davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10

log rolling eff wagon which he was
loading and carrying him to the
ground underneath it,
The Batesville News says that eX-
Senator A. G.. Gray of Independence
county is being mentioned as a candl-
date for railroad commissioner to sue
coed Judge j. w Phillips.
A willow tree which stood near the
fish pond of G.. W. Forbes, near Cam
den. was blown down last Monday and
broke the dam of the pond. Fish to
;he value Ct $500 got away
!. F. Caldwell of Eureka Springs
has curiosity in a piece of onyx slab
on which there is a picture of the
head of Christ. The onyx slab was
taken out of a cave nine miles north
east of Berryvile
The storehouse of A. McGehee at
McGehee was struck by lightning.
The bolt went down the chimney, tore
the ventilator out of the ceiling and
threw the stove pipe on the floor. 1t
filled the room with dust and smoke,
and the clerk w "A. Bercher. was
slightly shocked in the left arm.
Mariana has Guarantined against
the world, except people living in the
country near the city and well known
to the authorities. Health certificates
are not respected. There has been
Il mild quarantine in force there for
several days The rigid quarantine
went into effect today.
Owen BOYLE died suddenly in the
city jail at Hot Springs under peculiar
circumstances While trying to es-
cape arrest the night before he was
shot in the leg The wound was
thought to be trivial. and after it was
dressed he was locked up. Six hours
later he died. Then it was discover
ed that the ball had ranged upward
and had perforated the intestines
Joe Bausley shot art" Campbell
with a 3S-caliber pistol at Atkins. The
&c through the lung. After the shoot
ing Campbell ran across town to his
quarters. where physicians attended
him and removed the ball that was
Just under the skin. it having passed
through his body. Campbell is in a
critical condition.
Mrs. Charles Scudder, IS years old.
wife of Charles Scudder. for twelve
years city treasurer of st. Louis and
for many years in the firm of the
Sc,ldder Grocery company. st. Louis.
dltu vi ii NOIllIlltNcttlolt vi uiSVuS0S ~
Rose Hill cottage. Eureka Springs,
and the remains were shipped to St.
Louis. She is urvived by her husband
and eight grown children.
Lew Ellwood fell dead on Garrisor
avenue, Fort Smith The deceased had
been employed in the sash and door
factories at that place. He came
from Ellwood. Ill.,. and for that rea-
son was called Ellwood No one ap-
pears to know his right name. There
was nothing found among his effects
which gave any information concern
ing him.
A young wife who says her name Is
Rogers and that her husband is oper-
ator for the Midland Valley at Tulsa,
cave birth to child on the Frisco
passenger train coming from Chester
to Fort Smith. She was removed on
her arrival at Fort Smith to the office
of a physician, who sent her to his
home, to remain until she is able to
go to her husband. While she was
sick on the train someone stole her
pocketbooN. containing all the money
she had.
REFRESHING COMFORTS
EOR SAORT iOiIQMEXc
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10

Spend SUNDAY IN HOT SPRINGS
ONE FARE ROUND TRIP.
via
PINE BLUFF & WESTERN K. r,
Tickets on sale every Saturday aud
Sunday, good for return the following
Monday.
For further Information inquire a.
depot. or telephone.
H. N Atwood. Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10
Short Jaunts for Busy Peorle.

Short Jaunts for Busy PeoTle.
rs an illustrated folder containing
an excellent map and many interest.
ing and helpful facts about the hun
tred5 of charming nearby resorts
reached by the Northwestern Line.
Send &c stamp to w. B. Kniskern, P.
T NJ. Chicago. (tfl
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10

Wits in a name if you fail to ad-
vertise it.-Printer's Ink.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10

The Batesville News says that eX-
Senator A. G.. Gray of Independence
county is being mentioned as candl-
date for railroad commissioner to sue
coed Judge j. w. Phillips.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10

A willow tree which stood near the
fish pond of G.. W. Forbes, near Cam
den. was blown down last Monday and
broke the dam of the pond Fish to
he value Ct $500 got away
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10

log rolling eff wagon which he was
loading and carrying him to the
ground underneath it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-10

!. +. Caldwell of Eureka Springs
has curiosity in a piece Of onyx slab
on which there is a picture of the
head of Christ The onyx slab was
taken out of cave nine miles north
east of Berryville.
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20 accept my offer al once. little
girl. but think II over.
4 went 10 him and ws lived a
perfectly happy life for five years.
| adored him.
lie Insisted that ! Was In every
way his wife, | was called Mira Bar.
ker. and most people In the neigh
borhood thought We were properly
married. ! had many close friends
there hut after a while the truth
became known little by little. and
had the horror OF realizing what ms
position Ia the world really was"
After tho little girl was born.
Barker grew less fond OF the WON
an. but se.mad 20 worship the child
lie brought suit for her possession
recently. but il never came TO trial
Then he settled s. eco per year N
the little giri and tried TO Ke' the
ban through the legislature II was
passed. bat Governor Higgins thres
the entire thing In the air by hts
veto. and all New York ia busy with
the story.
Barker il a wealthy clubman and
stock broker. moves ia the best 80
ciesy. and has a country homo Ia
Now Jersey lie has never secured
a divorce. aud Mics EtrinEer de-
ciares abe would not wed him II he
were 10 got one. aa she hates him
now
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BALTIMORE. Nd. June ao-As a
preliminary 20 the musical program
arranged for next weeks biK con-
veutien Of Christian Endeavorera a
mammoth choral concert ia TO be
given az the nm regiment armory
toniFht ~ the convention chorus.
Under the direction Of Richard A.
Harris the choir Of adults. consist =
ing OF 2 te0 voices. will sing a mum
Der Of anthems and songs. accom-
panied b. several prominent solo
lists The junior choir Of J. 200 voices
will sing the eantafa The Story OF
Christian Enaeavor.- under the di-
rcction Of the composer, II W. Por-
ter. ID
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The MARKETS

The first results of the fine wealth
er we're realized on Western avenue
Friday morning. when commission
row was lined with farmers with
their garden truck. The fine green
vegetables that are coming In from
the nearby ranches are the best that
have been on the market this spring.
Eastern Washington cherries arrlV-
ed freely all day. The cantelonpe
market Is practically cleaned up un-
III after July T. Another car of fine
watermeluns we're displayed on Fri
day morning This Is the second eur
of melons this season. They remain
at $3.50 a dozen. A car Of new po-
tatoes. the first OF the season, is due
Friday afternoon.
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BANKERS TO FIGHT NEW LAW

INDfANAPoIIs. Ind, June 80
Private bankers Of Indiana TO a to-
tai q over zee have organized for
the purpose 81 fighting against the
new law which requires private
banks 10 report periodically 10 the
auditor 81 state on the condition Of
their business The new laN IL 60
80 into operation tomorrow. and the
organization in preparing for an Inn
mediate teat case With q view OF
carrying II 20 the United States su-
preuns court.
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SAN ANTONIO. Tex. June So
The resignation % {. r. Hudson as
president OF the San Antonio A
Arkansas Pass railroad became ef-
fective today. Mr.. Hudson viii leave
Within a day OF two for the city OF
Mexico To- take up his duties as vice
president Of the Mexican Central In
taking charge Of the line OF the
Mexican Central, Mr.. Hudson VIII
be the ranking official In the repub-
lie Of Mexico and viii have fun
charge Of the operating departments
OF the road.
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Albany. n. T.. June 30 Gov
eruor Higgins has just vetoed one
OF the most Remarkable bills ever
passed b. a corrupt legislature. ana
BY vesolnr u has made public \
scandal affecting a prominent N"E
Yorker
Tha bill. passed in seerc, ana
made public By the governors veto.
enacted that AdsliR Que~utn. the Ia
FAINT daughter Of Charles Bell hAr-
kar and AdriiA Gertrude S,rinEcr.
~aa 10 be made legitimate the same
A. II abe had been born In lawful
1edlock. In his veto the governor
said:
This bill presents an astonishing
utopoai,ion. bat the most anioniah-
lnE thinK about - is that u paassd
both houses unnotiesd and without
opposition or discussion.
"ft il an Insult 20 every faithful
wife and to womanhood itself
The father a. the time Of the
birth of the child bad and nos has
a lawful Wife living. lie and the
childa mother. with hraFsn impu-
dcnee and utter disregard OF the
rffhtn OF the lawful wife aud the
ruisr OF morality. unite In a petition
20 the legislature 20 legitimaiiae the
ssxue Of their iRwicas love
II this BIN should be approved.
a legal status would BE- given 90
nrmi poiyEAmous relation aud con
euhiuaEe would become an honor
able eatate.
Adeila stringer tells the story In
these words:
4 came here from England with
very little money TO 70 on the stage
I was an innocent little Kid. just q
little BOBBY. and ] vas pretty. /
found that a Etrl who really needs
work and IL pretty can often get a
place only on one condition. was
/ frantic
The boarding house In which !
Was staying had Just notified me
that unless my bill was paid ! must
leave. II was then I mo- Mr. Bar
ker. and I want 20 say that no one
could have treated me more nquarc-
~ than he dld.
You poor little Eirl. was what
he sAid, I'm awfuiiy sorry for you.
wish we're a freo man. would
marry you. have wife, but |
hope TO go a divorce from her. /
cant marry you on the spot. bat |
can help you
After six weeks there Mr. Bar
ker made me a perfectly square
proposition. He said. 4 love you,
little Girl. but I can't get a divorce
yet ! may In six montha. But II
you are willing 20 trust me. We can
live together and will marry you
when / am free | do not want you
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Beans. dry per ewt Fs.25Gs7b.
small whites. $3,2ba3.7b. large
whites, sSI4,ib; pink beans. ta25
bayo beans, s3.25: green beans. lOsa
i2c; wax green heans. Toe: wax beans
i5c per ID, beets. per sack, $3.50;
parsnips. per sack. soc; native car
rots, per sack $50, lemons. 2s2b.
cauliflower. per case. ti25. native
cauliflower. per case. 40cm76c. gar
lie new, i2ihc. &c ID, Texas onion,
500 per case; Egypt onions. per
10 4kc; California onions, &c per
H. spinach. crate. soc, lettuce. 1bcd
81; head lettuce, per doz, 10000;
parsley, 2be doz; carrots. 800 box;
doz. Yakima potatoes. t26427;
per sack. Yakima potatoes, S26127:
Greeley potatoes, t22.00n24.O0: new
California potatoes, ihc pound
White River potatoes, $500 AZ 25.eo.
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NAV YoRk er0cI,s

NEW YORK STOCKS.
NEW YORK. June a0.-Followine
IL the range OF the leading stocks
on the Stock Exchange today:
High. Low. Close
Anal. Copper, 81 "a. 81 IS. SIP
Amh Sugar las -, 1875. 1914.
II, II. r.. 20 is. 6S 81. 20.
Peoples Gas. i04 l-2. l04. 104.
Metropolitan. 1877 rs. las 10. 127 IS
Y. S. Steel, 81. 301-2. 81.
I. S s. pfd., 9S as. 971-S, 9S1-S.
htson, SO is. 50 81. So.
y. q O, 1855. 1121-2. 1914
Can. Pac.. 1871. $50 1-2. 100 5-s.
Erie. iii-4. 43 SIS, ais.
L, a n, 149 1-2. 1872, 1898
Mo. Pao. 80 SIS. 90. %.
Penn. i40 i-2. 1878. 1io1-2.
Reading, 100 ID. 90. 100.
Rock Island. % rs. 291-2. % 1-2.
So. pac, GO "a. GO 1-2. GO SIS.
St Paul, 176 rs. l75 ia. 17G rs.
I'm. Pac.. 1877, 12G 10. 126 5-s.
Sales to noon. 322.S 500 shares.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

STOCKHOLM. June ao.--fn ac-
cordance with the call Of King os-
car. the riksdaF assembled today In
extraordinary session 20 consider
matters relating 20 the withdrawal
Of Norway from the dual alliance
with Sweden.
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rAInvIEN AnnIrIoN.

The bsa, thlnE On the make, FOR ,h~
money
Lots 81 and sp 50 cash. s. pr MONTH
II NuA arF Them Yeu NiH agree With
"a Even iat has fine fiHN. Sod
soil. aiisfH ~ ever block s-faaS
nideWalks lets aFu EOS bssAN
EieaHHn
Oct off ears AZ Gresn Lake Station
and SO northeast five hiurka %
cone % ear office.
We sih build Yeu q house on sAAy
terms
uHEuHH I4suufsD 4 cox. a.
lQif- III Alaska HuilalaE
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, June 80 Following
IL the range Of the leading options
on the Board Of Trade today:
Wheat High. Low. Close.
July. %. 81 %. 935-s.
Sept, 30 IA. ssl-4. s95-s TO So I'd
Dee, SO rs TO 80. 81 rs. Ssl-4.
Corn
July. SO. 551-a. sc.
Sept. "a "a to 547-S. 54i-4. b4s-4
Dec, 81 s-S. 507-s, 5iI-4.
Oats
July. % "a. s21-4. seas.
Sept, 81 "a. ~ Ia. 81 as.
Dec. 80 3-s. 81 rs, s21-4.
Pork
July, si2.67 IL. 1850. 12.e21-2.
Sept. 1902 i-2. 1895. 1898.
llverpool-July wheat closed s-sd
higher at 6s II Esd. September.
l-2d higher At 6s 10 5-Sd.
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g. 49, acres, near Seattle. & hinska
from waterfront fine view 3 acres
cleared Ard in efups. nfrHAfd sfoufn
buiidiuEH.
8 Gsaf4 acres waterfront near Seattle.
4 acres cleared and balance in paSs
turn. About 80 tTafiHE fHAf tfNfa
mostly winter nppieN. inexpensive
house chicken house cay terms.
aLETrESGHEN & ARSELfz
Kinney Block 10 Columbia Street
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Munslna Union sult,.

All weights and grades. L. NJ
Brooks n Co. 1891 "a Ave. 80.
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For fireworks and fine exhibition
pieces In rockets, candles, mines.
etc, see Piper q Taft, 1924 "a Ave.
80,
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IQe0
becauae We are selling g. worth -
merchandise Tor Soc some peool.
think that the merchandise nov ha-
ing sold IL not OF this seasons D,o.
dnetiona. bat a fep moments Of IN.
speeiion will soon convince the moa
skepiieal Of the keen values and u.
correctness Of style and quality thai
are nov being sold at 1901 P1Rsr
AVE. at the bankrupt sale Of N.
Novelty Department Store. ,zs COON
Of mixed merchandise is nov being
slaughtered without reserve or lin
t. Following ! quote You the guar.
anteed prices on Ladies' cOaa
Waists and Suits. Mems and Boys
Clothing Hats. Shoes and Furnish
ing Goods:
Spool Cotton. nc: LAdIes' 7x
Waists. ssc; Ladies' 81 Waists. Ne;
Ladies' il5o Waists. 75c: LAal.t
g. 20 Waists. Csc; Ladies' use In
dian Linen Waists ,l.i5: LAdIsf
$500 shirtwairt suits. ,l.2o. LAdI.s'
600 Indian Hnen Suits. ;zOo: La,
dies 5000 Blue Dimlg shIrwaIa
Suits. s2s5; Ladies 5000 summs
SILK shirtwaisi Suits. 1855. LAdIsf
$500 China six Wash Waists, s1s:
Ladies' $500 Walking skinA
Gt45; Ladies' $500 BrllliantIns
Skirts. s245; Ladies 1900 White
siik Null skirts. s4ss; Ladies ssda
Man-Tailored Walking Suits. siax:
Ladies' 1900 Tan Covert cloa
Jackets. 1896.
President suspenders. 25c: Meas
Linen Handkerchief. 2he; Near
lie Hose. &c; Mems zoe Bow Tz
&c. Mems sL00 KID Cloves. sc:
Mems soc Balbriggan Underwear.
ise. Mems 50c Black and whits
Striped Working Shirts, &C: M@r
ti.oo Sweaters. isc; Mems Isc ArrOv
Brand Collars. &c. Mems si.so Frr
Hats. 7se; Mems $500 Dress Hai4
csc: Boys SOC Caps. l5e; Ladies' n<
Hose f2iSc: ladies 25e Egyptian
Undervests. loc; Mems 5000 Che
viot Suits, s4s5: Mems si2OO wu-
sted Suits. 1886: Mems si40o wof-
sted Suits, se.e5: Mems 5000 Dress
Suits. 1895: Meas 5000 Imported
Prince Albert Dress Suits. sl4S;
Mems 5000 Melton overcoats, ss&;
Mems $500 Covert Box oysoostS
s7.s5: Mems s2O0 worsted Pants
csc; Meas $500 Cheviot Pants
s1i5: Mems $500 worsted Dress
Trousers. s2si5; Boys s25O Knee
Pants Suits. si2i: Boys 500 Ksss
Pants Suits. sI95: Boys $1,000 Long
Pants Suits, s495; Boys $500 Shoes
sSc; Boys s250 Shoes. si.ls; Meas
$500 shoes. sL45: Mems s3.5e vid
kid Shoes, si95; Mems s4.Oo Boz
Calf Shoes, s225; Mems $500 Patent
Leather Low Cut Shoes. s245. Mems
5000 Patent Leather Dress Shoes
SAYS; Boys csc Straw Hats. SC; La
dies $500 Lawn shirtwalst suits
s2.45; Ladies' 75e Percale Shirt
waists. zee.
DO not wait until il is too late ana
this sale is a thing Of the past ana
another golden opportunity has TED
$500 worth of seasonable merehan-
disc now on sale for so cents al
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Underwear for Men

In the correct qualities and at rea-
aonablt prices, 10. N, Brooks a Co,
1891 Sd Ave. 49,
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Vetoed Bill TO Make a
Child Legitimate

GOVERNOR or NEW YoRk nLo ALMOST SUCCESSFUL Sc
cRur EFFORTS OF WEALTHY BROKER
49, uRAL DAUGHTER a LEGAL NAME
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500 WILL buy completely furnished
roOmlnR house Of 3 rooms. close In;
must BE- sold before July tst. part
cash. balance easy terms. Inquire
~ Oriental Phones. Main 1t5ii
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Go TO Olympia on the Fourth
on steamer Capitol city. siA hours
In Olympia Fare. ti.00 round trip.
Steamer leaves Gaibraith's dock at
a. m. go
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nDaIN LIVING
Hrgc nrAr lake and car Line amidst
pleasant SCENERY 81 this COSY. ear
petsd furnished nansrsd l.foom
house. nth ha th electric lights. con-
Neuienrus. fiaArrs blooming saFdsn
Frurtag fruit mAturinE bright,
tieAn and attractive Without and
Nithia The surroundings homslike.
rhe aWnsF rraaf o. step uut and In
Nite you in The nrtes reduced %
g. na#lcaa than value. the terms
almaHt 70 fotgf likins iafEc, hand
H0lne lot saniQo a. Neatly tsugsa and
bounded b tNu streets Take card
from uH and talk % the nwusF to-
d. ~ uuanid o. D. Withdrawn
from the marhst this week. Beet
CuAnisEs soAEnA COMPANY.
ots4 Alaska hEs.dnE -
ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY
And shrwNd investors nrr taking al
vantage q 10 - huEfuE saanT 81 our
rhuzCr lots within = Efhnes fhfaN 20
the EFwat WEST SEATTLE I'll Ell
plant Tao street car franchises have
been granted ~ the commits lnurra.
which all bring the residents 90
Pioneer AaWafs Within 10 minutes.
~ fact this property in - nsAF q
Pioneer square - Queen Anus tilii.
hsatdra. Il pnaesHNfa = FfAndrF KfsW
Lots al our ~EW ErEFIs WORKS
ADDITION sell for rhaft time AZ
fgesa u" 70 tfa each GA YOUR Own
J n WHITE
e. ortsutsi blneh III
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Get your fireworks at Piper 4
Taft'n. 1924 I'd Ave. 80.
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Report furnished BY DowninR.
HOPKINS a 70. une.l, brokers. 800.
s0S and SOC Alaska building.
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Timber t-sncs
TIMBER LANDS.

Several thousand acres OF good timber
land Just thrown onen for entry,
cruising f000.0 to 5000 900 10 tho
quarter. Use your timber right on
good timber. Parties leaving every
day until all this good land IL taken
I 9. DOLLEY.
5000 Pioneer Block. Phone Ind S9a
If
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$40 BUYS TEN ACRES. IA miles
from Beattle-racoma IuterurbaD;
rich, level land. easily cleared, most
" alder and maple. Very easy terms.
ROBERT MALTBY.
9i9-10-1 Alaska Building. -
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For sals-Farns and Lands-con
tinued.

HERE Is A BARGAIN-i0 acres, rich
second bottom land. partly cleared
firat-class soil close 90 school and
nciehborH. facing on county read !.
handy TO one 81 tho best towns I'm
--fhe valley. between Seattle and Ia
coma. $50 Easy terms.
= ROBERT MALTBYs
aig-30-gt Alaska building a
FARMS AND LANDS.
Now If the chance TO use your timber
and homestead right 100 acres %
good farming land only few miles
from railroad and town this land
will produce all kinds OF crops with
Ron't fail to see mo for a free farm.
l. G. DOLLEY,
10 Pioneer Block. Ind. S73.
TT
nETwEEN SEATTLE AND TACO
MA-handy 60 intertrhan. 20 acres.
rich second bottom land mostly al
der and maple brush. very easily
r. cleared, no timber. facing good eoun-
~ road, adjoining an improved farm.
quarter mile from school 500. Half
cash.
ROBERT MALTBY.
ai9-30-H Alaska Building =
wheat land IN the Big Bend country.
Price So To 80 per acre. A. Thnmp-
son. ifl jefferson Place. Ballard.
Phone Hullnr0 ISL. i
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~ roesp reomiuH house tor exchange
i9r city property Of chicken ranch
Main tNte "A
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- fOhI UNI hAAtE
b the present owner, who wishes 20
retire Another fortune Is there for
the buyer Of this
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT
a going business, every day yielding
profit. The location, the Industrial
center Of Seattle Good lease. cor
Hsr building Rental and operating
expenses small Books, facta fig
urcs. open 70 a bona flde buyer. We
iudOrns the Offering and Will sub
efaHtiates sail claims made. a cash
valuation fixed Of 81, 90. Easy termH
IL wanted Seller does not need
netsf WI taks ln s ,.,,. ,,,o, ~,
CHARLES gOMETs COMPANY.
oil Alaska Building. 30
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Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

p. \. Mailsa, 81 palsrd ave. 90.
aesits City Hall.
Fremont Drive Co. ENina stFes,
and Fremont avenue,
Quaker nrua Cs.. tots Sat ave.
Thee. Harris ct pesteftioes Rsnteik
G. N. Lshndrefk siaar store, ste'A
sseeaa.
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81, /, - -. 49,
Sc. Room ~. 1915 6th Ave. IS
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Minnonota potatoes. tzaO0. sweet
potatoes. 2Mahc per 10. apples.
fancy, per box. 1900 California
sweet potatoes. 1900 new White
River potatoes. e. -. Otiehoksa.
doz. Tic. native fhubAfb. ~ a. q.
hee duz summer asparagus, ff.1bt
green peas, Gm t2e, green peppers.
&c no telephone peas. INC MlHais-
mupi tomatoes. TOO per crate
summer squash. Be. native turuipa
H6fi0c dor fnt Dutch cabbage.
10. native cabbage. lKc. green
corn. doz, Doe. cueumberH. 30 Zoe
German cucumberH, ft.7b per case
uutmcFa, 1900 per ease.
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nuttsr and Chassa

washington cheese. i3Hci cream
brick cheese. itc. California cheese.
10. Oregon cheese. he, Eastern
cheese. ifAei butter. native cream
sfy. 22e. cooking. 80 zoe, California
fresh creamery. gle.
Eggs.
Strictly fresh ranch. doz. z4azEc,
oregon eggs. 2zc.
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HERE rs A BAHGkfN-i9 acres. rich
second bottom land. partly cleared
firat-claaa soil. close 60 school and
nsiEhborE facing on county road
handy 70 one q the best towns Ia
the valley. between Seattle and ra-
coma $50 Easy terms.
ROBERT MALTHY.
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FURNITURE Of room-fiat. suitable
for Keeping boarders. flat rents for
4Iz it0yik 10Th ave. i
9ssEgAgT piano new, owner leaving
city. 1903 18th ave. =