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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-02
Frame Dwelling Houses

now occupied by Messrs. Hasson, a. Jay and
William Chopper, respectively.
These houses Will be offered separately
and as whole
plat of all these properties may be seen
on application to Mr.. Roy II. Snyder, Port
Deposit, Nd, ana the properties Will be sold
as shown by said plat, and more particular
descriptions will be given on day of sale.
These properties are occupied by tenants
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-02

The undersigned executor of Elizabeth
Brown late of Cecil Co. deceased. will sell
at public sale on the above date in front of
Falls hotel in the town Of Port Deposit, Nd
all that farm or tract of land situate in the
seventh Election district OF Cecil county
Md, adjoining lands of DR.. K. f. Bromwell
j. II. Rowland and Thos. II. Patten, and con-
tanning
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-02
No. 1--AH that Lot of Land

known as The Upper Wharf Property"
having IL front of S0lE feet, more or less, on
the Susquehanna River and extending $50
feet, more or less, towards Main street, in
said town; being part of the same lot of
land described in a deed from Edwin Will
mer and wife to Edwin J. Rinehart, dated
January B. 1857. and recorded in Liber H. II.
NJ, No. :. Folio I07, one of the Land Record
Books for said county. \ right of way from
said lot to Main street, as now located and
used, along the third line of the whole par.
Gel described in said deed, will be sold as ap.
purtenant to this lot.
The Columbia and Port Deposit Railroad
runs through the lot and the lot has one of
the most valuable water fronts in the town.
The Improvements consist OF a large
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-02
Proposals for Coal for the
County Buildings

Sealed proposals win ne received at the
Office of the County Commissioners until II
0'clocl; Tuesday, september 10, for furnish
ing IS tons ofcOal for use al the Court House
and Jail. in fliton, viz:
4S Tons of Furnace Coal
80 Tons OF Stove Coal
The coal to he delivered ut he Court House
and Jail and stored in the bins in the cellars
in those buildings. To be of good quality
anthracite, free OF dirt or foreign matter,
and 22i0 pounds per ton.
Bidders Will state the name of coliery
from which it is proposed to ship. The coal
to be delivered before October Is. By order
County commissioners.
GEORGE G. HOPKINS.
Sep 22w Assistant Treasurer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-02

FOR RENT-Three comfortably furnished
rooms without board on september LIST.
Address,
MRS. JOHN Il. WILSON,
Main ST., opp. Lewis Block,
Aug 5-tf Elkton, Md.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-02

NJ H. Lot on High street, fronting sc
feet on High street and having
a depth of 40 feet, being part of Nos. 26 and
q described in the said Groome deed. I'm
- proved by FOUR 80 STORY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-02
4 Three Story Brick i'm
Dwelling Houses I'LL

now occupied by David Armstrong, Anthony
S. Davis, James Campbell and Dr.. 5. q
Fisher, respectively. These houses Will be
offered separately and as whole.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-02
Brick Dwelling Houses ..iE

with easements, now occupied, the one by
Charles Rinehart and the other by william
II. Holm. These two houses will be offered
separately and as whole.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-02
No. 1890.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF TIE
National Bank of EIkfon
AT ELkToN. IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
AUG. 18th. 1905.

~ lHE SlOSt Of bUSIhtSS,
AUG 18th, 1905.
RESOURCES:
Loans and Discounts ................ 1894 G67 81
nVerdraitS, secured and unsecured 2I0 -
Y. :. Bonds to secure circulation. $1,000 GO
Bonds securities etc. ......... $50. l2}, 535 So
Banking house, furniture, fixtures 10000 W
Other real estate owned .......... 1900 90
Due from National Banks mot re-
serve agentsl..... =. .......... 1903 50
Due from approved reserve agents. IS ~ 80
Checks and her cash items 49,. 25a7 Is
Notes OF other National Banks..... $50 90
fractional paper currency, nickels
ana cents. ......,.... ....... 40 81
Lawfu Money reserve in bank viz:
specie .............. S3o.IS3 "
Legal-tender notes.. 1853 90 i2,572S0
REDEEM ption fund with L. =. Treas
urer per cent of circuation... 1850 90
Total -. ...... ...... ............ $3.50 s32 a
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in ................ $4,000 90
surplus fund. ............ ........ $1,000 %
Undivided Profits. less expenses and
taxes paid .......... ............ SO52l 70
National Bank notes outstanding. $4,000 co
Due to other National Banks......, 1921 Il
Individual deposits subject to check 23l SOL %
Demand certificates OF deposit...... 453is5 50
Observation-Disclosures $500 49, a
State of Maryland, County of Cecil, SIS:
|, f. S. France. President of the above
| named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief
+. $. FRANCE, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
3lst day of August, 1905.
ALONIO l.. BARRY, Notary Public
FRANK X. SCOTT,
H. \. NESBITT,
II. II. BRADY,
Sept. 1905. Directors.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-02

WANTED
Entire, or part interest, in any business in
Cecil County, that with average ability and
capital, can be made to yield a fair income.
Replies confidential addressed to
HARRISON
Care of CecilWhig Office.
Eeb25.tf
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-02
Frame Dwelling Houses

I3eHA with Easements, now occupied, the
one by Charles Mohr!etn and the other by
Henry Boyd. These two houses will be Of
Tered separately and as whole
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-02

M O. Lot on the west side of Main
street and adjoining No. s, 30 feet
hN. NJ fDrt M rnrnNpd hv TWO Of SrlRN
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-09-02

M H.. Lot on the east side of Main
street fronting 50 feet on Main
street and havinga depth of 10 feet, being
part of Nos. 20 and 81 described in the deed
from John C.. Groome, Trustee, he reinbefore
mentioned. improved by row of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

The Seattle Electric company
presentcd AN ultimatum 90 the cor
p0rationa eommitte Wednesday
afternoon. The city fathers wayer-
ed but did not fall
The demand Of the cobra was
none other than thss " De given
two impsf 0t3f franchises one on
West hslo icrosae asd the sthef on
Fraspotn Ryesaa wHsr-ts any
ebs-psi tg Nafch n w.tsd b. Ro1as
lee scr ny coupetins company 70
use tife Same tracks should that
ftFht be necessary 20 operate a
competing system
The council has always been con
sldered unusually kind Ia The c0bfs
bat "Wednesday afternoon u treated
Il a good deal like a spoiled child
TO grant the eompany'H demand
seemed too much like presenting IL
with June wedding present Fur
Their consideration Waa postponed
for a week. when the com pany'n Of
fielain Will be given another oppor-
funiiy 10 explain what was called
their cheek"
Engineer Loud represented the
company and AZ was expected. he
said that unless the council swung
into line the company would refuse
20 build the extensions which vain
~ outraged property owners have
been trying 90 obtain for years.
The cobra IL using the dire neceaai-
ties OF It's street car patrons for bet
Ter service az a club 10 force the
council to grant any old Kind Of
franchise for which Il asks. PEG
pie do not want 90 walt for the con
struelion OF a competitive line. and
the cobra IN figuring on using thls
condition an a means OF securing It's
arrogant demands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

BERI.fN-Chafles Edward. reign
Ing duke Of saKs-eo hurK Goiha. viii
be married Ia the course Of this year
60 Princess Victoria Adelaide. the
eldest daughter Of Duke Frederic
Ferdinand 81 SehiesN IL Iioistein-
soudefburE -GiuckenburE.
Duke Charles Edward came to the
throne % SAKE Cobufg Gotha b. a
succession Of unusual circumstances.
When the Old Duke Ernest o. SAKE
Coburg Gotha died. the succession
passed ~ right ef descent 60 the
prince Of wales. nav King Edward
A. tt u impossible for the king Of
England 10 be simultaneously the
rstgninE monarch % German state
the succession passed 60 King I'd
wards youngest brother. Alfred.
duke Of Edinburgh
Duke Alfrcd's heir VAS his Hon.
who died under tragic and myfteri-
Gus circumstances tn remote aud
secluded corner % Austria. at the
aKe Of "a 80. when Duke Alfred
died IN 1900 the succession went 20
King Edwards next brother. Prince
Arthur. duke Of CeanauEht The
duke Of Counsught objected 10 be-
coming = foreigner and ascending a
foreign throne. aud his son. then
aged II. entertained similar scrupies
Both renowned their right OF sue
csNsiou for themselves and for de-
seendssts. % that the succession
passed to the only son OF King Ed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

wards younges, brother. the duke
Of Albany.
This boy. Duke Charles Edward.
was ie. and = scho0ibey az Elton
when he assembled the durai throne.
he was Immediately taken 10 Ger
many. 10 Erow up ~ a German. lie
MAS student az Bonn and after
wards entered the fret regiment Of
Guards. stationed al PotsdAm. to be-
gin his military career. lie is a
great faNeriie Of the kaiser and his
most intimate friend II the kaiHcr's
second son. Prince Eitel Frltz At
Bonn Charles Edward became in-
Y0iyed ~ more scrspes than the av-
eraEe student His duchy "a being
administered by regent until he
comes Of axe. IN July Of this year.
The marriage Of the young duke
60 Princess Victoria Adelaide. q
niece Of the German empress, will
form one mere tie OF relationship
between the English and German
reigning houses.
The duehy OF Sa1e-C oburE- Gotha
consists Of several detached portions
with sn aEEregste area Of 80 square
miles and = total population OF $50
600. The capital. CoburE. il a little
town Of ze.o0e Inhabitants
SAKE CoburR- Gotha. small as Il IL.
has It's own prime minister. its own
government. and it's own diplomatic
representatives abroad. The annual
revenue IL not quite 81 .oo9 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
GREEN-EYED COBRA
SHOWS ITS FANGS
SEATTLE RtueTalc TRIES HOLD UP CORPORATIONS coM5
mlTTEE REFUSING TO BUILD MUCH NEEDED ExTEh-
UNTIL GIFTS TIDY PRESENT.

The property owners have petit
toned the council that II the Seat
tie Electric company Is given a
franchise that II provide that trans
fera be issued from and to u on a
l.ccnt ticket. The cobra merely
smiles at this request.
Moore aud Gilman have stated
their willingness 10 allow the Seat
tie Electric company % proceed
With the laying OF tracks on West
lnlso md Fremont avenues, but
want the riEht reserved 10 use the
tracks after paying proper eompen-
sation. az the use OF tracks
on these streets IL essen
tlal Ia the operation Of a com
preheualve competitive street car
system The alleged reason why
the cobra is not willing 10 accede
to this fair provision for the com
mon use Of tracks In such instances
IL that Il cannot afford 10 II
claims 10 consider any possibility
Of competing company's being
able 10 use any portion Of 10 tracks
as bhneful. the competing company
getting all the benefit Of using the
tracks without taking the risk en-
tailed IN laying them and ascertain
ins that cars can be operated over
them NJ a profit.
An important provision which II
was practically decided 20 ineOrpo-
rate In the Moore Gilman franchise
was that the company lay only
grooved rails on paved streets.
Such rails do not Obatrues wagon
traffic and they are not 20 damaE-
Ing 10 the pavement. The Seattle
Electric company has never taken
the trouble to uSe them although
they are already In sneessHful use
In Portland and Vancouver. u, 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
WANTS HIS SPARK

Mike Harrington. having failed to
set any satisfaction I'm the criminal
court for the loss o. his diamond
shirt stud. which Lola Williams. the
notorious pickpocket confessed TO
having taken from his shirt. has
sought relief ln the eiyn court. and
II now suing q. NJ. gOdfry. the
pswnhroker with whom a friend Of
the pickpocket uawued the stud.
Harrington sues Tor $50. his val
uation OF the diamond. and to re-
cover $50. which he says he paid the
pawnhrokcr 90 redeem a substituted
stone. The case Is now on before
Judge PointdeNter godfry's de-
Tense viii be that the stud passed
through several other hands than
hisown. aud that the fake" dia-
mond was substituted for the real
stone BY others than himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
HORSES FoR PHILIPPINES

-Four carloads OF horses win be
shipped from Seattle 10 the Philip
pine islands on the United states
transport Dix. when that vessel sails
for the Orient during the middle of
June.
Inc horses are to be used for
army work I'm the Philippine islands.
on their arrival here the animals
VIII be taken Go Fort 1.awton and
cared for until the arrival OF the
DIX. due az Seattle June 10. The
horses are now on their way from
Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

Fer eals--Fsrsas ard LAnds-Cen.
tsavsd.
10 HP0T eIalI viii buy - acres
Of Eu0d level land nicriY foentsa /.
close 60 several mile timber enough
TO pay teg ,-.v
sls-oti Alaska BIDS. -
FRKE FARMS ron rats HOME
sEEkEns
Sqw r. the chance TO set xes tfss
land that Nili produce all kinds %
eFop~ without lrrisauon. enlf a
shert distance frefn railroad ard
town. See me Il onge
uuLIEr,
tisen Pioneer Block.
SEVENTY FtvE ACRE PAM IS
miles from Seattle. cioss . boat
ianding % acf~s Improved ftns or
ehard 81 30 bearing trxta koasr.
harm. several eutbuiidiuKn prise. IN
eiudinG stogk and tools .gea
ROnFHT MAtTnf.
sis-a=a Aiashs niaT -
CLOSEUP farms .ns ser.sx. ns per
effe Some Improved Selling cut
See the suneF. Hitlman. In the Itnss
sloek todaF IL
sixTY.Ffve AcREs 10 itch bottom
lard. balance Keod upland. = srfes
wstsr. nice orchard. t-roem house
several chicken houses ln1ahator
and broodsf go chickens hofss
wagon. 2 cows farming teels. ts"o.
ROBERT MALfBf.
HAs-z1 Alaska Mas -3
nIcH BOTTOM LAND - sers-. AL
10 pasture. large trout siFssa run.
on good eosintY roaa close 10 scheoi
and u~iEhbafs q 90 tefms
ROBERT hALTBf.
fIs-o-1i Alaska bids -
FREE GOVERNMENT LAND.
Hemtst.@d., asssrt claims irrixatsa
isnas, timber i.aaa fasshss q all
ss6 sarrH q CO.
nee. Z Times niAs
JUST A LITTLE CASH DOWN and
small meuthiY payments secures e-s
q our ie4acrs tracts uat near the
fntsrurean rich second eeitan iana
mastiY alder and maple very easily
CLEARED This iana faces en xD9d
segs,g road si; =, 70 81 sas
RohEuT AALTHY.
sis- e-n Alaska Hidg ~
nARGAiN- y aer.. sooa lard. pAr-
~. ~, ,,s 1870 sre.li H srsh.rd s .resr !,
house, harm. onteaildinxs. n.eo
AonERr nALTRY.
sisD-a Alaska BIDS ~
nls nsne wheat land. a. Thompson.
~ jefferson Place. ballard Phone
Ballard ~. II
TFs AcREs aldsr land. fine coil
handy 20 Seattle Tacoma lnssrur~
ban. tse ysF{ vasi terms
ROBERT AALTBY.
A.
GOOD rssiaeus. lots for sels By
DOUGLAS RoAs. Erihaon eids. Is
oa..s Anne fIul-ous beautiful l.vsl
lot Nxfsn. Fiaht ~ car ice gees 81
auieh 'sis fer epl{ i ~ cash.
izlt Alaska bAe
Both Phones Main -. If
II You have = house for sale. caii
on us We have buyers fpf houses
n All parts q town, " you wlll sell
At rsa..onseis prize hAMnLE-
Great lard ssl.-eiosing cut all ny
iss:s, :, y p. 20 sss. re- ae. s.rm. 1 4.
cent a day. Hea tbs owusr Tim
mar. IN Times hioek =, once u
tlss-Fins lots en- the broadway car
line
sLETrENgREE q ARNELI.
Kenny BLDG 100 Columbia - n
HOMES al parts Of city. for sale by
DoCotAs HosH. Erikson bids -
House and lot taoo. a block from
Green Lake car. must BE- sold within
10 days. Inquire Mr.. Weed worth.
room Z SULLIVAN HldE ~
n
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49, tttst 1890
4 RlGhT BACK All HIM

= Mr. Prosecutor. when YOU 4
= were a baby In swnddling 4
clothes I VAS practieinF law Ia =
3 the courts guess know =
q when I am giving proper an =
= swers. and you needn't mind =
giving me any polntersfH a
These were the words OF At 4
= torney Frost on the witness V
= stand Friday morning TO John .
= ,. Miller. assistant prosecuting =
= attorney. a
Frost VAS testifylnK on be- a
= half OF the defense Ia tho HIM 4
= man case and Miller. who had =
Frost under fire OF crnsa-cx- a
4 animation. had taken him 10 a
task for making roundabout a
answers. saying that Frost. be- 4
ing a lawyer. knew well enough 4
= that his answers were not a
4 proper. .
As Frost looked over his a
= glasses and made the sage re- a
mark about the length OF time a
ne had been before the har a
Miller raised up on his tiptoes. a
= gently came down again. puffed :
out his checks and. after his 4
= usual manner. softly allowed 4
the air to escape through his d.
= lips. :
Yes said he, that may be =
SO but he added. soto vocc. a
= ITS some time yet before m =
nave To Put ON swaddling 4
clothes again. Anyhow. | have =
not started In on my dotagoi' 4
80 ~ Stt& AttSt - a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

DIR. FREDERIC BELL.
GIVES DAILY ENAMIN NATIONS
In flllfENoloGY and pITysios,
Nom y. Ito ~ also Acknowledged TO
be the most EuCeeHsfui fragk.r
OCGNtTlSM and the Nt.ttl
THOUGHT lie teaches In class
Es privately, and by mail IN mann.
script form. Interview In fr,a,.st " ~
his teaching and matters nartsiHt..s,
to your health and welfare ara "a rss
estlY desired by the doctor. Cons,d
tatien and Diagnosis free. Offlee
hours from TO a. IN. 20 3 ~ M g.,
days only by appointment The ~.
by. lAlA NcCond avenue. suite ~ ff,st
floor. Phone. Main b7t6 ~ i''st
n, B-pr Bell Will Lecture n.,t g..
daN night MAY aeth s,,h{,.a,
'Crapks, Who Are Thew ni ky9ti,
sons Hall Eitel Bulldma northz
west corner Second Ave. and pi,fa
at o'clock. 'Rsi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
RssI eentInosa

corner pKIz1, fenced with dsruoW
house, tflh
Corner lot Beacon Ifili, tpNiWi 500
Easiest terms on both
al Lumber Exchange. ga
cheap fof cash. or 2 broom houHeg
near Madiaun street on Esth. Ina
phone a sst1. "a
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wtT-ri.ER a IoffNsTOS.
Housss. Lots Farms. Aefeaks.
d eoeaiz aerer satsr ffont OF Huund.
Improved stth 1-YsaHsaid fruit tres.
Eoea hess hara. n fare ca seaaa
Nj aor.. Al Land t-roofn nearly nss
hadse. harm. orchard ksNesr-cld trees.
Is miles saufhws q Seattle
q a0-to acres Mighty improved lard.
I On cultivation. aaud a-ruatn hguss.
barn. uufhuiidinga. 10 ia-yssf cid
frsit trsss, boats ard traiss
$50 acres choice bottom Land ~
bearing fruit trees - minutes ride
on futsrurhau.
These are samples from our Ito, Come
Rooms 4 10 y Downs nldr 80 "a Az.
Main Tai-Phonss A zf't "a
WHAT ~ TUE NATTER WITH
TfE Foi.IsoWfkoT
erf2e ztth q froan unfinished cot
fase upobssructsd view 81 shs baY
street. graded; csrnsnt walks all Paid
for. price lilo. 40 cash. balance
We per month.
oriN on car line. price only q. 70.
terms
Groom modern house. lot sarin. all
street improvements IN and paid for.
only O. 80 terms
We have q number ~ t-Foom cottages
that Ne can sell you on the hes, 81
terms
4 nice corner lots on Miner. Belmont
ard Hnyl ston streets al g. oo0 each
n cash No better property IN the
city for iarRe flats
Lot on corner Of East Union aud 18th
Ave Price only s1ea. purchaser 20
assume assessment for cement walk
=. G nYERs AGO, ~ Arcade BIDS
q
THE COST. o.. 100. THRILLING,
In comparison with the requirements
level iot t0nino running from street
20 street sHtenafd ard beautffui
Views modern new broom house.
occupied BY = tasty owner who de-
mhnds immediate sale and will give
prompt poEaesEiou. Ia a section Of
DEVELOPMENT near the University.
Cell for card % Introduction.
CHARLES HOhEHa COMPANY.
t0i-z Alaska Bldg FL
REsIDENcE
SNAP
MfET
BE
SOLD
BEFORE
JUNE
Owner goes north June ist. Has re-
dueed price 20 flsu. on terms n will
paf you 20 look this up. Choice
property
L. }. sPHENGLE. aas Arcade Bldg
Phones Main 1876 and A C1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

ANOTHER BARBECUE DINNER
FREE SUNDAY
Another lot will be given free. with
warranty deed Sunday, May a
Don't fail To be there. Come and
pick out your lot before Sunday this
week. Only 80 up. terms 100 per
week city water mains are laid in
front Of every lot, only rs minuteH'
ride 20 Southeast Seattle They arc
now double tracking the car line. tho
big sewer contract has been let 200
houses GRO going NJ. You will never
get another chance 10 buy lots 20
close IN ru cheap again. office 10
open ~ H. IN. 20 accommodate tho
busy workers.
SEATTLE HuMEsEEKEHs co.
IF
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ss.ln.sa chsnsss

FOR Sale or Exchange boarding house
III country leWn Tor lots o. acres ~
Mfnished donplsls, so1fshsd. horse,
barn. large lot aad fr,ht trees fruit
dough e. aappl} house the yshr
iNuhd Inquire f.nnEH bfuH Store
al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

Report furnished BY Dovni ns.
Hopkins a Co. (ine). brokers, wv
sos aud SO6 Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
CHICAGO MARKETS

=
CHICAGO. May 26-The foiloass
ing quotations ruled on the D'"
OF Trade today c,..,nv
MAY. IO51-4. 100 IA.
July. 90 SIS 10 90 rs. 81 l--s
sept. ss'to SO 81, 50 "a to ~ 80
Corn
May. So.
Iuiy. la7-s to 4s2-t. 497-S
Sept. ASA.
Oats
May. 81 IS.
July. 80 BIS. 80 L.
Pork
July. i2.471-2. 1247l-2
IIVERPOOI-July wheat '''ss-
lid higher at 6s 10 I'D
NEW YORK STOCKS. -
NEW YORK. May 2G-The NJ.
lowing quotations ruled on
Stock Exchange today; 80
High. Low. Ciotss
Anal Copper, 9s-4. ~ % -
Am. Sugar. 1872. 15i, iSs
II r. r. IS 80. 81 rs, IS ~
People Gas. 100 IL. 80 81, 100 ~
Metropolitan. u51-2, mat: 10
L. s. steel. Is s-4. % 5-S, 20 -.
L. S. S. pfd.. 9S Ia % -, " IL
Atchison. 1918. rs IA. rs ~
II & O.. i07 rs. LOG 81. lVi -
Can. Pacific. Ia ID. l43 w. la -
Erie. 40 S-S. 80 is. 40 IT.
H.. & n. I421-4. III. 1ts -,
Mo. Pac., a6 SIS. % -, 20 -
Penn. 1888 IL. 1S2 rs. lSS -.
Reading. 50 1-2. sStS ~ ~.
Rock island, % is. s5 ~. ~.
So. Pac. CT S-S, 60. Gl IS
ST. Paul. l7aa-2. lie 5-S, ~ 3-S
Union Pac.. no, t1Si-S. li9s-t
Sales Ia moan. ara anA shsFe~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

NJ ErTT MoHI9 CHOICE rtbeHEn
CLAIMS fOH LOCATION
90 your timber flEht AT once cruira
efu Just retafnfd from locating an
other large party antiHfHttnriiNt
cruise from 60 2 million feet fnil
ncHt party
nOLtsEY,
aA~sse Pioneer block.
Ieree government homsHtthdH only a
. Hlleh from railroad ~ mtleH fFsln
Zoo school ! iaiisH from town eit
~ farming lhnd in state. Inquire
Merritt. tde Pacific nih. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

Marriage certificates were issued
thursday morning TO Paul v. Nolin.
y, and Ida Link. &c. both of Ever
EFT. d. +. McBeth, 81. of Green
Lake, aud Hnnah Andrews. 40. Of
Ballard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

aIlho

rof sale FIRST class harbsr shop coed
location. three chairs isie zHd ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

1T FfEIF1T FWTfff IN
NsN lruum brick hotels eomplstsly
furnished good furniture. well
equipped restaurant, titeHsH rooms
81 flisa ia Ylns about fido per
!. month clear sou can have the fur.
4 SNshinEn With sYear isEHe 90 -
PEI month. for 81 10
a LAWRENCE.
est second Ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

'hutee level double corner lot on
north fath street. close 10 where the
Grand BOULEVARD a. going
through. here is where you set your
money back. doubled. trceled quad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

NtH purchase store. lof and stock
business uaR pafiug tabQ net PET
day terms 800 cash. balance on
time Particulars fresh Mr wood.
worth. room I. Sullivan hldE 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26
ltar Want Ad. AGENCIES

>. X. M0il.o, al 6sasrd ave. sp'
nesits City HALT
Fremont prae ee., uNlna street
and Fremont avenue.
Quaker prua Co, 1918 ist ave
fhoa harris at pestoftles, Rentens
c. N. Lehndrsfi. cigar store. Viva
SOD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-26

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