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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26
MUCH EXAGGERATED.
Whites in Nc Danger During Recent
Strike of the Japanese.

Honolulu May 25.-Police Captain
Parker has returned from Lahaina.
He says the reports Of violence We're
exaggerated and the white residents
were in no danger during the strike
He believes there will be no further
trouble.
The strike was caused by an assault
on a laborer by a foreman who had
b.en fined 500. \ wireless telegram to-
day. said that all the strikers have re-
turned to work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26
EEEcTRlcs COLLIDE.
Man Killed -aad Thirty.fve Persons
injured At Baltimore.

Baltimore. Md, May 2S.-William
Stembier is dead and 35 persons are in
jured as a result Of the collision OF two
trolley cars returning from Westport.
q suburban resort center near here.
early this morning. Other victims OF
the accident are expected to die.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26
oAkDALE BANK SUSPENDS.
Officers Send for Bank Commissioners
Tho Cashier Improving.

Stockton. Cal. May 25.-Consequent
upon the fact that Cashier kahan OF
the Oakdale Bank. shot himself, yes
terday. the directors of the institution.
Of which Thomas Il. Dorsey is thu rs
itent!r today. suspended business ''"."A-
nitely. The state bank commissioners
were sent for. TIE condition of the
cashier which was somewhat improv-
cd. today. remained precarious.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26

Describing ''the American language Il
writer points ont the real difference ne
tween the speech of the educated Ameri-
can and the educated F.nglishman. you
may talk for ten minutes to Il professor
from Harvard without being conscious OF
strange speech" he says. .only the pro
.nssors voice is pitched slightly higher
man Your own. For the Gern;tn speaks
from his diaphragm the Englishnan
from his chest. the American from his
Ihroat and the Frenchman from his
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26
BREckiNRIDGE RESIGNS
As Member Of Dawes Commission
Because Of Reversed Decision.

Muskcsee. |: T., May 25.-Maior Clifton
+. brecklnridge. former ambassador to
Russia has resigned his position as mem
her of the Dawes commission The rcsig-
nation was submitted to the President. in
April. ana 1t was announced. today. He
reSiTned because of an order issued by
the President reversing the action of the
Dawes commission nr = Iard rr,"sti~n
over which Major Breckenridge had i'm
mediate jurisdiction.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26
TRIAL POSTPONED.
Mrs. PoilIon's Breach Of Promise Suit
May Be Settled Out of Court.

New York, May 25.--Thc trial of Mrs.
Katherine Poillon's quarter of a mil
lion collar breach Of promise marriage
against w. Gould Brokaw. the mil
lionaire clubrran and yachtsman, was
abruptly interrupted when court con-
vened. today, by the granting of a mo-
ton made by Eugene l.. lush Of Mr..
Brokaw's counsel. that the case be put
over to the June term of court. M.
Bush explained that negotiations for a
settlement without trial were pending.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26
FURTHER COMPLICATION.
New Plaintiff Added to List OF Ha'ght
4 Ereese Creditors.

Roston May 25.-Another Intervening
n.t;tion in the case Of the receivership
Of the Haight & Freese Co. brokers.
was added. today. to the already long
list which has been fled in connection
with the litigation. Alfred w. Burt OF
Mansfield filed a request, today, with
the United States circuit court to De
made a party plaintiff in the proceed
ings. His claim is for $Ss6S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26
THIRD DISAGREEMENT
In Trial of Inspector Lundberg, in the
Gen. SIocum Disaster Case.

New York. May 25.--The jury in the
case of Henry Lundbcrg, the former i'll
spcctor of steamboats,. charged with
having failed to properly inspect tho
steamer General Slocum prior to the
burning of that vessel. tntaiing the
loss of more than 1000 lives, tonight, re-
ported q disagreement after being out
1"la. This is the third time jury has
disagreed after hearing the evidence
against Lundborg. and il is said he can
row be released OH his own recognize
ance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26
SEVERAL CASUALTIES
In Fioht Between Christians and Mus
suimans At Montenegro.

Cetinje. Montenegro, May 2S.-Fight-
ing has been in progress for three days
between Mussulmans and Christians. IN
the villages of Baritz" and kruptsze in
the district II TashlidZha. Albania, and
at Kossova, Albania. near the Montene-
grian fronti:r. 1t is reported that 4
nu,uo2!, of nJsn have been killed or
ygp,a,,eAf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26
SENATOR TILLMAN INJURED.
Carriage Goes Over Bank-Cut on
Head. Badly Bruised.

Charleston. S. c., Nav 2J-Whilc re-
turning to his home at Trenton IN Il car
riaee from Edgefield. late last night
United States Senator Benjamin r. Till
mar WAS driven over an embankmcnt
near the campus and painfully injured.
sustaining two ugly cuts on the top of his
head and was otherwise bruised. 1t was
very dark and the horses missed the ROAD.
nrecipitatins the carriage and occupants
carriage We're Senator Tillnian's daucht-
ers. Miss Iona and Mollie May. and MISS
Bryant. None of the ladies were injured
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26
IN ANNUAL CONVENTION.
Free Religious Association Of America
Meets in Boston.

Boston. May 25.-Mnmbers of the
Free Religious Association of America,
assembled here, today, for the 3Sth an
nual convention of their organization.
The session "ill last throughout tomor-
row. The attention o. tn" delegates, to-
day, was directed to the annual busi-
ness meeting to be bcld in Parker
Memorial building. Tomorrow will he
devoted chiefly to the reading and dis
cussion of papers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26
READY FOR SUMMER CRUISE.
Training Ship Enterprise Will Visit
Ireland and France During Trip.

Boston, May .J.-Tho Massachusetts
training ship Enterprise, Commander VII
liam +. Lowe. L. S. N. sailed here, To-
day. for Frovincetown. where she VIII
remain several days preliminary to start
ing upon her annual summer cruise TN:
Will include a visit to Long Island
Sound. Queenstown. Ireland Rrcst.
France. ard Madeira. The Enterprise
carries 90 cadets 40 of whom arc making
their first voyage
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26

The largest hedge on the Kcnnebec river
and the only one built to catch s;,rdine'
is being constructed by L. l.. Farnsworth
AMI his SON. T. L.. on tho Cranb"rry
Point fishing privilege. Lees island The
pasture hedge will be 10 feet long and the
seine hedge will be 70 feet long. The sif-
dimes caught will be taken to Eoothay
Harbor canning factorics-Bath Times.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26

The highest bridge in Germany is
that crossing the River Wupper at
Mungsten. The bridge is 1892 feet
above the water level of the river. 1t
was completed in 1897. and is one of
the most magnificent railroad bridges
in Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26

John Mcmillan, st. John, N. g. Dead.
st. John. N. B.. May 25.-John Nc
MILAN, head Of the st. John publishing
and stationery house Of J. & A. Nc
MILAN, died at his home here, today.
after a protracted illness. He was ~
years old. A widow. two sons and five
daughters survive him. Three years
ago. He sustained an attack Of paraly-
sis, and a year ago ne practically re
tired from active business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-26

The three fundamental Tesla patents
nave recently expired. The alternating
motor is no longer a monopoly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
LIBERAL BUILDING
MAJ BE REh0DELED

Nov that Mayor Ballinger and
other city officials have succeeded
in ending the delay In the oonstruc-
ton OF the federal building by APP
propriating $4,000 for Megrath &
Duhamel in payment for all dam
ares for the regradc of Third 0v-
enue. the proposition TO widen the
ihoroughfare and 10 Indefinitely de-
lay once more the completion OF the
building has bobbed up.
Mayor BalliuEer only Tuesday
morning signed the ordinance max
Ing the appropriation. but IL now
appears that the 5000 may only 10
n very short way In permanently
ending the federal building tangle.
Superintendent OF Construction
Grant stated Tuesday morning that
the west wall OF the building was
within eight feet and one inch OF
the inner edge of the sidewalk. the
steps TO the main entrance occupy
ing the intervening space. II is
proposed TO widen the street nine
feet on each side. The steps can
not be placed inside the building,
Mir. Grant states. The only alter
native would be to place the en-
trance on Union street.
The removal OF the steps could
be made unnecessary by reducing
the width OF the sidewalk. but the
Third avenue sidewalk Is to be Il
feet wide, only three feet would be
left in front OF the federal build
ing were the outer edge OF the side
walk TO be even with that of the
rest of the street.
However. such an arrangement
would be ugly. What disposal of
the matter will be made when Il is
brought before the next meeting OF
the street committee is problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
UNCLE SAM
is WILLING
sUPT. GRANT SAYS GOVERN
MEKT WOULD DC GLAD TO
SUBSTITUTE INDIANA LIME
STONE IN FEDERAL BUILD
ING

As far az the government iH con-
cerned. the substitution Of Indiana
limestone In the federal building for
the Chuckanut stone Of this state
would be welcomed could Il be fur
ninhed for the same price
That Is the opinion Of superin-
tendent OF Construction Grant who
has already erected several build
inra out Of the Indiana product
Indiana limestone Is used e1-
tsnaixeiy east Of the Missouri river.
he said Tuesday morning and
could IL be used In the federal
building the government would be
glad 20 accept H. I do not see.
however. how II can be brought out
here at a reasonable price. II can
be purchased At the quarry for ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
INTERESTING PEOPLE


Little jack miller a. he s.
known b. als parents friends. ale
though blg 7ire IL always gtgen.the
full name ihat his bears the nick
name or. q. manly little fellow de-
splte hia few years ~ seven. A.
though his parents Gre both ~ tho
stage world. Little Jaek' 81 most
natural child. very sweet aud slim
ole ia hi1 manner. and unusuHliY
bright 90 hla lessons.
lie Sc the only son aud heir ot
John Iiiier. the ueil-knoHn musical
director. aud Of Edith IsuingtoH,
who was for many years one ~ ihe
fafnaua Foatoulanr. Miss ferringi0n
created tHHle Van Aatofbiit in tho
apurrsrnaater.s and aiso played the
poet Prince n the Wizard ~ On
put Little JACK" does not care
single penny what his parents play
20 long az be ia permitted t. play
out Of door. and nt bare BAH and
foot ball be rs ever rueceasfui.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
WenA,ohse Valley.
w @maGGGl@@
Valley

THE CASCADE oncitAHDat ir-
rinaftun Canal De- completed ana hc-
copied - the engineer Ia charge.
water WA turned ga hnd - NV
running through tte entire uItt p
The soil takes the water beuntituie
from an irrigation standpoint aha
those who Know are aauurea ihai
Cascade or hardE Nlil b. the fieh-
est iH the Valley Ihe soil in tAh.
rHdr Orchards Is q dsrom pHHfd
granite the BEST rfudaeiuE uud must
iueaha aatibif - soils under iffifA-
ton
To those who don't know. "cAHGA Do
ORCHARDS iu the Nenntchee Vat
les ~ a beautiful 80 acres. one mile
from fseavsnwoFfh. aH the y. y
W TIE nearest irrigated lands 70
Seattle The surface 10 Ideally lsfft
for irrigation puruaefH. acre. in
fruit berries. putHfueF hHd utht
FfHeta hIea VIII keep a FANNY 20
plenty 10 acres means indrpsniehff.
Mater privileges Hfil excel any r.
fFatiau enterprise 81 the state We
have Z superior climate. market SOB
and water rights. Now open fer SAFE
~ {. PETERS ovnef.
E4 Aihnkn HidE
HAROLD koNE&s
lrucaI Representative
IeafeuNofth. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

cents. but he freight out here
would. Of course. add largely to mat
price"
The dl.Ctzsion Of the proposed
fubstItution Of the Indiana stone
has been brought about by the an
nouneenert that Frank II Mccain.
Of New York. 10 10 erect a large
stone dressing plant al Smith CoFo
az which he Is % handle that ma
terIaI. DO Is naid that because ~
the greater eass with which the In
diana product can be handled and
the low freight rate given on such
tnateriai when shipped westward u
can be Furnished here practically as
cheap az native stone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
CATHOLIC YOUNG MEMS MA.
TfOHEt UNION

ALBAIsv. =. y. AUG. ez.--Ihe
thirty-fral annual convention n the
Catholic ouuR Mems National
Union opced here this morning.
The Rev. walter }. STANLEY. presi-
dent OF tre organization. occupied
the chair AID delivered the opening
address
In the sftsraoon session addresses
we're delivered BY Daniel =. To0mey.
Of Hortoa. on The Press W. e.
sullivan. Of Baltimore. on The
Young Meme Club" AMI VIM. }.
Toohey. of newark. on Literary go
eietiea Tor catholic Young Men
There were about 900 delegates IN
Attendance The convention VIII
conclude re bunineHa iofi"rraw
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
THE MARKETS


Vegetables
Hennn. dry. per cwt.. fa25I3.7t:
No. small whites. S5.s0; choice
whites sass; large whites. t2aAfa.
pink beans. sa.5o: bayo beans. stoo:
beets. per sack. 81. parsnips. Si.1o;
carrots. see; lemons. sat. cauli-
flower. Toe per doz-; garlic Ice per
H.. telephone peas, DC; green pep
pers. 15c per hex. squash. ic. pars-
ley. 25c do: turnips. soc sack.
Tokey grapes $3.50: Muscat graz pes.
sf15 box, Prince grapes Si-s5 Per
box. black cantaloupes. 81 1000
Sl2s crate: cabbage. 1LMiiscs
Yakima tomatoes. simt.25 ease. 20
lbs. hot house tomatoes. 55c box.
cucumbcrs. io02-c per doz.: corn.
$1,000 lbs per sack: potatoes. ti5m
so PER ton; California onions. 1isc.
celery, s0c dos; yellow tomatoes, go
&C per h.; huckleberries. 10 per III.
egg plant &c per ID.
Dates. Sc per case; figs. case = III.
bricks Si.t-; seedless figs, 10Th.
cartons. CO.. grape fruit. $3.50 Per
ease lines, 81 per hundred or
anEes. $40 $50. Wenatchce and va
kima peaches, 75c0St box: Craw-
fords, eoc6Si; plums. 5ea15c:
blackberrles, Sit0: cooking apples.
65a soc. California Graxenstines.
sL5e; watermelons, S2aa25 per
doz.; pears. lie per doz.: sugar
pears, 75e crate; cab apples. 81 per
large box; Champion prunes. T5cW
&lQo.
sJttsr and Cheese
Washington cheese, I1HI2e.
cream brick cheese. 1ec; CALI
fornia cheese, I2iac. oregon cheese,
ibc; Eastern cheese, ltiso: butter.
native creamery, 26c. cooking. ikm
zoe. California fresh creamery, &c;
eastern butter. use. oregon butter,
22e.
Strictly fresh ranch. per dozen.
2NW 29c; oregon eggs, $50 e4c:
eastern eggs, &c.
sugar.
Golden 4. in sacks. sb.25. extra =.
In sacks, sass. powdered. IN bar
rels, f6.l0; dry graduated. In sacks.
$3.50 cube. in barrels seas. beet
sugar, 1925; maple sugar. i0RlsAc.
Less y c " pad withln i dasa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

aalasssaaaHsaF
t-r0Om piantcrrd bouna. 2 lots geilnr.
outhouHen. fruit dresa. vegetables 20
last all winter furniture. rHfdsn
end hiHehnmltha tools. Would do
Tor place ~ business LOO cash.
owner. We hultrr. 2B1 " bith 81,
Green Lake. #t2
A HNAP.
lINtafuam cottage aud lot. ffEhtIH To-
Gated and close Ia. two blocks from
ear large chicken house and wood
huufe furniture and p chickens 50
with the place. taa takes H. see
owner At no Marion street %
81 100 Neat a.ro0m cottage. lot a1xlen.
entirely level one block from ear
line. only 80 minutes from Pioneer
Square terms.
TWOftOgEH 4 CO.
Gfg Oriental block
Main ihu a Hj.
A SNAP.
-Four choice business let's on the main
street ia tho White s Manning Al.
diiiuu adjoining the rolling mills nt
Youngstown. West Seattle. Awful
easy terms
a. WHITE 4 co.
sfa.1 Oriental Block TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

A nru STREET railway with .
tweutF tat minute ride 20
business center ffHsH
WOODLANDS TERRACE
ADDITION
IN nov actually under way and
viii Haan - completed. Nhleh
added t. the car Heft ice al
fradf thsfg makes this the
meet accessible part q the sus
rXKE fiIE TROUBLE TO
+ THiAk a LITTLE AND
T NoU gAH MAKE 4 GREAT
DIAL OF MONEY. Fpur-
ufths g The entire FarA
boulevard nYatsm j. Tor the
f unogaD foln THiSk
+ WIRE on TIE ABOVE
ETATEM ENT-ANu THINK
10 vii not cust much effort on
your Part 90 eanE!Hdr that
WttEHE TifE FAHk uuLs
i.ENAHb GuEH REAL EH=
TATE VALUES WILL 90
HIGHER There IL Just oue
more THINK you ought Go set
in HEtiuu. and that To- that
N0HHfsAW So TERRACE All
utNfaN lh TffE MOST uE=
stHAHtsE MOST HOME
IIk 4 MOST BEAUTIFUL
81 ItAM ALONG TIE E@a
TIL PARK BOULEVARD
SYSTEM
The streets and lnts are
cleared sidewalks laid c.
daF River water from the
MAIN MAIN places tn trade.
in rbaft this ia close in. city
uruHHFff lu thfH NitV. aud
Niafff NJ LfNE 0F THE
GREATEST SYSTEM or
IMPROVE MENTH EVER
PROMOTED HH THE UNIT.
En STATES GOVERNMENT
~ TIE NORTHWEST AZ
WE'LL AZ THE ufggEaT
AND BEST ENnERTAks
iNGs or SEATTLE lots -
g. fsa on YOUR OWN
TERMS
Z Green Lake car % safh Ave and
Woedlsuu Station. esat 60
office AZ southwest corner uf
woodland Park
office ersn until p m. Phone
North "a
GrTON a co.
~ N FORESTER Manarff
Real Estate and Loan Dept
HhileN HidH.
Both Phones al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

WHY DON'T YOU Use Youn TIM.
nEn HiQHrf Several thousand
acres ~ good timber land open for
settlement Use your timber right
at once. These claims viii cruise
h000 aa TO 100 80 feet ~ good tim
Der, thfH f. the chance ~ lifetime.
act while You can satisfaction guar
bnteed everybody.
DoIIEY. ala-a.o Pioneer nIk. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
Star Want Ad. Agencies

49, a@
wsntsad. office. Hsslsy's oros
store, Second and PIKE Phones,
ssnss, soeoi Ind. lisa
c. N. LshndroH, cigar store, sis
Second Avenue.
Quaker Drug s.ors. iois First. Ave
p. n. Mullen, SCI Ballard Ave 'p'
ps,its City Hall
Fremoat DRUG o. Ewing street
and Fremont Ay
Thss. Har postotfies, Rsnssn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

rEMAfsE disease 20 avery natvrs
successfully treated. Consult hhIet,
sian tESs Hsfis sssws, ferh 1salsei
new entranef ~ Union, betueah
Second and Thlfd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22
ID ILL., WHl7fE 81 CO.
Seattle.
~ Oriental block
Seattle ~ ahh

GREEN LAKES BEAUTY SPOT
NEyISs ADDITION
HEST YET
Cleared ieis
No huls to cnmb
Sidewalks
Graded streets
without a doubt
Al Gfssl l..ss
UnsxceHrd view q
Mountain
Lake
Giy.
A measx maker fos ne
aGiibiR
iiumsessker.
A utus money viii 10
NeHz HIssrul Terms
Perfect '.'ls.
EafhlHa better On
rhe mafkrt today
~ segih snd e
On intsrufhan.
oae block 90 car.
snort vaIk e. 0rrea t.sAs car.
Aidewa1Aa Co birth tluea
Another Vruiseted liHs-
eVuinE te tract
We slys fou q chance 20
Dot htsE YOUR MONEY
Take grren Lake ear get OF at
MOUNTAIN NIEW STATION.
WEST stpE GHEEs LAKE
We have an office al the car station
We have an office on this addition
We have AZ ufflrH 10 the citF.
Room HaieY Building
We keep Hsleamsn on
Tract day Hnd
EVsniuN
OTHERS SAY. These ere the BEST
YEE ses the land you viii Haf
Foiiaw thc slrns
See 81 T. PAY 4 co
MOt NTAfN VIEW STATION
For information call ON ~ J Fisher a
Co. Bailey buiidiHs
Why don't yau get couple ~ our
Nta lots on Queen Anne mn This in
the cheapest property ~ the cltY
10 lots, hiofaa from car. Green Lake.
only fi.pa
10 sou Nauf nice acre tract cioss
TO ely. sidewalk 90 the above We
can sell yau ! or acres at SAP per
acre. Easily cleared
what have you to trade for i6a acres
= land = mile from Lake Waah-
We can sen your property List with
y e nYERs 4 CO.
1ssa Arcade Bids.
e. room house bath. closets etc fine
lot near Madison car feQ. terms
Owner 432 18th North. -
NEAT E-uooa COTTAGE ana new
harm with { acres % Enod level lAnd
few minutes. walk from ear. ne
ROBERT MALrnY.
fie-aaAezl Alaska HulldinF
CITY water. sidewalks and street
iinhtF. Lota. ~ up. 81 per week
Take car on Washington street 20
Southeast Seattle.
N n. CRANE q CO. INC.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
MISS Eitsi BuiidinE.
Second and Pike.
Phones. seaL
CITY water. sidewalks and street
ilEhta. Lots. 81 up. 81 per week
take car ON Washington street e.
Southeast Seattle.
cry water. nidowalka and street
lights Lots. SO ~. 81 per week
Take car on Washington street TO
Southeast Seattle.
Cheap House. . iotr fg0. also
lots. 2-ntorY house. fGlb. also a-room
house. lots. $50. Terms on all 81
them. Us down. 80 per month. Close
in on car line. city water etc See
Griffin n Atlantic CITY Store. Take
Washington 81 car line. - Hlllmant
Times nlk IT
$50 Caeh. 81 Der month buys q q
room house, modern in every respect
furnace heat one block from Mndl-
son car line The Realty Security
Co eos BOSTON Block. Both phones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

PUGET SOUND NATIONAL RANK
OF HtEAI'rfN.
Capital stock paid In, A2a uno surplus
kmtth vice pHeH. n ' Ankcnyt
cashier. correspondents Ia principal
etiaa % the United States and
EuFnue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

= = ~ = 7 81 = IHNTT TTFI"IFl-
only haH Hu hour tide from the
city. . aerFH - the best land III the
whiEH ere worth g. Hn. a modern T.
FunEa house. flHa barn. running
water Four COWS. hafne and wagon.
iaa chickens. all hinhH ~ imnis4
meHfH. close 90 eHaaad school feie-
phone. electric lght aud Sidewalk.
can give you thla magnificent prop
crff faF ttgD
A LAWRENCE.
eEs Second Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-22

TEN ACRES. : miles from one Of the
beet towns in the Valley between
Seattle and Tacoma Hil partially Inn
proved neat new cottage u I large
rooms. frame barn EHsDa. new. chick
ca haaHnH. fine well u water. nicely
roads. eluHs 90 aehaal and neiHhharn f.
price including horse and wagon.
good COW. chickens. hourchoid fufui-
fufe And outfit ~ faoiH. 81 at3 Tefmn
ROBERT MALTHY
$500 ~ Alaska building
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Massage

6wedish movement massaRc given 10
patents 81 their home bT profession.
III nurse Phone Main 500. or call
1901 Main a. --a-9
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THE CANADIANS BANK or coM.
N1sHCN.
Eatahlfahed 1857

Head office Hoionto, Canada
over Idl branches Ia Canada aud tbs
United htAtea general banking
business transacted Interest al
lowed on time deposits
Seattle nfanch o. v. Holt Manager