 1878. so 3-s.
/. & n. 1b2 2-s. i5Z. lb2.
Mo. pac.. I0f a-s. 100 5-s. i03 ~.
Penn. f43 IL. ffz So. l4z -.
Heading. Iss "a. 152 "a. 1873.
Rock Island. 20 Is. - ~. ~ -.
south. Pae.. 20 IS. 60 80. 50 ~.
sd. paul. $50 "a. 17s Is. $50 -.
Union Pac.. I3lf-4. 1872 IS. 1913 10.
~ cent 1914
n Y. Cent. i521-4. i6i "a. i5i II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
Millionaire Lumbermen
Sued By Government
UNCLE SAM INSTITUTES BIG SUIT IN ST. PAUL, IN WHICH
COMPLAINTS ARE plREcTe 0 AGAINST TWO WASHINGTON
OFFICERS

ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. s.--Suiis
began today In the Federal eour,
against Frederick weyefhauser, An
eisy 4 SpraRue. the Ithaca Lumber
company. &. A. Smith a Co, Rich
ard chute. LeHusuer Lumber COM
pany. Felthouse Land company. VIII
liam Il I'M. r. ~ Foley. T. W. Ir-
win. Alger Smith A Co. J.. J. Gran
MIA and william Sauntry, all
wealthy. 20 recover &c tracts OF land
for the government The land Was
purchased by the defendants from
Frederick A. Hyde. John 4. Benson
aud &. p Glover Land frauds are
charged. but ~ IL claimed the land
was taken lnnoceutly In exchange
for California lands. II r. alleged.
through G. W. Clark. Of san Fran
cisco. agent for the trio. The CON-
plants implicate woodford y. Har-
Ian. william ~ Walk. hen y. Allen.
forest superintendent. aud Grant ].
Tagaart. forest supervisor Of the
state of Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
SEIZE OIL-SOAKEO FURNi'T ''' =
TO USE AS E.

Fearing that DIR. w. +. Kelley.
charged with arson and now out un-
der cash bail Of $500. might secure
a restraining order through his at
torney, w. r. Scott, formerly prose-
cutting attorney for King county,
Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh is
sued orders to Chief of Police De-
laney early Friday morning direct
Ing the police 10 seize the OLE
soaked furniture and medical instru-
meut at the offices OF the "Syndi-
cate Doctors" 100 Marion.
The furniture and Instruments are
valued at about $4,000. though a
lesser valuation Is placed on them
by the prosecuting attorney, who
stated tDdny that $1,000 would
cover the personal effects.
Certain remarks dropped by
Kelley to ths paNsiman guarding
me apartments led TO the counter
Hay. wen flx you fellows before
tho day In out" n remark made by
Kelley TO a pafrolu1uff set the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

After nm inquiry into the facts
surrounding the collision causing
the death of Morris Brown, Of Ia
coma, a. Caution station Tueedhy
night. Coroner Carroll has found
that the death was accidental ana
no Inquest WAS held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

taken 20 prevent a.
restraining order agI
department.
Attorney Scott stat
his client would not re
Ing of a restraining
forced 10 do SO.
Prosecuting Attorney Macl
stated Friday morning tina
would file an information
charging Kelley with arson. hul
mitted that the case was 81
Kelley has succeeded n<nE~e.
an alibi. but hefoa the trial In :
we may be able 60 disprove T." M
the prosecutor. II intend 20 ma
the rooms remain just as they we
left on the morning of the fire
the firemen. and a Jury win Z
marched down from the court hon
70 see for themselves the evidence
Iineendiarism. should the aufho,
ties, "a the meantime. find tina -
Preparation 81 the crime we may
able 20 show that Kelley AZ IL
-~1"""F ~ At1f'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

Washington creamery. per ID use:
Eastern creamery. bricks. ID 2gc
Ia ktern tub. 10. 7td zse. cooking. 10
iLuisc. ranch butter. fauiec
Eastern cheese. twins. 10. lee.
washington cheese. TWAS. 10.
lee. cream brick. 10 ise. llmhurEsr.
10. lee. block Swiss. N. lie. young
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
100 PER CENT PER ANSuM
IL WHAT TIDE LANDS PAY.

IL WHAT TIDE LANDS PAY.
The average tide land LOT purchaSe
I've years ago has increased IN value
leo per cent
Lots bought three years ara h.v. ,r
creased SIC per cent.
Lets bought at present price. Will
ooubls In value within the next year
We can sell you well located lots nj,
800 and upwards on easv term. az
httls as one-fifth cash In some eases
The sdssnee In tho next year will be
Come In sne Sc. vha, We can offer
money. 'VN
HOWARD H. LEWIS a co.
THE TIDE LAND DEALHRA
HALLER BUILDING.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

NANTED-A man Who desires a
pleasant home near water and car
lins All kinds Of large and small
ws,sr 1870 a,s. s 1890 80 mai AL hs,,.s
for rent We have the place. ftsoo
on terms
II You have fasoa and wAni coed
baslnesa. that viii clear from f-fe
The tines, fruit ranch N IN. eeantry
Len apple trees. loo cherry trees.
pears and all kinds % small fruit
etc. large house and barn. ENsfys
hing ~ elsEan. SHAPE: tsrms tsao
Elegant froofn house. large basement
Nth furnace. electric ilkkls Gas and
fine fixtures. close In, t.e~a
t.foom modern cottage. easy walking
distan nee. o on. 100 cash.
Two lots and t-reen house. fine visw
All improvements In and paid fcf
q IN fise cash. balances easy pay
y . BrERs a CO. ~ Areaas
READ THIs
n SACRIFICE
CLOSE IN
7-rooun good house. reception halt hath
and panty Lot toxie9 fine shade
trees. sever. street grade and side
Sslk IN and pstd for near aood car
ttne and school t'luHr In Price
E.9So. I've cash. balance per cent
FORCED SALE.
PRICE pGon.
COST posoo
Elegant new s-room cottage. very at.
tfarfive design. double construction
throughout. concrete foundation. &c.
nsnt basement sas and electric
light. walls tinted, wood work beau.
tlfuiiy finished. Fine lot cement
walks street graded. sewer In and
raid A aNAp Terms
~ T. ORR a Co,
i07-k Alaska building.
Phones 1fsd.
LARGE tracts Of land. small house,
row and - chickens, must he sold
this week price ISL discount for
cash. OF terms. so down. 81 pet
month Take car on Washington
street TO Southeast Seattle ask for
Cuie or GIL. VI
BRooKLYS DISTRICT.
s-roam modern cottage. nearly new,
built 90 last. large closets, Tine view
g. CO. some terms
MERRITT REALTY CO.
La New York Block. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04


1900 crates OF grapes.
Vegetables.
Beans. dry, per cwt. ta2Busa7Bi
No small whites. tsso. choice
whites. t38t. large whites. iaettlbi
pink beans. 1850. bnyo beans. ttO0.
beets. per sack. 81. paranlpa, per
snck. 81. carrots. per sack. fbes tur-
nlps. per sack. 6bc: cauliflower, per
dor. 81. garlic. per 10. Sc. native
green peppers. per box, GbMsbe. Cali
ifornia peppers, box. ti.2b parsley.
dozen, 2be. squash, per ID. aMc;
pumpkins. tc. tomatoes. box,
cabbage. ta0 2e. tomatoes. per box.
7to. cukeH. per dozen. i09zbc;
corn. per doz. EdiOe. yeiloy tOma-
toes. 10. Sc eggplant. 10. &c. celery.
per dor. $4,000. potatoes. per ton.
tie9t20i sweet potatoes. per 100
lbs. t2.7L yellow Banker onions
v 10; walla Walin onions sack.
zoe. tueumhefs, per doz. saefHii 90
Yakima potatoes, per ton. tfTWttE.
Cranbefties. pet biol, tii09
Fruits.
rigs. case. y III. bricks. tlTS.
seedlesa figs. i0-ib. cartons $500
1850. Valencia oranges. a box, tt1
So. lemons. per case. aB4ta. Wen
atchee. box elcm 81 90. black
berries. per crate. ti.o0. bananas.
per bunch. 1900 crab apples, per
box, sea 90. east % mountain np-
tleH. tit0u2i natives. box. b0cWfi.
Cal. Ofayeneteins. 7GeMti.zbs par
snt apples. per box. fb490c.
Snow apples. ti7bU2o0. fancy APP
pies. eoe q 1900. watefmel0ns.
per dozen, ti0o a 1850.
ounce. box. ti912s: eantaIoupea
t0cHti nsars. boz. s5c Gti. native
pears, per box, 800. Figs. per
pound, per sack. &c. Auscat
grapes crate. tf2batit0. concoFds.
ie-lb. basket. $50 ahc. sesdless Sui
tana grapes. crate 81. Tokay grapes
per crate. ti2b: Blacks. crate
ti.2a; Hawaiian pineapples. doz.
tt.b0@ts.se. hucbieherftss. per
ID. Te. cocoanuts. per dozen. Tic.
Cal. honey. per comb. isAe. nee
tarinss. per boz. Use. pommegran-
lten. per box. tite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
ngIiRESs & MAHoSEY.

bEilRENe AAftuNEf.
G. 20 60 VIII huy . nice B.acrs tract
~ West Seattle
" 90 stsAiu har I anrwa ~ fins NIs~
land. joining ths nhAnts resif~nas
back ~ Afkl Puint Thi. tract has
CONNIE nding vtsw Of sound and sur
rounding raunffH
bEHRENs 4 MAHoNEY.
IS and tlp New Nork Hiurk =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
Star Want AID. AGENCIES

Want sd. offlse, Rsslsy's nrue
Store, Second and Pike. Phones,
Sunset 60eoi Ind. lisa
c. N. Lehndrott, cigar store, els
Second avenue.
Quaker Drug store. 1918 First Az.
enue.
p. n. Mullen. SCI Ballard avenue,
opposite city hail.
Fremont Drug Co. Ewiua street
and Fremont avenue.
Thes. Harris. at Pes.Offiee, Rem.
ten.
ttSe EaKtIake. Eastlake Drug Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
A coy HOME ron

sata'"
A new b-room cottage iuat finished
lot 51Xi0Q feet. on 3snd Avenue. Just
south Of the Madroua car line. The
street Is graded. cement walk down.
sewer aud water Ia and assessments
oil paid. The cottnge is well built.
having double floors and wallis, lares
hnll, parlor, dining room Kitchen
and Two bed rooms, pantry and clos
cts, Good basement Piped FOR gas
and wired for electricity. Sold on
easy tcruw.
A. ROBINSON.
COZ Alaska Building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
The MARKETS


a steamer arrived Monday with
i,gO0 crates of grapes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

Attorneys. al. Law.
a. a ASnEksoN. LAYER. Notary.
Anderson law a Cotisc tlon Co. An
dsrsop Abstract a little Examination
Co offices. 81 Arcade nidG. Seat
tie. Wash. Ind, VI
. n. aAI.I. Lawyer.
All Courts Consultation All Points
Laws 81 Husband and Wife
80 Starr Boyd BIDS asis ist ave.
EMu. J. brandt, lawyer. notary.
abstracts examined. city and farm
nattksEs leans Main csA ~
RossMAH q JOHNSON. Attorneys az
Law Personal injury eases sps-
eiaity. no Pacific eioek. Seattle
". y. LAMBvrH s.s Pacific MA
.. A k.llsss. lawyer as naii.y. s'ss
BANTER a WILSON. IS y. =. Bis
Phliip Tworossr. 60 Oriental sieek
W n Merritt IN s.- rors ma.
w. 7. scott ~ Msr,aa sth
} q. Combs. Tss Nv rork Bis.
7. II Cam. az Oriental meek A iss
Banks.
Fo.Al sos sv sA4tlssAl. sAs~
c..,,., 9r 1870 - J. ana, .a,.,s.
~. s.ss Pres 800 SsIs
cue. s'' :. s'ss: z: ds,.s y . s..'s. .ss
taE CANADIAN pAsk OF CON.
Es,ssi..ssi issr
oy To - s s.fsisl { e.s.s: n so N.
ss a.sss st ai:.s..ss.4' iss.rs $500 e
'''i sAS VI sIS' piN .gsi,'
ssa.tl. nr.nsh-o- v iIsll a.n.sss
psorirs aAvfsus RANK
sseefd avenue and Pin. stIsst, cas-
ttAf PAID ~. paI &c. i {. Ssafeiisr.
Lee. z S,..al:.t ss.ai or. s.ss .
DressmaLira.
CO9TFAfKA 81 day. ~apsri cutter
snd designer Phone He'd ssA. after
u
MORE work wanted by drsssmaksr.
oysine ard Cleaning.
~ Yof want a RsilshIe f5ys Works
ring 70 Main asa o. a ~ Queen
NsAg 80 WoIAs. 80 Nnsea -
Musical.
D. REAQERfH-N snaslin bsnjs.
suitsr pewns Biees
Millinery
s. HIS 4 'eiu' TsissSs5ls la S. ..s-sss
Avs. corner rizs street
--------~.-,..lersls' sss 'lsass'--.-.---->-~
NoTfcE-Just opened uath ana Mas.
Hotel. iiiss Let ave. =
oevli.,s and Aari.,a
Dbl g " Pkhhf. osel.ss AaFis,
on gosDA sADEAu-ss Ai..ss
WASHINGTON INSTITUTE or oa
lEofATHr-Ffys ysnrs In seattLs.
SAFE psposis Bias. n First
wAsIIfSoToS IsFIEkM ARR OF
osTLoPATHr--las 6~csnd swenus
pheaw hsin sssi. both men and hay
Patent Attorney.
ADAAa a BROOKS. REGISTERED attor.
nsys. frank y Adams. Is years 81
Seattle. stephen A brooks lately ~
Washington. ID. c. ss-s Colman
block.
PATENTS gusrantsea. Fsnwtck q
Lawrence. ~ years supsFtsnes Al
washington Sea ttls efftcs a. Hur&s
sualdinx Guide Beck FREE.
Photeprsphsr.' Supplies.
ANDERSON sUPPEI CO. Ill CAsryy
strssf aeattts
Tailoring School.
kEIsI at - l.aalva tailoring coiisEa
ut-ns Kite Bidg rhens. Main Gs,
Ship Builders
MORAN BROS coArAEY. Engineers
snd shipbulld srs, Dry Docka Lamr
Der Aflis. Seattle
Storage.
HUNKS .dsiis.rsd > cents. > days
| storaE. free; pisno and furnitgre
| moving. estimates given Union
Transfer q Storage Co. nos First.
both phones. Main "a
| GkT q Free MAJ OF Seattle At Hskins
AovinE q Storage Co. First Ava
and Cherry street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
A BAR0AINi

House Of rooms strictly modern. on
tsth ave- Capitol Iltil Iiniftots large
tot Price o. ado 90. This will include
o. 90 % worth Of furniture nov IN
the house. ffauae alone IL worth
price asked without furniture.
THE REALTY SECURITY co.
W1-s=e Hestoa Blcek.
Phones Main SSS. Ind ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

g. COO $3.50 % cash balance IS per
month. new, modern broom cot
tAgc. double constructions good
Wow. close 90 ear. lot iuxii0
g. $500 caah balance $40 per month,
corner lot 40xli0. 9 rooms and
basement. concrete foundation
plpcd for furnace gas and cleo
trio light porcelain bath. fine
view high ground corner aist
and Spring, best OF everything
must be seen 20 be appreciated.
SECURITY SAVINGS a. SAFE DE.
POsiT CO.
ia Seneca 81.
COMPLETE FouR-ROoM HOUSE.
gi.260-EAsY TERMS.
MODERN fOur.room cottage, bath room,
pantry, basement, electric lights
fine corner lot h0xi2O near car. small
!. fruit. small house IN rear. A very
1 good buy.
II. n. ORR a CO,
101-e Alaska HldE
Phones c1p6. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

nRooKLYS DISTRICT.
room modern cottage. nearly new,
built 10 last. large closets, Tine view
& Go. come terms
MERRITT REALTY CO.
10 New York Block -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

LARGE tracts Of land. small house,
row and Is chickens, must he sold
this week price ssh discount for
cash. OF terms. 30 down. ti1 per
mouth Take car on Washington
street to Southeast Seattle ask for
Cuie or Gill "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

A FINE Country HOME.
g.. G10=l0 acres good land. partly clear
ed good house, barn and other out
buildings. 100 fruit trees, lots ~ Der.
ries and small fruit. good roads,
within driving distance OF Seattle
and walking distance Of electric 90
CHARLES =. hDAM
800 Goimnn Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

s TIvE-AcRE TRACTS AT OLD
TIME PRICES.
fb50a-For five acres ofs4iIoo level land
Oua Afnile from Hiverfon. Very easy
e cLhnr nnd only 20 f&kutrn' ride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

,iCIf ALDER noTTOMa very easily
4 lx&R1d. several bencfp tracts, out
a - he fuierurbani $50 each. Easy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04
Eer Rsnl-llou.skssnIna Reem..

TWO furnished housekeeping rooms,
coal and gas ranges. hath 81 Also
untyypished rooms, iaut 9TH. north
OF Pike. a
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/ TWO nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms. Eas. bath ana phone. 81 ISIS
9Th s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

OH. MY now Seattle people are buy.
III HiIIman'B Meadow Gardens at $50
for tracts over 40 feet long on terms
OF sb per mo. Come out today be-
fore all are sold.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-04

CHOICE FIVE ACRE
THAGT8-Ou near the fnterurban
rich alder land. easily cleared $50
each Will take part payment IN La
Dor on adjoining land.
ROBERT MATsTHY.
sia-a10-g21 Alaska building. s.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-31

some cascs even 30 or 40 years. What
a privilege it is to come in contact with
these men; what an inspiration to
study the results of their consistent
and united effort. 1t is no wonder that
students of the agricultural colleges
far and near, with their instructors,
flock to Chicago during the live stock
exposition. Where else could they hope
to find a school eXempifying as this
does all the principles of animal
breeding and nutrition. Yes, the In
ternational Live Stock Exposition is
indeed a great school. Think of what
it means to the hundreds of thousands
of farmers who annually visit it and
see what their brother farmers and
stockmen have actually accomplished.
Many man has gotten his first true
conception of what animal breeding
and production means through visit
to the exposition. II has thus become
great vitalizing and inspiring force
to the live stock men of the whole
country"
Low rates via the Northwestern
railway from all points will be an
nounced later.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-10-31

articles on the subject Of the great
railways Of the country that has ap
peared recently, is that from the pen
Of Frank H. Spearnlen. recently pub
lished in the Saturday Evening Post
and since printed in book form BY
Scribners. The chapter descriptive OF
the Chicago & Northwestern railway
has been published by the passenge
department of that line in pamphle
form for general Distribution. and will
be sent to any address on receipt OF &c
for postage.
w. 3. 1xNISKERN.