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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-27
a PRAYER 70 owe


Pray you. my master. let me keep my
dream,
OF all sweet things have not been be-
reft
OF very youth, Of very happiness?
Why should you coyet this one fairing
left7
Nay grant me this. What slave could
ask for less?
Pray you, my master let me keep my
dream.
Pray you my master, leave to me this
thing
I, who was rich one day to-day am
poor
Beyond mems envying, save but for
this.
This dream for whose glad sake stin
endure;
All else you filched in that one Judas
kiss
Pray YOU, my master, leave to me this
thing.
Pray you. my master let me keep my
dream.
o, Love, l gave 1t TO you so much, so
much
Desire Of joy yen, and desire OF
Leave me this one dear solace in my
touch.
This little lamp TO light he desoate
years.
Pray YOU, my master. let me keep my
dream
rheodosia Garrison in IIatpcr's Bazaar.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-27
Result Of BEING Ponular.

Chancellor Won Bnelow has had
showered upon him princely rank by
the kaiser and requests from admirers
and other unexpected honors, among
them the printing over his name OF
the pictures of Hans Won Duelow, the
pianist "A American newspapers.
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Hone n ceprae sterhsnsor,.

George Stephenson lived at TAfton
House. Chesterfield, England. The
parish church has unique twisted
spire, Among the Interesting places
In the neighborhood Is Revolution
House SO callsd from the plots laid
there In 1858.
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by en- act OF parliament IN 1905.
Nncer Willlstn III, tax was laid on
all bachelors Of twenty-five years Old
nnd inward. M
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-08-27
Comes of Colonial Stock.

Gen. James A. Buchanan, who has
been appointed rigadier-general. is a
great-great-grandso of Samuel Oge, 6
colonial governor Of Mar!And.
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Illinois Central R. R.
AanHal Stockholders Assiing a Chicago De-
tsber Is. persoasl siientsnee q
Individual Holders Desired.
Free Ticket to the Meeting

Public notice Is hereby given that the resu-
iar annual meelinE q the stakeholder Of Ire
Illinois Central ilroad ompsny xff he'll
~ The ompary Office NJ ii aso. III nois- N
Wednesday October 49, 1900. A ~ o'eloek
TO permit person.l attendance A, said uas..
ing there viii be issued
To Each Holder of Ore or More
Shares
of the capital stock OF the Illiros err Al HatI-
road ompany e fssistered on he books Of
day. september &c, 1908. who is q fsl age.
A TICKET ENABLING HIM or
HER TO TRAVEL FREE
over the company's lines from tae station an
the Illinois tentrsl Railroad nearest 10 His CT
her registered address TO
CHICAGO and RETURN
such ticket 70 be sOoa for The Journey to chica.
go only during the
-Four Days Immediately Preceding
snd the day Of the meeting. and for the return
Journey from Chicago only on the day Of the
meeting ana the
Four Days Immediately Following
when properly countersigned and slammed
during business no rs on eF before SATURDAY,
octoeer a. I9os-thnt is to say, between a. m.
and p. min the Office OF the AAsistaat See
retary, Mr. W. g Btuep, in Chicago. sui h
ticket may be obtained by any holder Of stock
registered IS above, ON application, in writing,
20 the President OF the company In hiea1o
but each 81. Oh holner must Individually appsy
for his or her tiek,t. Each application must
state the fun name and address OF the Stock
holder exactly ss given il his or her Certificate
OF - .ck, together With the number ard date
o. sucn Certificate. NO more than one person
VIII De carried free in respect 70 any one hold
ing { I stick as registered on the books Of the
company.
A.G. H4CKsTAFF,
ktcfe afy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18
Department OF Miners and Mining
Is a Necessity Declares Richard S

country produces annually over %
billion dollars In value and 12 per
cent Of the tonnage ~ our trans
portatIun lines This eEtabllahen go
importance to the American people.
This 1usilfIea nH In inquirIng what
benefits a department would be- ln
AID Of this industry that the people
may reap the highest reward posi-
BILE from a 50 important source u
supply.
a department would air In
avoiding the great waste now %
appalling in mining. because u
would aid. a. IN agriculture. by wise
legislation. scientific Information.
the dlaeouragement Of ilicgltmate
promotion. the encouragement OF
legitimate mining and giving relia-
bic information 10 the people OF the
real worth Of mining 70 them.
a department would aid In Civ
ing proper recognition 10 tho future
possibilities Of Aiauka. one Of the
greatest store houses Of mineral
wealth now known. That territory
properly guided and conserved will
prove one Of the greatest bulwarka
Of this country In It's hours Of trial
and need II ia Of interest aud i'm
portAnee 70 tho American people
that this great heritage be properly
foatefed."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

PORTLAND. Aug. ig--Tho prin-
eIpaI event Of the days session of
tho Trans Mississippi Commercial
congress WAS an address by }. II.
Richards. president ~ the American
Mining congress.
Mr. Richards spoke on the neceH-
slty Of congress creating a depart
ment of mines and mining. co-or-
dlnate With the department OF agri-
culture
Among the chief points brought
out in his talk we're notably the fol
lowing
The United States produces 81
per cent Of the worlds coal Coal
made England great Coal and our
splendid water falls will make
America greater. The United States
produces - per cent OF the pig
iron OF the world This of Itself
Possesses the element OF national
greatness. The United States pro
ducca 81 per cent OF tho copper Of
the world This 10 SIS ability 60
difssst currents 81 electric force gives
10 the rock ribbed earth a nervous
system and makes a whispering gal
iefY Of the world America pro
dueea 30 per cent OF the lead 81 the
world. 81 per cent Of the petroleum
Of the earth aud p per cent Of the
zinc. and the mining Industry Of this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state OF Washington. for tho
County Of King. In probate In
the Afaiter OF the Estate OF
Charles A. Richmond. Deceased
No. 1888 order 20 Show Cause
Why FINAL Account and Distribu-
ton should Not Re Made.
Pred =. Sander. the administrator
~ the estate Of Charles A. Rich
moud. deceased. having rendered
and filed his final account and hay-
ing filed In this court his petition
setting forth that said estate is now
in condition 10 be closed and In
ready FOR distribution o. the residue
thereof among the persons entitled
by law thereto. and It appearing TO
the court that said final account
and petition aets forth facts sufh-
Client 20 authorize a distribution OF
the said estate.
Il Is therefore ordered BY the
court that All persons Interested in
the estate Of the said Charles A.
Richmond. deceased. be and appear
before the said superior court OF
King County. State o. Washington.
az the courtroom Of the probate de-
pnrtment OF said court iu the city
Of Seattle. on the 18th day OF Sep
tcmher. 1905. at the hour Of $50
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day then and
there 10 show cause. IL any they
have. why said final account as rem
dcrcd should not be settled and al
lowed aud an order OF distribution
made distributing said estate among
the heirs and persons In said estate
mentioned. according to law.
IL is further ordered that a copy
OF this order be published once a
week for four - successive weeks
before the said 2sth day Of Scptem-
Der. 1905. in the Seattle Daily star.
In said King County. and OF general
circulation therein.
Done in open court this 18th day
OF August. 1895
A. ". FRATER- Judge.
W. G.. WOODS.
GEORGE {. CONGDON.
Attorneys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

Liaettea eolored plckpockctH In
the Paris house scored another euc-
cess Thursday uRht whom they
fified the pockets Of Fred chrlsio-
nher aud turned him out ~ the
place without % cent
Christopher told the police later
that be tont $40. but be- insisted That
a small French woman had turned
tine trick
The Paris house r. 70 brothei NJ
the corner Of Sixth Hnr King.
Across the street and further south
IL the New Paris house. conducted
by IiHetfe. who la permitted BY the
police 10 run a dHordorly house
upon fine basis. Hardly "a night
goes b but a victim reports rob-
berry. The police wage war contiuu-
hlly against her and her fallen wom-
en-. but are handicapped by the
methods OF the "dipa." who change
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18
LANE IS NOW BLIND

Charles y. Lane. the ALASKAN
pionerr. has gone totally blind.
Mrs Lane has written 10 friends of
her husbands mffletlon. and states
that she viii bring him out on the
next trip Of the Oregon For feY-
eraI years the health and particu-
larly the eyesight Of the well known
northern pioneer has been failing,
and bis total blindness is hardly a
surprise 10 those Who know him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18
SALMON PACK
TO BE LARGER

Passengers on the Bertha. 10 from
BrWaft and Valdez report That tta
Alhaka salmon pack this year VIII
be- somewhat larger than last.
The total pack Of rcd salmon VIII
probably be in the ueiRhborbOOd of
600 600 cases. Tho Bristol Bay
country. which b the great place
for tho salmon. viii turn out prob
ABLY 200. 600 cases over last years
pack. Little attention - being paid
10 the pink salmon this year. ana
not more than 100000 cases will DO
put uD.
Tie ahaftaFe IN tie pack ~ Puget
Sound and Frazer river salmon Will
caufa "A great demand for the Alaska
reds. which Ia the past have found
little market. owing 70 the fact that
they are Of an inferior quality 81
rnlmgn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18
Gang of Female FagIns
Ply Their Trade FsarIessly

elafhfnR. rooms and names with
IlrhialuKafike mpidlty and profea1
ignorance IT the eiam9fs ~ The vice
Tins Az If Is almost impossible %
Identify them. oaHas against them
are being dropped frequently by the
prosecuting Attorney office ana by
city Attorney Ba rfurrr.
often the victim. fearing expo
sure. tsaVea the city, and ihe case.
~ course. has % be aiamiaaed. Re-
Gently q man Of family wua robbed
n So IN The New Paris house and
the f6lared woman placed under ore
rest Immediately after the touch
lie give m assumed name. bat
Prosecutor Maekiutosh Insisted
upon his read name. and he had tho
case squared" after securing "a
promise from the eafofed pickpock-
cts attorney that the money would
be paid back IN small amounts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18
RESISTS ARREST

Charlie Glhbon. while employed
as a truaty at the station. broke
away shortly before 3 o'clock Fri
day morning and hid IN tho Billy
the Mug saloon. on Washington
Glbbun is never out OF Jail for
long aud was being held on a dis
orderly conduct charge City De
tcctive Eaason caught the man. but
Il cost the sleuth several badly
skinned knuekles. as Gibbon resist
ed arrest and fought the officer all
the way to the station.
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AT Ballard

A warrant II about 10 be Issued
for the arrest u Emil SANDAL. who
la reported % have assaulted Frank
Larson q feW weeks ago. Eandhal
saH arrested before and taken %
the superior court IN Seattle. 10 be
tried for insanity The case was
called of on account of hiH wife.
and he was allowed 90 return 70
ballard II il alleged that he was
not IN ballard long before he started
drinking and assaulted Larson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

WHY DON'T rot Use Youn TIM.
MIR RIGHT several thousand
ser~a - good timber Land open for
settlement tRs your timber right
At once These claims viii cruise
Gua 90 q 1eo 90 feet % good tim
bsr this f. the rhhncs - q lifetime .
act shiis fuu can. satisfaction guar
autrsd every BODY.
nofI.EY. us 60 rioneer nit If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

Harry Kirsood. q. died AZ his
residence Friday morning The
cause II the death was tuberculosis
The funeral viii take place sunday
afternoon AZ 80 o'clock from the
Gilman Park NJ " church. The
body r. nov az the williams q
Wiliar4a undertaking parlors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

For Sale Farm Lands-contlnusd.
4 MONEY MAKER Chicken Ranch.
miles from Pioneer Square on fine
county road. few mluutsH' walk frslu
car. I acres. good Lowell land. nearly
all cleared 2 acres la large bearing
orchard. small house, frame barn pk
30. wuFuhHhed. chicken houses ana
Yards Z COWS, ono hrifcr one horse
z wagons. new incuhntprn and
bfuaderH no chickens, nll kinds Il
farming tools. every thlnE goes must
be sold this wcck. easy terms Co
right party .
alA. azosWi Alaska Building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

Louis Fischer. arrested on the
sanaspit. Thursday night is being
held hy the police without charge.
Patrulmen Peterson, Keefe and w
g. Hubbard took the man into Gus
tody after Investigating a shooting
affray. Several shots were fired.
but SO far the shooting iE a mys;er.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

Mrs Mary = Harrington. o. died
Thursday night a. her home on f1m
street aa the result % on operation
for cancer She leaves "a son and
tWo brothers The funeral. under
the auspices 81 the Hehecca lodge.
WIil fake place from the williams a
Williams undertaking parlors Fri
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18
THE MARKETS
-
Vegetables

Beans dry. per cwt. ts1sQafs.
small whites. taaS8A7k. large
whites ts0ais. pink beans. a. e
heeta. per sack. o. pnrnnips tii0
carrots. SOC. lemons. t5We. caulis
flower. Tte per don garlic Toe per
ID telephone peas. &C.. green rep
prrw 7tc Ter boz squash. ic. pAra-
ley. zae dos iurnlpH, Soc Haek
sssdiens grapes, $3.50. Nuacat
grapes. tt1s Dor. cantaioupen ttaa
ftst crate. cabbage iA0ttse.
Yakima tomatoes 1i81g5 case. 20
Iha bot house tomatoes 7Gc bon
seucumbers. ioIgsc per dos corn.
50 81 PER sack potatoes. tita 90
per ten California onions. lie
celery. toc doE yellow tomatoes. tn
&c pef III huckleberfiea. 10 per ID.
sEE plant &c pr %.
Dates. 80 per case. figs. case s-Ih.
bricks ii7t. nrcdlcaH nra. in.ib
cartons. soc. grape fruit 1850 per
case. lines. 81 per hundred. or
anEea. "a Wenatchee and Yakima
peaches. 7be9Si.0Q per box Craw
furdH. eocmtI plutna SEQ Use.
hlArkbcrricH, $50. cooking apples.
skmkec. California grnvruHtines.
ff-ko. watcrmelouu. t282z5 per
don pears. i0mi5c per doz crab
apples. Iioo large box.
Butter and Cheese
Washington cheese. fIai7c.
cream brick cheese. iec. Call
fornia cheese. i2hc. oregon cheese.
lie. Eastern cheese. itMc. butter.
native creamery. &c. cooking. ibm
.ec. California fresh creamery. 22c.
eastern butter. 29c. oregon butter.
fzc.
Strictly fresh ranch. per DOZEN.
2sH zec. oregon eggs. 23a gtc.
eastern eggs, 12c.
sugar.
Golden A. IN sacks. 1895: extra 9.
In sacks s5.35. powdered. In bar
reis. ts.i0; dry Eranulated. IN sacks
ta.eo cube. In barrels iG2b. beet
sugar. ik.fb. maple sugar. i01I2Ae
Lsas ~ n paid within 10 daSa
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For ssls-Fsrrs and Lands
.AnMs ID AcnEAaE ~ ~.

FARMS AND ACREAGE At BAR
GAIN PRICES
h0o-ln acres seven miles from Sc
attic, on . good country road. q
s ssfss ros sls-r sd3.s ss;n modss zen,
square, ~ bearing fruit trees.
abundance 81 good water. for
booo on easy terms, or viii
3 30 20 acres on 'S Cedar klver. bot.
tom land. never oNerfluwr. ~
acres cleared. good house and
wagons. bugE.es and an kinds
81 farming impicmrnth chickens.
Eigs, ducks. an The crops, FOR
b0o-lll acres east Of Lake Washing
ton. with ~ acres cleared. seven
room house large barn. large
bearing orchard two million feet
portion. This property Is an ex-
cepuonai bargain at iAn0 Easy
-. terms can be- bad
fhioo-igl acres, With three quarters Of
mile lake frontage 20 acres
cleared. fine. large house. good
barn. large bearing orchard. eight
cows thoroughbred bull. fine team
81 heavy mules. all kinds farm
implements This place is very
denirnble on account OF water
g. 30 % acres. located two and ono
half miies from Kent, good land
= acres cleared, good house and
barn. bearing orchard a place
that Viii double In value In
short time and a good buy At
5000 50 acres. ali bottom land. an I'M
der cultivation. running water ~
sS SqTy nSs g ss9s s s,s,1i s5ss
creamery. With separator. all
milking utensils. 20 tons Of hay.
go bushels Of oats 5 acres Of
peas. one aero ~ potafoeH. one
a hEFFm AZ EtrIH fHfaa
implements. nine cows. one Jer-
aey bull ~ hcifcrH. six head Of
a-ycar-old steers. fine team If
mares with colts BY their side.
y hogs This Is very complete
place and "A very low price.
8. 900 acres acres cleared three
room house. and good barn.
bearing orchard; located q short
distance from Kent Can be
bought on easy terms.
g. 500 acrcs. close 10 the interitrban.
with modern house, fine barn and
other outbuildinna, crops worth
81 90, four cows. horse. wagon.
all kinds ~ tools. chickens. This
property viii make YOU independs
ent and n only half an hours
ride from the city
81 800 10 acres, all cleared. splendid
land on the main county road
buildings ana bearing orchard
aud Is a good little buy at
A. LAWRENCE. ssN second Ave.
Several choice desert claims for lueas
ton. Come IN at once N you wish
20 get 80 acres Of land that will be
irrigated IN tho near future. 0all
and join tho next party.
6i9-G20 Pioneer block. 10
fEN ACRES. 3 miles from one Of the
best towns ia the Valley between
Seattle and Tacoma, an partially TIM
proved. neat new cottage OF 4 large
rooms frame barn y0rs0, new. chick.
en- houses, fine wen of water nicely
located. on corner of two county
roads, cionc 10 school ana neiRhboFa.
price including horse and wagon.
good COW, chickens household furni.
ROBERT MALTDY,
80 90 ga Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18
Real ustats-c Continued

sssHssas7a.ss-saeaaHsa...a
A. n CRANE a Co. INC.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
= m.sp ultsi building.
hrgono and fike.
fhoneh. auoA
cry water sidewalks ana street
lights Lots 80 up. 81 per week.
Take ear on Washington street %
Southeast Seattle.
cry water. sidewalks and street
Nphtu. Lots. 80 up. 81 per week.
Take car on Washington street @
southeast seattle,
Cheap House. lots. SEQ also
luta. g-rtury huuhe. $50. also a-roam
house. I lots. $50. Terms GA all OF
them. 80 down t,9 per month. Close sls
afiffin al Atlantic CITY store Take
Washington 81 car line. Or itiiimuu,
Times ilik. II
cry water. sidewalks and street
HHhta Lots. So up. 81 PEE week
Take car on Washington street @
southc1t Seattle
A four room house and two lots In
ballard. this house h. Insured fer $50
for three YEAR, sewer and All assess
meuts paid Price 500
A six room house Just finished and let
axinu. one block from Green Lake
ear. a model home ia every respect
price ta0oo
rwo lots on 18th ~. rus, north Of Mad,
iaon ST. al cleared. sever hnd 81
assessments paid siEe &xis each
prior $3.50 for both Owner. ".
iandon. Room 3 Kcuney hik 70
EAsr RIvERroN GARDEN
TRACTS
New Addition tracts larger than an
entire rity block. for Iit9 g. 80 each.
$ cash, 8 pei mo shef N i,l
itch alder ground. anad Natefs
school close. " A. Patton. 70 "a
elfie Block. ~
q Groom house near Georgetown. mod
ern Address ni care star
: aefss garden land. s-reom house. near
ii s,S Ave rs y " ADD y ioih -, -
GREEN LAKE LOTS
I fine lots an CLEARED and fenced. rat
Green Lake Station. foe only 49,
with terms on part
CHARLES y AnAMa
30 Colman nidE u
MUgr SELL AT ONCE
= 80 room house with bath. alec an.
two room house on alley ard I've 81
the moat hightly ana ieyei lots -
west Queen Anne. only three blocks
''oii tqIkRt.Ea r. ADAMS.
80 Colman hids
0gio oS rrH AVE MEAN tislos
tis 30 ARR YOU LOOKING foh
isssis isr AVE- ZINE CORNER
A. c. HYERs 4 co,
E1-Es ARCADE
4 lots on queen Anne Htl tano
: lots On Queen Anne iiils III
i taf urohntruefed girW tn snap
laesia. fire eorncr. block from car.
tsts@sn, 9sw r.room house. ans vtss.
thln house " strictly modern and up-
date. pries O. ~ terms n waited
New f.roorn house fine eeFnsf aaeb.
nfructrd view lots efxin This u 9
ZINE piece % property and cheap ~
). fsssn modern house. lot earin tzEa.
F q uYNnR a Co.
m.Es Arcade uldz
rin1o
EIGHT. ROOM house. ioi Msis 81
Warren Ave all improvements n
and paid fsr. eNr.p, seSrf
g. go
TfNE ROOM house iai 1eNao On rnfs
nsr - frairyisW and HaffiHon. Feff
fins location.
- Marion NidT
To sarhaf lots in Wed South ufTtz
nIan. urern Lake Wrisa Hound e.
ADVANCE tn valur g. eash. fia reF
unnth VIII sell one 90 ail or VII
ell one EaI1O Tor 10 The Realty
security Co. wi.a-a Huntuu Hlneh
Hafh phones Nain tl1
Z raafa cottage. on isazsf Eraand sell
cheap PARTY wants 20 leave taWH
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tlep-chnice lots AZ Green Lake. mar
car line fine view. Sidewalks.
fu,-And % for fine lots On queen
Anne. We have a choice eailee-
tsso-For fine lots in Capitol I'M
81 10 pine b6-feot corner. north o.
realsr. fine view u Lake Wash.
81 soo1ifss choicest lot on Queen Anne.
uuohatruCtrd vicN.
ts0s-'rhe beet ciose-in lot for the
money. u.eoo under value.
FAtRvIEw ADDITION
u the best thing on the market. lots
81 and W. your terms.
Some iA-sere tracts on car line at the
price ~ 1o-foot tots.
We have houses every where. new 8.
room cottages as low as fst0. come In
and inspect our list
BREDEs. I.EBoLD 4 cox.
iqls-D-I Alaska building
SEATTLE.
T. y. CLAYTON G SON.
Real Eatatc. insurance and Loans.
80 New York Block.
Ih19
Beautiful new 6 room modern house
sth Ave west Just finished cement
foundation and basement. Improve
mnutH paid. Easy terms
tN0
Groom new house. Just about finished
Capitol. strictly modern. cement
foundation. lot f9Ni9o. 80 cash. bal.
Firo insurance.
Money 10 Loan
y. w. CLAYTON & SON.
~ 90 New York Block.
urrHr xxxxx
Real Fatats Titles a Speciality. I
EMIL J. BRANDT 4
Attorney and Counsellor At Law.
Bn Lumber Exchange
Phone Main Az
Mortgage Loans Negotiated
= Real Estate Probate and Cor
poratlon Law.
1rHrHn HHIHr xHsE
NEAT GROOM COTTAGE and new
barn with acres Of good level land
few minutes walk from car. N.iso
ROBERT MALTBY.
pi9-g3O-g2i Alaska building.
fHo small house 4 level lots. city
water. sewer All paid for. fenced and
ln high state of cultivation. within
blocks " Fremont and Ballard car.
r. o. HOLLAND.
iB New York Blk. II
VERY DESIRABLE
z acres. one mile from the intertirhan,
-FOUR acres cleared. all under cultiya-
ton good house and barn. all the
crops horse and wagon. al kinds Of
tools. 81 gn1 This place will give you
nm Independent living and is only
half an hour ride from the city.
A. LAWRENCE. oSh Second Ave.
CRY water sidewalka ana street
lights Lots. 50 up. 81 per week.
Take car on Washington street TO
Southeast Seattle.
several choice desert claims for loea-
tiOD. Come IN at once n you WiHh
10 get 80 acres Of land that Will be
irrigated Ia the near future. Call
and i1Ju tho next party.
Gie-G2O Pioneer Block IL
FOR SALE.
what We tell you IL the truth. as you
can easily prove for yourHelf. that
We are selling land for less per
square foot the same distance from
flve-cent car line than any ona else.
Cleared and right on the Speedway.
Buy oItashe Speedway at your own
G@n W. DUNLAP.
7ia LET ave. Room a. or at Dunlap. on
Old Hentou Line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

A. II lombard iu receiving the
eoaefafaiations Of bis friends over
the arrival Al the Lombard home, on
August Is. of pound son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18
ATTRE THEATERS

ADJUSTMENTS FRIDAY.
Third Avenue Hunted b. a I
Woman
gfar-palIte Vaudeville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-18

Hunted b. a Woman" a play
unique N title as well as In plot and
oetion. Is affoFdinR the Taylor CON-
pany at the Third Avenue theaier
an opportunity 10 display their mel
dramatic abilities this week u
continues until Sunday. and next
week the company viii give His
Double Life. said to be the most
powerful play Of It's kind that has
ever been produced here.