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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-10-18
slave. of Their own Doubts.


The habit many people have of tor
turing themselves because Of their in
ability to remember whether or not
they have done certain things is di-
agnosed as disease by French
physician and called folie de doute.
The victims arc slaves of their own
doubts. They suffer fortunes from
their inability to remember whether
they addressed letter correctly,
whether they turned off the gas prop
erly before they got into bed, whether
the fires have been properly safeguard
ed for the night, etc. The business
man cannot remember whether he
closed his desk when he left his office
and perhaps gets Off his train ut the
first station and takes the next one
back to town only to find that every
thing is all right. The housekeepcr
lies awake for hours worrying about
the kitchen window and finally crecps
downstairs to find it securely closed.
The learned physician who diagnosed
this distressing complaint has not, un-
happily, suggested a remedy.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-10-18

Three best fresh eggs" echoed Nh. OJiluu.
wis over dear fur frequent applica-
ton, as it said on the labbcl Haze We
got doom the ham?'
1.-THE ham is duly registered, Mis-
tress Wallace, but I'm vexed ABBOTT
the
"An' we micht send three O. yer best
fresh eggs-jist three, mind ye.'
"Three best fresh eggs echoed Mr..
Ogilvy after remoistening the point of
his pencil
'Ye sent Tower the last time" said
Mistress Wallace.
Did II" said the grocer, somewhat
flustered.
AYE. did We, an didna want fow-
err
"It's jist three in the book, Mistress
Wallace"
"Weel, the simmer We maxi it Tower
the better fur yer profits"
"Are-are ye shair it was Tower ye
got3"
"As shair IS daith. Man, dae We
think wud cheat masep DOT the price
o. an egg at yin an ten the dlzzen?"
she demanded severely, while Mr.. ogil-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-10-18
Postal Antianity.

A recent discussion Of certain postal
grievances III the british house of com
mons has recalled the history Of the
post. Posts are mentioned In Scrip
ture. In Job tx. %. it is written, "My
days are swifter than II post" and
again in the book of Esther, chapter
viii, letters We're sent by posts on
horseback" The word. Of course, here
means runner. To Cyrus has been
ascribed the establishment of sys,
tematic courlers aud post horses
throughout Persia, and Augustus Is
credited with introducing post chaises
ut Rome. 1t was In the reign of James
1. that postal system was INTRODUCED
into England.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-10-18
.lgot Enough to noas, Exr.,

We often hear persons make use Of
the metaphorfcal expression quoted III
the headline when referring to an ex-
ceptionally hot day. Such an expert
ment may seem a little far fetched and
out of the ordinary, but there are many
cases on record where scientists have
actually cooked eggs by the SUMS heat.
In 1887 when Herschel was in South
Africa he cooked eggs by exposure to
the heat of the sun until they were
powdery to the center" Sir j. G. Ross
made similar experiment in New
Zealand.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-10-18

ne saul.
on well, and knew l couiu manage
your account In the three months and
SO I didn't see the need of writing.
haven't been in Glasgow since the day
you We're SO kind to me about the
glass"
But you will be coming soon. You
must find it rather duh here in the
dead season."
NO"
But it must be appallingly quiet"
at is quiet
Il think You said you We're brought
up in the city, Mrs. Houston"
Yes"
"And don't you weary for little
gayety now and them"
NO"
"Do you mean to tell me that you are
quite contented with life Lerc!"
YES"
"ReallyY
yes"
would you not prefer to have less
work and worry, Mrs. Houston?"
NO"
Her curt answers amused rather than
annoyed him. II wish We're SO easily
pleased" he sighed. But you can
bring some pleasure into my unsatis-
factory existence by coming to see me,
say, this day week"
"Oh, can't, Mr.. Dobbie!'
''This day week." he repeated gently
you owe me something, don't youy"
1.-The money will be paid on the day
you said," she replied, feeling at loss
'Is that all you think Of mey'
I'll cannot thank you any more
than I've DONE" she said, praying that
he might depart.
do you know that came to see you
last week." he asked suddenly.
ut was you? heard that some one
had asked the way to the cottage, but
l didn't think"-
II found the cottage, but l noticed
your husband was busy in his garden,
which is more to his credit than to
that of his bank account, I'm afraid,
SO l passed the gate reluctantly.
don't suppose you would have vel
coined me in the presence of your hus-
band"
Jess pale,l slightly. but held her
peace.
MIR. Houston has no idea of our lit
tie secret?" he continued. You are
quite certain lie suspects nothing? Its
just as well. for he might take it badly
If he knew"
There's nothing wrong! she gasped.
"Oh, no. he answered lightly, moth
ing seriously wrong. Still, you know, !.
man doesn't like to find out that lie is
being managed. You understand! And,
MS you told me, you are very anxious
to manage Mr.. Houston's affairs with
out his knowing what is going on.
It's pretty idea, but apt TO lead to
trouble. A woman can take too much
upon herself Even an incapable man
has his dignity"
III don't understand" For the mo-
ment she felt that she lad taken too
much upon herself.
well, I'll put it plainly, Mrs. Hous-
ton," he said, rising slowly and turning
his back to the fire. Suppose some one
told Mr.. Houston that his wife knew
his financial position-pardon the long
words-and concealed it from him."
"Ohw
Suppose some one told him that his
wife was treating him like child.
Would he like it? Would he appreciate
her self sacrficeY
But no one knows but you. l had to
tell you, Mr.. Dobbie. You We're so
kind, and l was desperate that day.
But nobody knows but you about Da-
vid." Speaking her husbands name
seemed to strengthen her. She looked
him straight in the face.
He hesitated, but only for an instant.
Nobody knows but myself, and no.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-10-18
.Dond. of Freedom !.

If marriage without love is not mar
riage, SO also love which does violence
to marriage Is not love. The marriage
ceremony is not proclamation Of I'M
prisonment. but Of opportunity. Its
bond Is not fetter, but garland.
Still, 1t may not be disdained or
broken. The browning does not make
the king, you say. No, but 1t places
upon the man whose head receives the
crown the obligation 10 sacrifice, IL
need be, everything that is mortal In
him to Its honor.-North American Re-
view.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-10-18

Mother of Parvenu Financler Ito WIS.,
itor)-All these are photographs of my
son. Here you see him as child,
there as man and there us baron
journal Amusant.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-10-18
PECULIAR FIRES.
The Manner In Which Many Disas-
trous Dlaxes Originate.

Ine Manner In winch Many Disns-
trOus Dlnxcs Originate.
Dust is wonderful producer of fires.
There have been instances in post
offices where the dust of the mail bags
suspended in the rear of close room
exploded with terrific force. Dust ex-
plosions are of frequent occurrence in
flour and drug mills. The origin of
many fires in tailor shops may be
traced to the SO called dry cleaning of
clothes. A rag dipped in naphtha Is
frequently used In removing grease
spots from garments. The rag soaked
with infammable fluid is thrown upon
the floor When the shop Is closed up
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-10-18

OF the deluge, he being too exclusive
and high toned to share the ark with
the Noah family and its belongings
London Chronicle.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-10-18
RAILROAD
Time Ca rds.
Manchester & Oneida Nv.
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
Train No. 2 leaves Manchester at 500 q. m. ar.
rives 1t Oneida At $3.50 q. m. Connects
with west bound G. G. w. No, s,
Returning leaves Oneida ct $40 am
arrives at Manchester ~ sos .. m
Train No. 4. leaves Manchester at 7;lb .. n
arrives at Oneida at 7:46 q. m. con
meets with east bound O. g. w. No
.. Returning leaves Oneida at 7:W
~ M, Arrtve1 at Manchester at e:2C
am.
Train No. 8. leaves Manchester at s:,b 4, M. sr.
rives at Oneida At 1924 ., m, Don.
meets with the north bound O. n, q
st. r. No. %. Returning leaves
Oneida at 9:25, arrives at MIncho stel
Rt9b0 q. m.
Train No. 8, leaves Manchester At 2:L0 D. m, ar.
rlves at Oneida at $50 p. n. con.
meets with 9: G. W.. No. 4. east
bound. and No. 8. west bound Re-
turning leaves Oneida ut 1893 p n.
arrives At Manchester at 8:46 M.
Train No 10, leaves Manchester at 6:lb p. m.
arrives at Oneida at $40 p. m. Con
meets with south bound O. N. b IS.
p. No. 81. Returning leaves Oneida
as6:25 p. M. arrives 81 Msnchestee
b:46p. N.
j. L. KELSEY,
Gen. Traiio Manager.
Through tickets for sale at Manchester to all
points In North America.
TRAINS WILL STOP ONLY At
Belknsps Crossing, Platform at Quaker NH
switch. Franklin Street Crossing, sly's Cross
Ing. Miller's Crossing, Twin Crossing, West
brooks Crossing.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1905-10-18
LESS THAN ONE pApp
Residence Property for Sale.

We are authorized to offer for
sale the DR.. Sherman residence pro-
perty on Butler street. For terms,
apply to BRONSON & CARR. til
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q. o. aATro.
Illinois Central
Excursion Rates.

Excursion tickets will be SOLD BY tbeIi,p,
Central, to the points, and at rates. as foiin"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-06
HAVE DECIDED ON
NE W RATES

PORTLAND. Ore, April tn,
decision Of the trauscontlnertxl
railroads regarding readjustment 3,
existing freight tariffs betvssa
coast points and the interior siH 3
announced after the meeting between
the representatives OF the rallrozts
nov In the city and the wholesale
iohbers Of Portland. Tacoma a.
Seattle. which viii occur Thurs1zy.
The railroad men acknoxstu
that they have come 10 decissoa.
but say that Il would be 10 trzt
the jobbcrs with discourtesyfo naks
Il known before the meeting. krt
therefore they Will say no,h.ns
which could be taken to indicate
what the determination Ia
What was supposed 10 be q g.
ference between the traffic men ~
held last night. and II was hcgk
after this mcting that some inkLsf
OF the decision would leak out ~
meeting turned out. however, mere
" TO be a social call upon the trsfse
director. J. G. Stubs. Of the HEri-
man lirnes. by several men regre
senting large wholesale Interests Il
this city.
There are now In Portland regrf
Eeattng transcontinental lines. ].
G. Stubs. traffic director Of IL
Hartman lines: J. n. Hansfn1.
second vice president Of the Norh-
ern Pacific: J. NJ. Woodwork. -
sistant general traffic MANAGE <
the Northern Pacific at Tacoma. c
NJ. LeTey. assistant 70 Presite1i
Elliott, OF the Northern Pacific. ~
J. G. Eden. assistant traffic mar
ager OF the Great Northern. Of =
attic. These. with General Maaa<a
y. A WorthinKton. Of the Harfira
lines In Oregon. and several of szs
local traffic officials Of the diffsr9t
roads. win be present At the mestirf
today with the Representatives I
the 1obers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-06

ffhNNHMH OF AHfHa
EVERY NY
New homos are heins built in Mesd-
EVERY DAY
More Meadowdale tracts are sold
EVERY DAY
! viii be on the ground % show you
the choice and io-ncre Meadowdale
ENmHN DAY
,essena your onnortunity 20 make
rVRsp9aM 6SlT.l2a
At siaa gglock tho Great Northern
Foee to MopdaNdaie. huY a ticket
" Mendowdnie
GEokNE WHEELER.
Meadowdaie Wash IT
s AcRgs az Eaele ilarbor. ali cleared
ana fenced. running water. close 10
tho wharf and only ista.
Z acres At ColhY. highly improved, o..
seen O. be- aubHeeta ted. 81 90. yseSna
can be had. "
s sssea s s9isgIg2as WITH roem hSsss :
beach D. frSSt a. &S6is ga the
1fAAtnI EfoN a OLSEN.
40 Marion nuildlnH. q
HAVE SOME FiNH RELINouisn-
MENTH
No, l@NerY highly IMPROVED FOR - On
No, t@Not 90 much improvements. Tor
$500.
No. ) Improved some for ts1o
No, faien acres, for Hlh
No, 9 acres broke 10 acres feAc q
with Nifo fence. for $50
Also 4eine fine Improved wheat farms
m Eastern Washington ter safe OF
The property 10 fine. prices are right
Come and see what they are like.
AZ MICHhNEU
90 Lumber Exchange. -
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aNApaI

SNAPS SNAPS
Heft IL some properly ownsd by peo.
pie outside 81 lha ttate. who want
10 sell ana will sacrifice for quick
felal home Of this property L Of
fired o. half tta vntuaf a chance
% mako some money n you IN
vest.
fine lot, Usis0. cleared. good view.
ueaf tho Seattle Seminary or Metho.
aiat college fof 300 cash. The lot
o lgtH corner gloon and Harrison
street. ballard. cleared. lay nnai
SO each, nnah.
4 lof 11Hld0 feet on Slate street near
Main street. ballard. cleared. al IN
ptQRefnsntH IN ana paid, $50 cash,
This f. $3.50 below IT, value
, lets. corner Day street near Rainier
Heights car. sis each
Q room house At Kirkland Uns view
Of lake. good boat Heryicri house
cost $50 90 build Sc. $50. all cash Of
$50. half cash and balance on time.
~ aered water front an HOODS canal
Tor 800 per acre, " cash ouWh,
balance 80 per month
100 MHFna on WILDLY Island good Hant
service good soil $40 pet ncre THIS
would make fine garden land.
~ uefee between Seattle ana Tacoma
I acres bottom land, cleared. feaal
: for pillow all good eaij running
water 90 railroad. Ep1 fd0 shfh
down end fsIAnce easy terms Ililn
A. d. NEWELL ne Marion ST.
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TO PRESENT PETITION
FOR MTAkiSH
PARDON

The petition for the pardon Of Il
r. McTayish. which has been 90
some time circulating abou, %
court house. will, Thursday after
noon. be presented to Governo'
Mead by Judge Griffin. who beard
MeTavish's trial and who sentences
him. The petition Is signed BY ne
prosecuting attorney and BY al ne
members OF the jury which cen
vieted the defendant.
The petition is prompted by syn.
pathy for the prisoners wife ans
baby and by the fact that MeIas.
ish's crime for forging the cheek
worked no material harm. as he hha
never cashed Il or received none
for Il; also by the showing thar ts'
defendants wife and child were y
need at the time OF the forgery
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= IA, way ossrAr. Asorls. !.
++TTT+++4+44F4+4s4.ss..f
coLFAx. Warh. Apui
dead and a dozen more or L.. ~ ~
Iured 10 the sad conclusion !. =.
Visit here b. the giea club Ana :,
l0N STUDENTS " the Pullman -
cultural college last night
While waiting on a fooa 49,.
crossing the Palouse river Tor ~
eial train 70 convey them 10 81
man. the merry group Of nn..-
students we're preclpltaied into Il.
river fifteen feet below. a na,,.s5
Of the bridge oollapalng bssssss
their weight
All we're rescued. With the 49,.
ton OF Miss Mae Onatat, Aeed d !.
Aaotin, a student Of The celisss
After an hours search. the h<sv :.
the unfortunate girl. was fes,s
lodged In the bushes aboye =.
bridgs. How she managed q -
up the stream Is a mystery.
Tho work Of rescuing the 49,.
men and women ia the wa,ef -
made difficult by the breaking -
slx-inch water main undernsash i.
bridge How she managed % -
whirlpool
WIN Charles. another student "a
fered a erpained ankle, vhlIe 4.
girls were badly bruised. Mar =
them tainted.
The crash Of the falling t.mh.,,
and Che shrill screams for heip 60
be heard for several blocks.
a special train left 1t oie.a.k
this morning with the body a 4.
dead girl and the band Of re
stricken students.
Frank spanlding. a sweetheart !.
the vicum. Is nearly erazed vi
grief. A brother Of the dseasss
killed himself by the accidental "a
charge OF = gun exactly one -,
ago.
alss onstat would have graduate
this year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-06

CHICAGO. April 6.-one huneIsa
teamsters. employed by the man y.
der house OF Montgomery, Nsiu
Co, were ordered 20 strike this -
ternoon in the interest OF the su..
ing garmentworkers. The comp.As
refused to arbitrate. II Is expee.s.
the walkout will extend TO 'ne "a
press drivers, coal teamsteIs as
others hauling for the big nrm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-06

Tailorinq School -s-e>c
REfsfRRs I.sdiss fsllofts.asF. cI Va.
has removed 20 u9-xit hi'e'
PhopS Msln- So NV
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DIR. FRKpERIc pKLL

DIs fkhEttt1 BELL
OWES DAILY READINGS
In PHRENoIsOGr and PsNCHOLo-
uY He IL also acknowledged to be
the most successful teacher IN &C
CUI.TIsM ard the NEW THOUGHT
re 'ssshss IN C, clAssEs PRIyAI I,5,
form. interviews in regard e his
TEACHING and matters pertaining 60
your health ard welfare are earnestly
desired BY The doctor. Consultation
and diagnosis FREE. office hours
from 10 q. N. 20 ?. m sundays
only by appointment Curtisa block
fwit second avenue Suite To-A first
floor. Phone Main s7ta
eav nish,. at wiiisan's hall. Eltsl
huiIdiug. northwest corner Second
avenue and Pike street and every
Monday night at Christsnnen's hall.
Arcade huildius, AZ o'clock III
oeuli.ts and Aurists
DIT r. W. fERRr. oeulisG Aurist.
tie Marion.
DIR. FONDA sADEAU-ssi Burke BID
ostsop sthy -
WANffNdTpN iNFIfgMARY or
OHTEOpATHr-iAt Escond avenue.
phone Main s6s4l both men and lady
o.teopathn examination free
wAaHfNoToN INSTITUTE OF os-
TEoPATHY-Fivc YEAR, In Seattle
safe Deposit euildins 1ol Flrst
Patent Attorney
fkTESTs guaranteed. Fcnwiek a
Lawrence. A. years experience at
Washington. Seattle office as Burke
building. Guide Book FREE
,. Z. Drafting cOlman bids
Phe,oaraphsr.' Supplies
AHDERs0N SUPPLY Co. NJ Cherry
at, Seattle
HELLER PRINT. los Seneca L 81.
Black @t
Physicians srd Surgeons
Skis diseases and diseases OF men.
women. genite urinary. nerve, blood
and chronic diseases. CONSULTATION
Essssit hHbSTsT T1r Il e l. brs s. e
81 Union Block
DR. CHAMBERS. @2 Alaska building
Both phones.
On w. X. TURNER. q 10 Iinckiey.
Hrs.i 70 4 evenings Pm. Lake lea
Gtoraae
TRUNKS delivered i cents, dsx..
storago free, piano and furniture
Transfer a Storage Co, 2o13 Ftrnf,
both phones. Main ss6
GET Free MAI Of Seattle az Bekins
NJ 3VinE a Storage Co. First avenue
and Cherry street
Ship Builders
KORAN BRoS. COMPANY. EnElneers
and shipbulldera, Dry Docks. Lum-
seaNishs
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WANTED "a good lot. south Of Ycaler
Way. or lots with small house.
-eheap, Address Box K.s1.staL- II
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HOME
g IN REACH OF ALL
Any one % these bargains can be
bouEht on payments Of 500 OF O.
per week
l-room house and large lot. only
h-room house and large lot. only
In
s-room house aud large lot. only
tlb
broom house and large lot. only
1915
troom house and large lot. only
ROT ISfEBTfoATB
TEX 20 those dealing nov with as
What they SAY II worth your con-
fldsratiOni iss happy homsH all built
] months L. proof convincing Of
huuthaant Reattirk great future a.
residences addition.
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P. h. Mullen, 81 nallard ave, %.
paelts City halt
Fr8mont DRUG Co, Ewing street
and FrkFAept avenue.
Quaker bruo c., 1918 lat ave.
Thes. Harris Il psstotflee. Rsnten.
G. N. Lehndroff, cigar store, elefa
Rmnnad
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MGDt n
CMW
BRIDGE coLLApsss usp,.
WEIGHT or srUpEHrs-e,.,.
IS DROWNED AND ornss,
INJURED

recommendation.
= DEAD
= WASH. Sls, q
=
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Ho5 EN
Fer ssls-tfouses and Lots.
] All selna 70 move maat seii my 1.
choieeat land IN garden and berries
also chicken vac and eoopss fof
tNes hN cash balanee easy pay.
E sas,s o. So: s.s .r vi ss5wF H.,t fis.'
station. old Renton car a
MODERN broom cottage easy terms.
owner. lsip ftfth ave west 4
Timber Lanas
CRUISER Juaf RFTuRsFD after
lpgaanK several excellent elainn near
Seattle Very ehnlco and e1csiIsnt
timber splendid Opportunity M Won
Pave net gsed your fisht. fysry.
sG AVA isssla teh ss ssIns s e .hs
fsfloiYk Pol, lssl slsay T., :,
TIMER locations, cruise aeaooo h.
t.o9ooeo feet. land suitable 10 sFri.
culture and stock raising Iuduife
% loren Bond. nernestoh. wn. -
Fer ssIs--Rssi Estate
80 Nice t-room cottage. lot ssia
This is snap 800 down. balance ~
suit purchaser
q, 80 I-room house hi saea e,.sttio.
n fruit trees. risht o. esriins' IL
t4Ntsn Terms 70 cult
", tn- s-raom, tsatofy house reception
hhil. closets pantry basement.
water street Improved ard lighted
Lot eoaipa Terms % suit buyer.
g. 800 9.rpom modern hous. Queen
Angs nm. - fruit trees on lot. LOT
% 90 T=Foom house. something swell
LNfuarn and 81 modern Improve
uentH. lot teKio. terms.
tso-Let sosio. on Rainier boulevard.
This is rood.
no +. ssio. blocks from car line.
40; ,,, Sell lot. On Queen Anna I'm.
Call u Up We vin Try 70 please yoa.
TnoRoaER 4 CO.
&c Oriental nioek
Phones Aata isti. Ind A ga
FREMONT PROPERTY.
The noss Desirahls Part Of Seattle
FoR A HOME
Take Green Lake Car 10 Hewitt 81
Cottage. ssxc. reception hall parior,
dlnlnE Foom : ssifepma with larFs
si,eihTs rrssses htshsn psenssf1.
ball Block 20 ear. Pries n.so. hsil
nownlsH = nALpwIS
FREMONT
=, ragnnss Il iiS' eorth .
J. " baldwin J. Il BoWdlsh
CHOICE Iona
Near the University. car lire ard laks
% Tn. Rth, iefh. nth. i4th. BROOKLYN.
itth and ltth avenues and rfeas
streets. AZ pfleeF fauHiue from 10
% - Terms - g. fifa in cash
Woutnly pay inenta thsfeafter.
oitAN OPPORTUNITY @ acquire
fine home ritea uu a PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT BAsie our repre-
ssntsItYe ready % sho1 You over
ciiARLEs so1fEns COMPANY.
4 lots Ened t-roam house. wtth cioaet
and parity black. rich nsuoN sull
al drained ard blind fif6hrd. fine
garden. several fruit trees large
strawberry hasts other small fruits
plenty n water. Nuod house chicken
house. ytfy riasa ~ car line. o. 80
- cash balance EASY.
T. y. FAY A Co. las TAD Ave-
lie sure the Title is perfect.
tMfL J. BRANDT
Attorney ard Eaunaeiiaf at Law
Phone Main All
~ LamheF Exchange nida
Abstracts II Title examined
ard certificates issued Real
l.stats. Probate and Corpora
ton Law.
-------------------.--
FREMONT I,OTss
on Whitman kllh0urne. navfan.
HlcNitt.. Albion Place. Iihinney.
choice selection. PRICES range
from SIG upward Aecummodatffa
tsrma- Our representative ready %
A ZINE FIEi.B Won INvKsrMExr.
CHARLES SoMEHa COMPANY,
FA-a ALASKA BLDG. "a
ONE block from Ger Inc. by owner. Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-06

AUCTION BALI OF PINE FGHNi-
TURF TIE CONTENTB or NINE
ROOM HOUSE. on the premises,
No f7is brooklyn avenue, take Uui-
versliy ear. get or At HgrU-HeFs in
avenue. on Friday. April T. ~
sharp. elegant OAK bed sete, HHflf
Tuhfffrnnsf. iron beds. beddii
tension tables. dining chairs,
elegant arr squares. lace d.
center tnbifH. carpets. IL
kitchen utensils. healing ~ llnb
steel range and other usef = iea.
Como early u ~. Higkfr q Coz
Aurti0nsefs Phone. Main iWii INDIE
uanaeut 1917 g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-06

lots Sod t-rauHa house. wtth cioaet
and pantry, black. rich msil0N cot
al Trained ard blind fif6hrd. fine
garden several fruit trees large
strawberry hsatH other small fruifH
plenty ~ water. Nuod house chicken
house. yery riese ~ car line. o. 80
80 cash balance easy.
T. ,. FAY a CO. iss fad Ave-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-06

INPa0VED HNHcH ron SALE
~ acres, very rich soil, 7-room house.
barn Mx1. poultry house running
stream through the land. good spring
near the house. also a good we'll Of
water fine orchard of fruit trees
from TO ~ years old small fruits
and berries. including Z acre Of
atraWherrier. acres pl0uRhed
the balance Of land In timber EASY
% log 20 mill. II miles from n III
station about miles from Madison
street ferry landing. east side Lake
Washington. For "a quick sale We
Will offer for a few DAYS for Al 40.
on payment 81 $500 down and baia nee
on easy payments.
GOOD county road leading 10 this
place. This is n snap.
r.. y. FAY A. co.
lf0s Second Avenue. c