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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-15
GOING TO HARTFORD.

Connecticut Rock Lodges Trip This
Evening.
Connecticut Rock lodge, A. F. and A.
NJ, will go to Hartford this evening
and work the third degree at st. Johns
lodge in that city The local lodge is
one of the few lodges in the country
which does all the Masonic work in
German. The degree team is a most
efficient one, and there will undoubted-
.ly be a large attendance in the Capital
City this evening.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-15
THE LATE MRS. GRIFFIN OF OK.
FORD.

FORD.
BY the death of Mrs. William J. Grif-
fin, Oxford has lost one Of the oldest
residents. She was born in the town
and spent her whole life there and had
spent the past 65 years of married life
with her husband, who survives her.
Her age was 81 years. She also leaves
one brother, George c. Sperry, now of
Orange. The funeral was held from
the home of Geo. S. Hubbell, the Rev.
G. L. Patterson attending. Burial in
the old cemetery at Quaker Farms.
Mr.. Griffin, who has been blind for a
number of years, is in his 99d year, and
his health is quite good for one of his
age.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

The following property of The Ready
Bits Corporation will be sold at public
auction at the factory, 80 Lenox avenue,
on Wednesday, April S, 1905, unless pre-
viously disposed of: ! each No. 36 and
2 steam cookers; / paste mixer; 1 box
printing machine; l cookie machine; /
grain scourer; filling machines; hop
per scale for weighing sgrain in bulk;
pul1eys; hangers; shafting; betting,
leather, rubber and cotton; one 500
light Westinghouse generator and
switchboard Sale will take place at
IL o'clock a. m. BY order of the Su-
perior Court. &
A me Est Receiver.
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MR.. DOW BETTER.

Most Critical Period After Operation
Now Passed.
The condition of Harry B. Dow was
reported yesterday as being very COM
Portable, and he seems to be gaining
strength daily. The most critical time
since his last operation has been sue
cessfully gone through with, and his
chances Of recovery have materially
isanssaasA1 5& a.!
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-15
BASEBALL TEAM BENs


The Bennett baseball teams annual
entertainment for the benefit of the
team will take place on Friday, April
z. The team won the championship
last season and will this year enter a
league with teams from Stamford, Mill
ford, Bridgeport and Norwalk. A large
number of Cedar Hill residents who
support the club Loyalty have contrib-
pted' to the entertainment.
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YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN cLul
Another Whist and Dance Tomorrow
NioI,t

AIIUIIIeF WIIISL anu .DanCt IO-MOTTOW
~ Night.
Tomorrow night at the New Haven
Young Mems Republican club hall an
other one Of the popular whists and
dances will be held. The whist starts
promptly at S:15 and continues until
1920; then dancing till H.,
All those expecting to attend are re-
quested to be on hand not later than
S:15 so as to cause no delay in the
starting. y The usual fine selection of
prizes has been secured, and the music
will be furnished by Hollis orchestra.
By notifying any Of the committee or
the steward of the club tables will be
reserved for clubs or parties.
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If the Baby Is Cutting Teeth, be sure
and use that old and well tried remedy.
Mrs. ,Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teething, It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, cures
wind collie and is the best remedy for
Siarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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REV. MR.. HAUGH MUCH BETTER.
The Rev. J. S. Haugh, a. former pas
tor in the Bethlehem Methodist church,
and the father Of Mrs. Clinton H. Bird
of this city, who broke his thigh by a
fall from his bicycle on slippery spot
is better. Complications resulting from
the shock to his whole system have
caused him great suffering aside from
the broken hip and his family have
been very anxious, but he is greatly
improved, ...--,-,...
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Burnett's. Vanilla Extract is the fixed
standard of excellence. It hasAoutiived
criticism dt y a me nn IS ana purest
ways ask for Burnett's vanilla.
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''GYandmotheY'' Silks

"GYandm0theY' Silks
Are made of selected
raw silk, carefully dyed,
and woven threads scien-
tifically arranged, and
with the most careful in
spection. That's why
it's the best dress silks
made to-day. ......
at Csc a yard
In all colors, among
them are the new colors
Wed. b u e, Lum-
iere, Reseda, Bots de
Rose, Ermite, Crush Red,
CHI ampagne, "Alic e
Blue Oignion, Pain
Brule and Gloria.
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WANTED.

by Two Swedish girls. coal
ana waitress in private family. Civ
references. Mrs. Sebald, SO Court 81
Ielephone 27S9-2 mis- f i3
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1890. WANTED.
4QURG NAN familiar with furniture
business. Best Mfg. Co, $50 Men 40
Street. ~ -, nj ~
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@ants.

One cent word for each insertto..
nve cents word for fan week, ueys.
times.
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NEWS.

SPECIAL NEWS.
Have you seen the new Mo
hairs? There is special SELL
ing Of them just now. ia.
!. The Spring Models in COR
SETS are ready.
The famous ''Moneybak"
black SILKS in taffetas,
peau de sole, iouisiennes, etc.
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WANTED.

EAPERIENcED one and two needle
sewing machine operators. stros,ss
Adler q Co. go Court Street miz-st
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WANTED.'


LACE py refined woman as CONNER
III III VIII assist at homework. "a q
s---s 0n-Se: ml5-it
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eooh. one who can wash ana fron =.
laIhlly OF three. Must have civ re r..
ere5ces. Call 562 Orange Street. 4 IA
~. -. ua15-lf-
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CoMMITTEE ON IrcENsEs.

The Committee ON Licenses will meet
in. rooms 10 and II, City Hall, Thurs
petitions Of James f. Cox and Son to
store and sell gasolene at 6644666 State
Street; of Nicholas Harris to store kerr
osene oil in brick building on Water
Street; of Jefferson & Co. to sell and
store naptha, gasolene and benzine at
21-23 Grand Avenue; of Standard Oil
Co. to store and sell petroleum and it's
products at their premises on Forbes
Avenue; of S. j. Cordner Co. to retail
gasolene and naptha from their wag-
ons; of Lightbourn & Pond Co. to sell
gasolene at 1880 Broadway, and of
Campbell Motor co. to store and sell
gasolene at 149-151 Court Street, will
be considered.
All persons interested are notified to
be present and be heard thereon, with
out further notice.
Per order. , s....
a Chairman
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-15
MORTUARY CHAPEL.

Messrs. LEWIS & MAYcocK beg leave to
announce that they have added to their
undertaking establishment a commodious
mortuary chapel having seating capacity
Of one hundred and fifty, and fully equipped
with every convenience for funeral pur-
poses. This chapel is freely rendered to
those who, because of insufficient space at
their residences, or for other reasons are
ii, need Of place where funeral services
may be conducted in quiet manner, and,
u desired, perfect seciusion. -.
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Men
b'hO like large


We can supply you
with them-full %
inches square.
Tape borders,
at 38c each
Hemstitched, at 25c, 38c,
. SOC, 75c and 81 each
Large enough to not
get lost in the pocket.
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FOR U. S. ARMY: Able-bodied. unnar-
reg men, between ages, IS and as
citizens Of United States. Of good
character, and temperate habits. who
can speak, read and write Enrlish,
Apply Recruiting Oficer. g0TC5anai
street, New Haven; 66 State street
zdartfordi 1922 Main Street, .BNdge-
port; 1913 Bank Street, Waterbury,
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DEATHS.

this city, March 14tfi,
1905 Charles Elliott Lancraft, in the
18th year of his age. ii lat
Funeral services will be held at his late
residence, No. 233 Quinnipiac Avenue,
on Thursday, March 18th, at o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend. m16-1t
BRYANT--Entered into rest, March IL,
1905, Lucia Josephine, youngest
daughter Of Clark Bishop and jose
phine Swift Bryant.
Funeral services will be held at No. 10
Brown Street, on Friday afternoon at
a two O'clock. Relatives and friends
are Invited to attend. m15-3t
PICKETT-In this city, March 18th,
1906, Fannie "A. Taylor, wife of Edwin
s. Pickett. aged 81 years, Q months,
Il days. h.
Notice Of funeral hereafter. m15-1tp
MR.. AND MRS w. H. zBoNToN and
family wish to thank their many
friends for the great kindness ex-
tended them in their late bereave-
rnent and to say that their express
sions of sympathy have been a COM
fort to them in their sorrow. e..
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ALL good help should call hera. we
supply all the best places and always
need large numbers. Sleeman's Re-
liable Employment Agency, 1853 Chap
Ell. Open evenings. mi4-tf
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a SET Of piano pedals. Finder please
leave at A. B. Clinton,s, 81 Church
Street. NIL 1tp
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COMMITTEE ON LEGISLATION. 3
FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HACTUHt E1tUIH1tGITt FU1t SAIla1s
The factory of The Ready Bits Cor-
poration, situated on Lenox avenue.
tion on Wednesday, April S, 1905, at III
o'clock a. M, as follows Land, about
$50 feet on Lenox avenue, with side
track on line N. Y. NJ III. & III. r. r.
Co.; buildings, a four-story brick build
ing 72x116x13 feet in clear, each floors
brick addition for boiler and engine COX
SIS; - Bigelow boilers 125-horse power
each; one 100-horse power engine; one:
500 light Westinghouse generator and
switchboard; line Of shafting on three
floors, with two-ton elevator. Terms
made known at time of sale, sale to-
take place on the premises. Also a
parcel of real estate situated on Quin-s
nipiac avenue, with water front on
sQuinnipiac river, and buildings thereon
BY order Of the Superior Court,
FRANK C. BUSHNELL,
ms est Receiver.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENcYArake not,cc,

EMFLok MENT AGENCY--Take notice.
MIS-. 3 "A Gladwin has moved from
Ivz orange Street to e02 Chapel ST,
Room No. 614, New Maliey Brilding.
The best help, also the best place "a
nnd situations, city of country. Hours
$3.50 a. m. to D. IA. = - :
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FOR SALR-l.000 get patent Stove Brick
Every set warranted one year. 0rdaf6
received 163 STATE STREET. =.
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D1iseeI1 aasen,ss.
MASSAGE.

MISS LEEKE, graduate c. T. s.. 2sz
DixWel Ave. Car to Charles St Jat1
est methods, best results, In ali
branches OF massage, electric, mag,
netic Face and neck wrinkles remov.
ed in six treatments. Failing HAHN
checked and color restored. Hourf
day and evening.
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MENT AGENCY,763 Chanel 81 asfah-
nsned 20 years. Largest, best In the
state. Best male and female help for
any and all kinds of work Sent any~
Wnere. Open evenings. Tel. 2322.
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Attest,

THOMAS C. MORAN,
m14-St Assistant City Clerk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
BOiS LOST

Gordon Barrett. IS years Of $50
and a companion by the hsiis
Thomas Toby are the objects :.
ruitless search by the police. ~
were last seen Wednesday aiteiuv.-
leaving the playground OF the pe ,.,
Thurman school 4 dog accom- lNS
them and one OF the boys ma.
% calibre revolver. since tha'
nothing has been heard OF ~ ~,
and Il is believed that they e.. Gu
ran away from home or Wahs, ~,
off into the country and wefs -
or met With some fatal aeeios-s
The parents Of the two aaNels s n.
are alarmed at their continues s,,f
sence. Young Barrett lived ~
Harvard avenue North.
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At TIE TREATERS

THE EARL OF HAWTucKvr
IaHTaula DDraH. natural -
IiaaIs. 'heHiff'.H.1.aa and sartsris-,
And there you have The Esfi !,
HHHfuofata u
Gus lhemHa measured the s,,g
HHitgu FOR fhH play lHaf a. bia ssG
Or dif fpf the CLOTHES be- wear. !.
HeIi and that 81. - swell
some but DOr.a# could rIsv a..
Earl none will. dare attemg, (.
when he dfap. The part
You think of D0r#ay. you fbi,,
u Tie Earl. and Hl#H vera
Until Ih0muF came along rgo.
say vas a white elephant "a a..
ia8helle'a han1a pafadiug he h.
alto doing nothing but drawing 40
a week under contract. Iasbtits
Thomas and DOra5 got their ks.S,
together and tho paff0ns u n.
Grand Weduescay uight aaw The "a
suit.
one Ehuddera 20 think o. VIII,
would have happened lad Auyer,
bit DOrsay been picked for ~,
part He handles some rather sg.s
fIguablc lines with the utmost dsiL
cary and With telling effect *,
never loses the humorous pos.issl.
iflea Of a single situation. though /,
d. done ia his marFeI9usly AnRjios.
manuer-the despair Of ambition
mithtOra.
Always calm. E1aFe and aelt-oop.
tralled iH be 10 the labyrinth Of az.
bafrassinE prelleaments which n.
suit from his assumption Of a bon,
name. and from trying 20 oonyins.
people that he Do american bora
Ia no place 10 particular"
A character actor Of the most
cleau-cut type. be Is ALEC H.
hpgtheOsis OF gentle manner snd
the best e1empIar Of the an .,
dressing well that Seattle has sssu
As for the play. It Is not parlss.
larry dramatic. unless one could
consider the Earle nsyer-enelns
and Belf-lnvitod perple1ities IN thal
light The play Is interesting, bub.
bles with ludiCroua situations snt
50 good is D'OrFaY's support ths,
one 10 entertained every m,nu,,
whether the star Is on the stass o.
not.
The company l. well balanced
Jane Peyton a. Harriei Fordye
makes the most Of her role kut
does not try 10 oYerdo IL. while Aia
Forbes f. a sweet and charming H.
tie inEenue ia the role Of Ella bsa-
ford.
The Earl OF Pawtucket Il Tie
treat Of the season The erovdA
house last night showed Il BY con-
peiling DOrsay 70 respond 70 ~
peatsd curtain calls with q nssi
speech That was 70 many the frs
conviction that DOrsay of and q
the stage are Identical.
The Earl Of Pawtucket" runs III
Saturday night. With Saturday nat
NEE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23
DROWN

rlTTHBHHg March N
men were draaraH In loci - y
near ChafIHaH .a HHa Moo. 70. 4
river a' 3 O'Clock IH#H morning -
men were HHHH .HH lie fivs4 =
ferry boat which 80 .zsd "a
aside ffsm f0a ffrymaa Ia.
eIH# 'he aHHr. .f IHa drgaE44 - =.
unknown. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

The present vaudeville bin al tks
star will continue until Monday aft
sfnoon. when Rosini. the aceord%oa
player. a comedy dog company, The
Hansen & Drew rural comedy team
and several other good speciaiiiss
will be put on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-23

The Virginia Girl closes at he
Third Avenue on Saturday night N
Sunday afternoon ole olsea.- he
old favorite, will open for the oom-
ing week.
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For s.ls-Rssl E,tats-contd.

a SNAP
Tqr sale. ~ owner. Is lot uu 81
Az uud H#fuuru apartment
house. completely Furnished Tor
housekeeping ~ families riHhH
end gas RANGES lu every apart
mHuf. ans ard electric iuHf In
Hamt tH per month Price.
liHHH. half each. iHaHa y 81
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aI.ToO sI,TO0
prov endenln IN Ana paid Tor. lot
Aaiud 1 block from NHtuIef Nets hta
ear line lsp0 down. balance honthiY
nR,na9sss a, ooo
s-lgoHi house, modsru, lot EEsa n
NgTA Hsstus, ell .aIeet .lQisrgyq
fukhte IL and paid Tor. tfQ bal
monthly paymshts
f9 Slfsa e2 lss rgs6 yl, z sns s SsS ~
hoe. 1as view n L4f ogfgh rpJgh
nay ana Universally. lot tHfS
tsrfns
a2.8bo $1,000
ai.iTtag 'G Tvs bIss 70 frod nh sekss{
ana pald for. liberal Terms
-, NJ. ovsrlooElqE Laks csiqp.
wilkins distAaea hpo. balance 20
Fof eSfasr Jot on Queen Ahss hu
one biopk from 4vesb Anne avenue
ssH1D noo balance 80 per month
lJNs YHsio ,aah. Igo for tbs lgtS
.Afd ear line fine uisw Of tie
bOund
Wet H 81 loY a, r. and tis9
III oflssSi 6.oeS
PheBsal haln liG Ind Ata
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THE CHERRY PIcKFRs-

THE IHFItHl TIIhEFf.
a Soldier OF the Bmpirs, Sklek
If the bin at the Seattle ihsGiw
this week. closes Saturday night n
WIn be followed BY the war drama
The Cherry F-iokera"
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Acreage tor Sale

GREAT LAND sALEi
FIVE AND TEN-kcRE TRACTS
ME,D6Eb&iak arAcu
WHAT'S rHE REASON
BECAUSE Mrad1wdAia n hlealY To-
Gated on the sound
hEtsA USE. people are watkins up 70
TIE fact that land between fWa live
krHWtuk cities ilk. SEATTLE and
ENEkEl-f IL bound % Increase ln
BECAUSE. the Great Northern r. n
has just established = station on
uEcAueE. the new steamboat dock
10 nearly flashed
HEEA USE. the Seattle Everett Inter.
urban % bHlua pufhad O. COMP elton
BECAUSE much % thts land II level
flfat-ciass sall and easily cleared
BECAUSE. CONSIDERING location and
quality ~ Hnil % Ia tho beht land
for the least mQusF ever offered In
the soatsls gps%ss. -,
TIN ACRES FOR 5000 SOME AT
$3.50 =sOAiE A. $500.
ON very sasa terms
Every morning man people - out
g sac thaas tracts Take The Great
Northern train az - BE- round
trip ticket 81 Iokes round trip costs
p cents Office al restaurant On
the grounds.
WEST a WHEELER
and Union block
ROBERT MALTBY. too-G0 \. 7. BIk
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Marrare, Wilson. alias Ma

Margaret Wilson. alias Mar Z
q Enret CrowlaH. who u2
= brought over from West seat z
. tie wednesday afternoon be- Z
q cause che faneied herself pur- Z
= sued by hobgoblins vas Thurs Y
q day morning BY decision Of az 2
= insanity commission commit .
4 81 TO the asylum at Steilacoom- =
The physicians pronounced the =
q woIuans dementia the result o. '
q alcoholism. When asked II she :
q drank the woman answered. =
Yes
"Whatl' inquired a phyd-
q clan.
whisky" answered The =
4 woman.
How long have you drank !
4 whisky was the next inquiry =
= The woman smiled and her :
= big black eyes snapped IN ap- :
. prcciauve "Reminiscences. y
For fully thirty years, saio !
q she. .
she has previously been cen !
q fined in the Provincial Ssyiain !
= az Westminster. b. c., and a. y
. salem. ore. under treatment :
= for alcoholic dementia
AN&NN S&ttt tsN
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TEN ACRE TRACTS

$3.50 To $3.50 on PAYMENTS
Location. . miiss from Seattle Poet
office.
Also few uhotee acre. nearly
glgArsd. located on west aide - I.ake
WaahiHEteu. with a nna view Of
lake and } miles ffum cfty fif9 per
acre, aaa waterfront tzft
Excursion q this acreakr Sunday
March = leaving Madison PARK a
10 "a and .. m. Round trip. -.
PETIT a son.
Arcade Building 1873 Second Ave
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lQ0Q $1,000
tTghO h9dsp lot ast9o. ffufffetT kaIf
block from raH Inei fau1 down. be-
anua &C. ~ pes month
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BARGAINS ~ FARMS

BARGAINS ~ FARMS
q aorea highly Improved. convenient
70 rsattIf A fine dairy farm. COWS.
poaitr@ horse snh inplsfuents 80
Win The plsct Al for p.sa TormH
q acres vel improved, alsq convex
tent 10 seattle. for y % VIII sub
eivifs tAis place Esay terms
- acres VEN fins vel improved, 9
Eh' az 5dIi ,ooa ssi,i. ' RAJ ' ss,.f. IN
also have other tracts from 70
s.r S'T Be-, ' isns you 20 fa 70 =.
u nv ais what you are leohins
,5y. cal o. write me AZ ! have a
stse tist q Western Washington
l. J. spRENGLE.
tss Arcade nlda SEATTLE
Phonea-Main lis and Ind A 81
n
9usT % AT ONCE
l, ea ,,sr ss ,ss,, q . fesnd M Me
mer house on water front ssxzi Il.
Eood water. 10 miles from ely
izso-rso down for "a acres fine farm
road. one acre cleared acres
aiaahad-
10 soa 2 .a ding a y ae .s faa s from
city. beat snap - the day.
LESLIE II ADAMS
- Starr BOYD Biz II
9. so-For acres. IN orchard. good
sire barn, creek. on fine road. near
ca sna Dunlap .aiso ] acre acre. el ....l,.e
and one smaller near brighton
Beach. for q ~. also acre On car
line same nsighhofhood. with q 3
room haurr on TO
aHrLERED BROS.
~ Arcade Phone Main fss2 =
SUMMER HOME on TtIE sorND-
email tract o. land all IN high state
81 cultivation. orchard IN bearing.
small fruits. neat cottage % Z large
rooms. ; minutes walk from rail-
Toad station and steamboat dock.
RoBERT MILrBY 80 y Y Blk -
FOUR ACREs nice water front on
/ the Sound close Co railroad station
and eteamboat landing. excellent
soil. tFo. ERHy terms.
RohERT MALfBY 80 y. 7. DIS
a LAND SPECULATION"
% acres near car line and lake gplph-
Z, Tsssshf.frqi fT2m9 seattle hGArTt.
rlch soil. = .qgs investPsst at ~
| THE PROPERTY
CHARLES aOMERa COMPANY,
Second and Marion.
WANT SOME WATERFRONT
| We have some to soil 4 snap
/ 81 900 will buy IL ncrca hIEhly Inn
! proved house. barn fruit trees
chicken house and farming topls
/ 81. 90 will buy ~ acres south of city.
| near fntertTbnu line.
| WfNgHTp BROS
| Room 40 Colmhn Bldg IT
Is acres. all cleared. 100 fruit trees.
ssplsnsd.i.a., . 6sssrins see house. barn
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