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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

nobody n his
f~earleSsneSS and his
%brilliancy. He has
a wonderful gift
for making n
and it apparently
troubles him little
to lose it. He went
into a bank at
twelve and by the
time he was seven
teen had cleaned
up $4,000. H e
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

number or breath
ing spots. Mr..
Wilcox was born
in Smyrna. \. Y.
in 1868. He grad
uated from the
normal school at
Brockport and from
Rochester univer-
sity, winning high
honOrs at the latter
institution. He was
principal Of the
academy Mt Web
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

to break into the de
bate and made q if
teen minute speech
which created his
reputation as a con
g%ressional speaker.
his
long experience in
debate, Mr.. Dalzell
still has feelings
like those of the
s%choolboy who gets
up to speak his
6rSf ninco A. q
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

guage ~disrespectful
to the mother of the
president and refused
Oh this account to
compliment the gov
ernor in the naming
Of the postofhce in
question.
Governor Varda-
man was in the
Spanish war and held
the rank of major.
He is known for his
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

speak. hut as events
have proved. was
born for just such a
career. Mr.. Hemen-
way lives at Boon
vile. where he wa1
born forty-four years
ago. He attended the
common schools. but
Mt thirteen years of
age lost his father
and had to begin
making his W liv-
ing. He sold papers.
did %"chores," worked
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Her Faith.

Little Elsie was going on Il railway
journey. When her mother put her to
bed in the sleeping car ut night the
child was requested to say her pray.
ers as usual.
"Oh. what's the use of bothering God
about it tonight?" sac demanded. 1.-THE
engineer'll take care Of us all right.
won't heY"-New York Times.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
PEOPLE OF
PROMINENCE
"HOMAS w. LAWSON, who's

"HOMAS w. LAWSON. whose
fight with Standard Oil finan-
ciers has attracted national at
tention, has in his magazine ex-
positions of what he terms ''frenzied
finance" made some most picturesque
contributions to current literature. Re-
Gently brokers in Wall street and other
financial marts held their breath dur
ing the struggle between Lawson and
his stock market foes over Amalga.
mated Copper stock. People are puz-
Zled to know how to take Lawson. but
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

With paternal con-
~descension. For this
reason and because
of the kindly and
good hu,nored spirit
in which it is offer
ed congressman do
not often protest
against Uncle Joe's
fatherly advice in
matters pertaining
to legislation. When
MN procS onQno6 IN
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Unusual.

"Timmins is absolutely the most Won
derful married man !! KNOW" said Bar
low.
"As to hOwy" asked Mullins.
"He calls his wife's mother his nam
ma-in-law."-Town Topics.
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NIixu

Kate-l)olly is wearing Louis XIV
shoes now.
Belle knew they were pretty big.
but l didn't think that they were more
than Sevcns -SOmervillc Journal.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Ran Out of Material.

"He is very proud of the fact that he
Ia 4 self made man."
'If he is SO smart as all that it is
strange he did not make some more
hair for the top of his head"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

ster and of the cox.
Spring Valley High school. In 1889
he graduated from the law depart
ment of Columbia university, New
York, and the following year began
the practice Of law in the same
city. In 1900 he ran for congress and,
though defeated, cut down the usually
large Democratic majority in his dis
trict. Seth Low appointed him a men,
Der Of the park board. He belongs to
numerous clubs and has published arti-
cles on such subjects as social econ
omy and education.
MI. Wilcox has been known as IL
worker for clean politics in Greater
New York.
John Dalzell Of Pittsburg, who repre-
sents the Thirtieth Pennsylvania district
in tine house of representatives, is known
as a ready debater. His district includes
some of the most extensive manufac-
turing industries Of tie keystone State,
and he has always s~trenuously resisted
any suggestions that the tariff be
lowered. He came into prominence
during his first term despite the fact
that a first term member usually has
little to do but vote, for the argument
on the Mills bill was then on, and it
was not in the mental makeup of Mr..
Dalzell to remain silent when the tariff
was under discussion. He got a chance
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
A Leap Year PROPOSAL.

There was a young girl Of Montana
Who gave a young man Il Havana.
When he'd smoked ii awhile
She remarked. with a smile,
"Do you think you would like TO have
Anna?"
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PRESIDENT w. c. T. U.
rae and "Nreer Of Mrs.. Lillian
NJ. =. Stevens.

NJ. =. Stevens.
When the late Frances E. Willard
was summoned by the messenger of
death to surrender the position Of pres
1dent Of the Women's Christian Tenn
perance union her mantle fell upon the
shoulders Of Mrs. Lillian NJ. n. Ste
vens. Mrs. Stevens occupied the post
OF vice president ut large and ut Miss
Wlllard's death ut once took up her
duties in accordance with the provi-
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Easy.

"What's the difference between a
strict SchOolteachcr and an indulgcnt
parent?"
"Don't know"
Usually II bad boy"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Forced on Them.

do you think people read poetry?"
Certainly; many Of them know the
street car ads. by heart"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

BRIGADIEH GENERAL JOHN NJ. WILSON.
~cessfully. He was born in Washington,
and as Il boy he served as Il page in
the senate chamber. He attended
West Point Military academy and serv-
ed in the civil war, being brevetted six
times for bravery. During both Of
President Cleveland's terms he was
the army officer in charge of social and
military affairs at the White House.
For several years he was superintend-
ent Of the West Point academy. In
1897 he became chief Of the army en-
gineer corps, with the rank Of brigadicr
general. He was retired in 1901. Presi-
dent Roosevelt made him a member Of
the anthracite coal strike commission.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

1t would add much to the sun total
Of mans happiness if fishing could he
done in the winter in some warm base
ment with sawdust on the floor.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

An Epitap phi.
His ankles are weary,
He's footsore and lame;
Sensations of woe
Rise all over his frame.
He Is dizzy and faint
With the o a Of the throng-
His wife went u shopping
And took him along.
She Is fragile and fair,
He Is lusty and tall,
Yet she's blithe as a bird
And enjoying 1t all.
He says for his tombstone
These words won't be wrong:
my wife went out shopping
And took me along"
Washington star.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
His Inspiration.

"He discovered three comets in one
night"
"Great advertisement for the brand
he had been drinking"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Be Honest.

Don't steal 4 loaf: you'll get In Jail:
You know hat in advance.
Don't steal a million dollars, for
You'll never get the chance,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01

determined to make All aggressive cam
paign. Borrowing an old horse and u
decrepit buggy, he made a thorough
canvass Of the district. When the
votes were counted it was found. to the
surprise Of even Hemenway himself,
that he had been elected. He was then
not v a member of the bar and had
never appeared in court to try a case.
But no bar examination was required
before he could be sworn in. and he
tackled his new duties bravely. He
won his first case. His next task was
a murder case, and he secured the con.
viction of the defendant.
In 1904 MI. Hemenway was elected
to congress and is now serving his
fifth consecutive term. He was recent
" reelected for n sixth term. He was
appointed ON the appropriations CON-
mittee and when Representative Can
non Of Illinois became speaker succeed
ed him as chairman Of that committee.
He thus occupies in many respects the
most important position in the house
Of representatives next to that Of the
speaker himself.
William Il. Wilcox. whose nomina-
ton as postmaster of New York was
recently confined by the United
States senate. has made a record as a
public spirited citizen. having given
special attention to such municipal
problems as improving the conditions
of life in the congested tenement Sec
tons and extending the park system
of New York so as to make a larger
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-02-01
Good Eye.
More Terrible Punishment.

"In Il fit Of rage he threw Il plate at
his WIFE"
Ibid she sue him for divorre:"
mo; she made him buy her a seal
skin sack"
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"There is the house you We're born in,
Miss Bessie. DO you recognize it,"
"No. indeed. The neighborhood is
hopelessly unfashionahle now."-Chi.
oagO American.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-06
WILL SAIL
MAY Is

WIN the steamer csryt.
lfst vessel ever known 70 ms
smiled direct from geaftle - nays
pfisr b. June y 4'oias
Heretofore steamers have II
been held W Tor more or L.. .aks
~ mo Ice. Owing 20 tslsv, "ae
which have n late been ser, ~
from Mono 10 The effect that ~. ~ s
has al gone 70 sea. the mss,a., =
men hold the opinion that a. c ~
win viii make the tip wlthon, ".
lay. y
l. H Gray 4 CO.. aFeDts "a.
vessel received another fsis.. =
from The Nome agents Of ths 10y.
pany Saturday. which statss ~
the Ice was sfiH at sea ana ~, ~
there had not been any in tbs - -
Dor since April a. n The 60. 80.
gets through without inte.,,,,.,'l
she VIII b. the first vessel - "a ~.
accomplished that feat Ths se
census d opinion among the 80
nhipmen IL that she viii. 4'
Tho vessel Will sail on he. :.
pointed date. Nay Is. l. II a..
of the i. r. Cray Steamship 49,
stated Faturday morning fba, n.
CorWin now had room for -, =
tons Of freight. There win -,
single pound Of freight sierst
the decks Of the CorWin." s.ls ~
Cray and she viii get -.
promptly on May lg. The cs,..s
win take but 100 tons OF ne,e,..
disc. the balance ~ her spses -
taken up for fuel coal. Al -.
there are 90 passengers booked ~
Nome. She has "a license "a -
izt. but viii not book more thsr ~
al Seattle. ~
During the past 10 months srAa.
has been expended on the Co..
10000 IN refnodeling her ana ia =.
In rsftting her interior.
The vessel was recently in.,.
"a by Captain s. y. Gibbs AZ 4.
Board Of Underwriters Of San ~
cisco, and was pronounced "a !.
In perfect neaworthy condition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-06
Biehs

To Mr.. aud Mrs. n. J. Etherioni
$40 renth avenue, MAY 3, a boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Y. W. Howard
eis Pine street. May >. a girl
To Mr.. aud Mrs. +. c. Mei4oes,
April -, boy.
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Albert stowcli
2fiT Third avenue. May 3. a girl.
To Mr.. and Mrs William Mont.
Komery. aseeta Filth avenue April
20. boy.
To Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Fox. l5ao
Sixth avenue. MAY 4. a boy.
To Afr. and Mrs. ". II, Tupper.
ls0s Twenty nth avenue. May 5, a
boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Clark. 1913
Tenth avenue. May Z. a girL
To Mr. and Mrs A. WcbeFE. In
terbay May I, giri.
To Mt. and Mrs. A. L SPOTS. Sot
Roy street. May 1. a giFl
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Aer.sa. ies Sal.


The new steel Works a West Seattle
commenced operations this after
neon at ocieek. iu thr presence ~
hundreds ~ business men. This I'm
urnHF factory. covering about 9
acres, viii distribute among ita em-
rIuNra thousands " dollars every
month This means great thiaE
for Seattle. hut just think for MOS
Hfrut what it means 60 the rev aflhs
Urn kreWlnE uu around thiH tms
ufuan faHtufF There are several
other faeforisa looking fng sites iH
this Vicinity since the AZ - ~ r.
has hWIt over this the tide flats
There has been franchises asked
Tor hY different parties e. haIlA
rtreKt car lines hrfuas Spokane ave.
g. this new suburb This property
has Just been placed uu the market
a few dHku aud a Ytait uiu convince
yea that t vii uHt BE- iaHH uf a
large community NEIl build ur on
this adaltiuu Already cottages aHa
stores aFe being built chaIrr lots
ua male business street only few
hundred feet FROM plant ne 80 each
Residence lots from 81 o. 80 each
haaf terms. AEvnf on edition tus
morrow.
, ~ WHITE
81 Oriental Hik
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tfliia HffOULbi
Aud uill Hell 10 a Huyef wanting an
ATTRACTIVE Home ~ Houtb Park 7hf
no feet Wonderfully Fioh ground
Closely cultivated full Of Fruit.
Garden. Good lloom Cottage. con
owner instructs sale az 8, 90. Terms
20 he arranged.
CiIAHLEA HOAUHR COMPANY.
wl.s ALAhkA hLDO. d
SOME FINE BUILDING LorG
100 lots all cleared. loft with us 20 sell
ALSO a number N fine slshuy lots IN
West Seattle. overlooking the sound
nt different prices from tluu % $40
Hume very fine lots close 20 Wood
land Park. fgr g. ana ~. -.
Bsyetni around Fremont for tiah
Hevefal overlooking Lake Wellington
I fine buiidiue lots on Lake unien Tor
1900 These IRE some. % our hrhf
building lots. We Ave latn 20 ehOohs
from Call and look shem over
~, MIGiiEhEtt - Lumber Exchange
$50 ub0 CASH
Beautiful Broom modern cottage, on
Queen Anne iilli
. no Fine new modern G=room house.
one block ~ car line. HsniaH hill
Addition. 500 cash. balance 10 per
month without interest II you
Nieh 90 buy this tomorrow, hnnduFt
riug up North ~. otherwise come %
Office early Monday nafnlnE other
portunitY IL won't Keep.
THEEN 4 SMITH,.
Main 100 Walker Blda q
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Deaths

Richard L Perkins. aged so, Of
Denver. Colo. and Mrs. Ida White.
aged IS. OF Seattle. John v Mattila.
axed Is. and Rose Makela. aged e.
both Of Seattle.
Ethel n. Mann. aged 81. at 30e9
Fourth avenue. May 1.
chin O. Ywen. aged a. az Alaska.
April "a.
Gustave kerstilnger. aged a.
May 3
Annie X. sansr. aged "a. a. eli
Queen Anne avenue. May 4.
J. J. Diamond. aEed IS. az i2oeA
First avenue. April 2S
+. II Minsker. aged 90. Aprif e.
Herman Olsen. AGED 5. May q
Joseph Haas. aged s.. May /
Sarah Ford. aged 50. May &
Jennie Louis Tusehke. aged IL.
aged -. Al sit James street.
May 9.
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TOLLS INCREASED

During The month OF Apr,l "A.
business q the cable and tslsvv,,.
lines OF the United States 49,,
corps shows an Increase az -.
than 70 per cent over that a, -.
month this year. The cable rseeirs.
for the month q April afnount.s !.
ss,7itf7 against ss.Izss7 for =.
month Of March. The eoruhlnss =.
bic and telegraph line recelr.s. y.
April amounted 60 ss.ee5.7i. WIN. /.
March there was but ss.iszIs. Arru
has 30 far proved the record rnesss
With each month Of the year f-or
January up until the present I'm.
the receipts have shown an n.
crease. In January iz.sssss va,
taken IN. and in February ~,
amount was Increased 10 tfEe,u
-fs---
Cabinet Photoea. 800 per DOM.
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We make y speciality ~ photoTrsphlng
properties wo sell We also udvrr-
iiHo au our express and Advertising
wagon. Watch the wagon.
$50 i.taom house, Queen Anne liiil,
nisn eisHA lot aaxlsn. ia garden and
fenced Terms.
q 800 New maaern74.room house, very
pretty on ear iinfi lot wNtz0.
81 $50 -6.room nee modern house. pm.
Try anhF fine porch. fine view ~
lalihid and Fremont GA car
line. Terms
8 600 New broom modern Iauae. pan
iff ANA closets. large lot fufiH0.
zeal aud wood shed Ia rear. nice
Fhrdeu plot 800 cash. balance a.
suit purchaser
e go GROOM modern house on 7th
ave good location lot o. w. 1870
cash. balance "a suit purchaser,
81 90 izruom house ON gtth ave. two
blocks from car line corner lot
mkiN, cement sidewalk in front
~ house. street Graded. all Inns
profemestu paid. terms.
s.. 10 room double house. in Rainier
llelkhiH diat. z rooms completely
tutnlahsd with new furniture
yard improvements al la aud
paid On tho market a few days
&C This price.
LOTS
Lot Wxiao ON heacon iiiil. good ioca.
ton. two blocks from car line.
Terms
8 500 for } choice lots un Queen Anne
on corner t0tiaa each maKnifi-
Client view. They won't last
Look ~ our new mfthnd 81 udVartiHa
Ina Call Monday and examine
our Photographic lint ~ houses
List with SIS We have several
pufghaH for houses ihiH week
Rooms q aud % tniaH Block
fifnt Avenue e
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Aersss. Fer sale.


nETwHnN SEATTLE AND TACO.
MA-Na{ Tar from intcFufhan ssv.
afai choice fhsarra tracts nufna al
So. anme AZ SEQ, some at 500 Very
HOuHuT MAf.TuY.
ueo-9 Alaska niaE -
TIN ACRES sssa.
Chicken ranch. I have several drHfr-
able iesarfo tracts 81 Msaduwdaie
suitable Tor chickens 90 berries. at
~ - pc eere very .sauY termn
Taxi qfes, .. sser,fsEa Ysig, a, -
ne train thsfe aud show you nv
aroRor WHEELER IS
VAR VAR BoYeoitea because j
am seliinE al my Gloss in neFe TRACTS
ard haHsss 80 cheap on terms 81 &
miilion dollars worth u eiass .lu 80
attic suburban property. and all
eel on cheaper ard easter terms than
ssnyens slss. ofsf - pss9nis eeggFhi
man. ~ 70 sairsmsn IN my Offices
ruamr i OF Z Iiinsa hiaek. are al
fs.,sis.fs' h ssg di vi s.s a., .
Two CHOICE TEN AcRn TRACTS
800 each on corner % to county
sS ea 9sTs ss..i '' eissssi and ,.. s
alder ard maple. fias location. Fefy
RuHEHr MAf.TnY.
slH0a Alaska nidr "A
BEAUTIFUL iatsrufban aers Tracts !.
rluaH to depot store and pustoffffse .
sssy isfms. = misa si tn, I'm i1 ssss
A8Ware ~ " cplssFovs. a Bailey
uidE II
II fou are locking fer acreage In anv
amount come and H#H me 4 haNe i'll
from aFFr un g. a biz farm soms
n aicHilsSEil - Lumber Exchange
TFN AcnEa usny e sssliIs-rseofna
tntsfuffsan ruea. half L. rich second
hatfOfH NFfY easily cleared hatshns
seed upland Niih cedar ana ~ tiFu-
Ter ~ level. tract fsess sod county
.esds less te - oal and neiEhhafr.
nUHEnT MAI.TuY.
ue@-H Alaska nldE -
FREE LAND 70 peof men Anybody
who has not enough money 10 euy
M IL etoee IN acre tracts on : ear
nh.s aHi laks 90 terms q 70 cents
- anyons planting potatoes this
year sna EirlnE me me crop see
ursffiu- she cashier. room Z upstairs
n Timsa hlk er G. =. Hiiiman n
DON'T PAIL TO SEE oar ls. seFs
tracts uut near the tntrfufuan5 rich
level lard mostly slider and maple
sold ths PAST fF~ weeks. Wnsi % Il
pIasss rss acres Is s $1,000 81
' aonrhf Maf'rnY.
SIS a-a Alaska HiaK -
y acres Eeoi led. slK miles from Port
AnHsiss Price ~ Address box -
EuFt Angelica Wash Ia
Z acres - garden. partly planted. s
fnun house water aufur Fruit ard
aifnwhefrisM 80 min. Enlk from ear
THIS ~ 4 sNkPi q acres. fIns land
easily sisarsa eandy e town 80
Per ssl.--Rsal E,,sss
READ THIS CAREFULLY
Ter one seek only am roing 90 offer
Yan the HEar HARuAfS Yfr
sUHMffTEb on Queen Anne It'll.
via fins ana anahs,rmetib,. v lev
~ The Hay with street Ersded ard
paid. lots cleared. Ernhbrd pioWsd.
narrowed and H0wn N Hrass No
than ihaae. an8 WI Justify houses
egsunE = - For thia week onlT
offer then AZ emily
$3.50 CASH;
WORTH $500 EACH TODAY
W. L. IfAgAN.
ia AiRskn nidg
Both Phones HG IT
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We make u speciality 81 photoEraphlng
properties wa self We also udvsr-
iiHo GA ouf express and Advertising
wagon. Watch the wagon.
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l. y. lie BEAU q co.
Main lens 80 n. y Hlk.
81. Tfn--G-fenm modern house with good
view and good loCnt ton fil0 cash. SIS
per mo You will have ta hurry In
you get this. "A
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$50 Groom house. Queen Anne nm
nisa eix2f lot adxisn. Ia garden and
fenced Terms
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NAHtAAAH4
Al rooms. corner brick. rooms Hii uat=
Side, good brussels carpets and fur
nitufe. rent SO Dsr MONTH price.
u4Ho
81 rooms GOA brick building good fuf.
niture, toWVTsnt long lease. price
y to-. terms,
10 rooms, vel furnished good lurHitsf
reasonable remit price 20.
bisfoomH steam heat apartment hDGAf
on first hilli rent less thas u per
room, with 2 Fenrn' ieane. If rooms
and halls. elegantly furHlah q, RaH
stove iu every suite, price, q 80. aHd
go viii handle this.
gO9roum steam heat hotel. YER central
location ~ blocks from depot best
transient hpuea Ia city rent $40 ufr
month, With lease, price f4.Haa. with
terms
We haVo hotels and issiEiaF hauerH a.
FfifeH ta suit euHtomefa. call and
BfEWARf. STEWART 4 co.
room - Union Block
10 First Ave. .
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q 800 New maaern9t room house, yer,
pretty on car iinfi lot h1atz0.
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Cabinet Photoes. 500 per DOM
Ashley Studio. 1916 First aYe.--Ov1,
Sundays. ! 20 p. m. .ss
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INTE HNATtONAL REAL En-
STATIC AND ADVHitrtH-
iva AGENCY
1ioemc hH and q Union block
Phones Main $50.
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81 $50 azFuow nee modern house pm
Try anh fine porch, fine view of
ballard ana Fremont GA car
line. Terms
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Wanted Scandinavian partner On q
whairEals family hquof store a good
chance for q good man with nma
amount OF money. Don't answer II
yea haven't got the money. SO
agents. Address q ~ care Star a
barber shop. z chairs very cheap.
Cail West Seattle Ferry Dock. Seat
tie. a
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aud h-reom flats. strictly modern,
gaa ranEn aud heaters. 81 90 cd
See owner az itloM belmont Phone
Main aesa. 3
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Groom house 2 fine lots. fine view
lots ~ fruit trees all bearing. plenty
- Hfra Whrrrles and other small fruit
I You will want - " YOU see H. Price
g. 100.
Groom house. lot WNi00. some fruit
trees. small greenhouse iutu ~ small
fruit good aardsn. Price f3nua
trnam house. lot i9dNi1N. ~ fine fruit
trees an barring. best of soil only
. tffN
Taruum house and ] acre OF ground.
highly improved barn and outbuild-
iuEa Price s. 10
If MtCHENER. 20 Lumber Exchanges.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-30
HAMMOND DIRECTORY
sALooNs-HAMMoND.
The Hammond.

People do not take time to knock
When at the end Of the walk.
The man on the bank of the river,
Fine liquors and cigars will deliver
To you by the light Of sun or moon,
II you cali at the Hammond Saloon.
W. STORM, Prop.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-30
IIARN lEI.EGRAPHY AND R. R.

LEARN lELEGRAPHY AND R. r.
Accounting. $50 to $500 month sal
~ assured our graduates under bond.
Or six schools the largest In America
md endorsed by all Railroads. Write
fsr catalogue. MORSE SCHOOL OF
TKI.EGRAPHY, Cincinnati, o., Buffalo,
n. Y, Atlanta, Ca, La Crosse, Wis, Tex.
sxkana, Tex, San Francisco, Cal.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-30
WOOD YARDS.
WOOD WOOD

Cord wood, mill wood, box wood, any
kind of wood at lowest prices. Kelly,
the transfer man. Phone arer Main,
Barn on Twelfth, opposite opera
house,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-30
GARDENING.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DESIRING
lawns or flower gardens beautified
may have the work done in first class
manner by leaving orders at the Office Of
o. F. Morton. Charges reasonable.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-10-30
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-Two OR THREE ROOMS
furnished for housekeeping by couple
without children. Address "B." Astor.
ian Office.