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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-24
Sof0leS+
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures.
Nuf ben 8eridt bes Sinan5s& omi'
te's bin muroe Die Mnaelegenbeit IN
Besua auf Die 8iiraihaftleiituua Dee
SuliDan Banf fir Die Depoiiten Der
Staot euogilltie aere9elt. Ser See
riht fabrt stpei 5eftiDnen oes 5reis
briefes an. m0uon Die cine, Settion
80, ben Modus operandi in Der
gmpfanenabme uno Iu8besab(une
Der Dffentliden @eloer b. Jreibt. Die
anoere. Settion Ito, beYs mint, baB
Der 5taotrat Die MadtJ Jlfommertz
beit baben iuI, ben Shasmeifter at1s
5upeiien, ale 8eloer in elmer geuiis
fen Banf gu oepDnierer uno baB Der
Shabmeilter niht perantmortlih 1ein
iDa fir irgen0 melben gerluit, uenrt
bic betrefenbe Bant Dber 9ruits Som.
pagnie faIiert. Btsber paren bic
MlamD 0atiDnal uno Die San Intos
niD 9ational SAINT Die Jog. Sinanss
aaenteu Der Staot. 8. SuIipan q
So. aeiaten iih ieouh liberafer uno
beshalb nuroen iie a(s sStransaaen<
ten aus9eudblt. sFriber beanhlte Die
Staot fir ale Summert, Die iiber ben
iepeilig deficiencies Eilaungs'Sono
ge5Dgen uuroen, Z 8rDsent 2inien
uno erhieft ni1ts fir lire 9epDItten.
Sebt befommt fie 3 BrD5. uno bes
aablt nur 6 BrDa. Dies iei oas bette
unb pDrteilhafteite arrangement, oas
lie aetrDffen muroe. = 9apis beitano
oarauf. baB Der Staotrat ben 5reis
brief perlebt, inoem er teine Biirgs
fhaft pDn / Z 8ant perlangt uro
fteQte in Nusiibt, oaR auh anoere
Beitintntungen oeiielben iiberaangen
tueroen tDnnen. = Mauer.larrt pers
mie8 auf Die Settipr 50 bes 5reis
briefes, mDnab es Der 5taot frei1tebt,
irgeno uelhe arrangements st trefz
fen, UNI Die @eloer fir Die ~laufenoeu
Gusaaben berbeisuIdaffen. - 2oGs
tuD0o uno Braoen bebaupteten, Ml=
herman Danis noble Der Nominiitra=
tim Berleaenbeiten bereiten, AUDI ber
Wabor miihte iib in bic &ontrDberie
un0 iblieBlih nuroe Der 8eriht nit
5eb1 gegen amei Stinttter angenom.
men. = gauagban nabm &pbiniun
ms GerbDr, neil er gegen ben 8e.
ri@t, friiber aber fir oas Mbtpmr,er
NIT Der SuaiDan Bant aeftimmt ha=
be; tuDrauf &obinipn ertldrte, baB er
an Der Wabl Der Banf nihts aus
5uieben babe, oaB er aber 8urglhaft
pDn ibr Derlangen miifie. Nla er mod
meitere Bemerfungen MAIDEN mpIte,
tDuroe ibnt oas @ort abaelhnitten. =
Die Oroinan5, melhe ben 8erbeI1es
rungsoiftritt in Der 6DuitDneS traEe
creiert. tuuroe at1aenDrnrter. Ser
MapDr erfldrte, baB er nod riht
bDrbereitet let au beueilen, baB gDl.
Wradenribge nibt niel getart babe, ins
benz er Der Staot ben Bradenribae
unb ben Wabnde Harf ihentte; er
meroe bies in oer n6hiten Sibnnp
beiDr9en. Quf cine Sraae pprl Dapis
an ben HartsS superintendent Maht1z
de. ME piel gDl. 8radenrioge aul
Die beiben Barts nertuenoet babe,
anttuDrtete er, auf ben Bradenrioge
Hart $1,000 uno 5000 fir Die Gin.
adunung; auf ben Mabnde Bart bis.
Fer $500 unb Die g~insdununa. -
Die Oreinana nDn Bauer besii9li j
Der &eitriftiDn Der Baifagiere in eli
rier StraBenbabn : Gar, miro abge.
lebrt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-24

sI 8inmen. @rpiantbemum unt
S0pfpflan5en 81 baben biqig, 72G
Sio 2eona StraBe.
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NerI0uat

miro Elm 8eitunasreiIenber. Rad.
suiraaen in Der Office bee
Sreie Yreffe fur Eeras.
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(Nnsetse).
Endersierun0 der kandidaten fir die Polizsi- und
Y%euerlDebr kcmmission Seitens
der Gesrhdftsleute.


SIR Die am Il, 0obenber ab5ubaGenbe Bab1 BON gububenf &onniidren,
haben fb bret nnerer Bir9er. as &anbioaten anatinbiot, beren Ibfdbt, ibren
Namen su ieben una fur oas Nnt gu aspriren, BON benz uneaennlbgen @nnife
otHert fntro, otee nnetnMa9tden aerthr fir bas aaeen1dne gobl ansunegmen
mbglhben @uben anfreben, pabrenb Die SerpaHuna emen eroBen Sell ibr Belt
in Qniprud9 nimmt, uniere geb6naune maniht bic 9Oiset unb bas 5euer <9e~
tnt%n BEG gtaates. bic oe Christening unf Bef Sabre beiArdnH, ertoubt. 9nrd6
Seirnann, ptro Die etabt ben Sorteit Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in bn1en beneu
8eparRnents BADEN, te lie inn 8un6esbienf Ibfd fn6.
sc lit ntt gebrduhfth un6 mir 9lauben, nitt in uebereinfirnmuna NIT bent
gibf6enf. bob bic &brper{fat, bic Gppitanten pMt uns quaEf5ert, AUDI ernennt.
&e @totoenfbe1Droe quite INIT oen @rnennungen nufs gu tun baben, ionoern
nr oarauf ndgen, oB Der Nan1e zines ieen pablburen &onbi6aten Der grnene
en- 8anoteaten 9ematbt meroen. Die etn5tge onoere 8aiht br. ginioienfbebbroe
leIte ien, bic @rnannten 9egen unaebbrige Wntsentebung uno baupt6dGb ge@n
erne lolhe aus po1tntben 8rhnoen, gu ldlben. gStr fb iberaeugt, oaB bic 9egs~
latur NIT m gntuerfen oes lebt9en fdotihen 6retbrtfes NIGHTS neter i'm Snne
bate, tpel Der baupt3uef Der mar, in benz HpGaGs un6 Observation-Disclosures
lIubnanteQe Observation-Disclosures einaufnhren:T
pie qe9enpdrtae Observation-Disclosures bat fb entihieben fir Die Hrte Sn<
frafheBnn9 per @tntbenf<9e9eln in bi6en 9eparternents ausaeiproben, lift abr
aung en1abnngns aug otelea bdoea Seportements cine pOGtibe aeaihins in Sp<
Gr aanben nt4t, oaB eS Die Qbfht Der 9egisfour mar, 6de NnomaGe 6ers
bei5ufIbren, inoem fe
H. Der etnen poitlchen Tarti bic @rnennunasn1abt uno Der an6eun nr Die
Na9t CAB, aommnnonen q oeg rnannten. aus8ufenen;
Oer eInen Horeto bic Raht CAB, on5ufeuen ub Salare gu frtren, ub Der att
imerben Ionln;
Ser etnen polti9en Starter bic gRabt sb. anss ggetun oieRr Separtentents
gu fontrDleren uno Der anMren bs crcuTne &eht, Bepiniaunaeu An rnohen u6
oeD 1enttrben geMr fhr pie Snfanohattung ub fur Neuanidafuneem anssuaeben.
yer elnen poittldyn Bartei Die ltadt sab. abiolute .8ontrofe aber bic aRann.
nonsen in 8esna anf be Gai6ten m6 Sic Nrbeit beEr 9eute Su erIaHem. aer feline
ambt 9ot oorauf au ieben, oaB bic gefmnunsen bere1ben anssefIbrt' unb 8umk
oerbanoelnoe befraft mhen.
ssir 9lqn6en niat oB bic 9gslatur ioMbe ablurbitatn beabfdhate Dmr a>
aa9n4 PAP nb oI1elben beraIsfelen uno mir glanben, oaB in benz @eeb aeiunser
Nenlhen5eraano obuaten 1oMe. 10 oB feline gRetnunesberideoenbdt enfHeht.
gSr bitten abtuuesbon UNI Cure gRibhHe CUR grpabIuna Der aenonnten aon.
otoaten uo mir bofen baflr, 6S es bic 8Hibt zines ie6n Wannes lit, ieinen one
gen etnduB uuf5ubtehn, otee 8dorn in unieren Gngee9enhdten berbisufnbren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-24

SHuIa' SaIDDr bietet elner
angenebmen NufenihaIi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-24

Seiudt Shola' Saloon. Via.
mo Blasa. Stets friihes Bier an
2apf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-10-24

"tm Otuuhiessp @tgass
Gin @~elunbbeits>g ertifitat nit ieoer
Seroang. Neuer ~elesanter &atalOg tuirb
fur 8 Gents frei ~perlanst.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-01
LAWSON SAYS HE WILL
BOUNCE EVERY OFFICER

Boston, Dec. lust as soon as
the time is ripe, Thomas w. Lawson
proposes to use his proxies in the Mu-
tual Life Insurance company and says
he will dismiss every officer from the
top to the bottom.
Mr.. Lawson says also that the dis
closures which have been made re-
garding the misuse of the Offices in
the Mutual company '.havn't got into
1t at all yet" He says that instead of
100000 robberies and $4,000
steals, buried transactions involv-
ing four, six and seven millions will
be unearthed. Mr.. Lawson tonight
declined to comment directly upon the
resignation of President McCurdy
and Trustee Peckham and SAID:
This shifting about of the Nc
Curdys and the McCalls and the rest
of them will do no good. That ac-
tion is simply a sop to the public
When the proper time arrives we pro-
he, 'if rot directly responsible for the
affairs of the company is certainly
morally responsible"
Mr.. Lawson is confident of con-
trolling the Mutual Life company
through the proxies he is collecting
81 am sure" he said. that | shall
have more than enough proxies.
cannot state that 1 have a majority
now, but at the rate they have
been coming in every day, / am sure
that we shall have an overwhelming
control.
1.-THE time for action is not now,
but at the proper time all of the Off
GERS from top to bottom must go.
Any trustee or any other officer who
would allow such pludering is un-
fit to sit there. 1t makes no diff
ference how honest personally any
man may be, all certainly are moral
ly guilty.
1.-THE disclosures havn't begun to
get into the big deals yet. They have
been showing small robberies. They
will yet find robberies of a million
seven millions"
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-01
osBoRN-JoNEs NUpTrALs.

On Wednesday night at the home
of the parents of the bride, Mr.. and
Mrs C. L. Jones, just west of the city
their daughter. Lillian Gertrude was
united in marriage to William New
ton Osborn. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. ID. ID. Forsyth, of the
Methodist church, before the family
and a few invited guests.
Following the ceremony a splendid
wedding supper was served to the
bridal couple and the guests of the oc-
casion. Miss Jones is the only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. Jones
being one of the county's prominent
dairymen. and is bright and hand
some young woman.
The groom is connected with the
Grand Valley Feed and Implement
company in the capacity of an en-
ployee and is well thought of and
much respected young man. The
bride and groom will be home to their
friends after February list at S47
Rood avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-01

FINS Dean, of Palisade. editor of
the Palisade Tribune, was an arrival
in the city at noon today.
Messrs. Fry & Welsh, attorneys,
removed their law offices from the
Canon block Wednesday afternoon to
the new Fair block.
The firemen are already making
preparations for their grand ball
New Years night. The firemen al
ways have big attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. George Quillian, of
Routt county, formerly of Walsen-
burg, were arrivals in the city at
noon today on a visit to their cousin
Mrs. II. T. belong.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-01
ADVISES THE HOLDERS OF
POLICIES TO HOLD ON.

New York, Nov 29.-one interest
ing feature of the insurance investi-
CATION today was the issuing of a
Thanksgiving proclamation" to the
policyholders by Senator Armstrong,
chairman Of the investigating COM
mittee. in which he advised them
against allowing their polices to lapse
because of anything revealed in the
investigation, told them they are in
better position now than before the
investigation began, and that the
committee would recommend legis-
lation to safeguard their interests.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-01
SHOT THRoUGH THE BOWELS

SHOT THROUGH THE BOWELS.
Late this afternoon word was re-
ceived in this city that Alva James,
the fourteen-year-old son of o. NJ.
James, residing east of this city
had accidentally shot himself through
the bowels with shot gun, which he
was handling.
No particulars of the accident could
be obtained before going to press. 1t
is said that the accident may prove
fatal to the boy.
The daily sentinel., 1905-12-01
RUSSIA STILL in UPHEAvAL.


Special 10 The Sentinel.
st. Petersburg, Dec. 1.-The belief
is prevalent here that the guns of
the mutineers at Cronstadt will be
used to lombard the city. The fear
of further mutinous outbreaks has
served to prevent the execution OF the
mutineers already prisoners. Mos
COW is in state of panic and hun
dreds are fleeing in terror.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

Rssl ustste-Continusd
d. room ha' n"' corner T. W. one
block from Y,aisr car part each.
$4,000 81. goo
lot UrsiaO nli street ImpraEenrHfa iu
hui paid Tor one HHu uHn hhI block
from Rainier Heights aud IuThHuu
ntfest car line eHHf terms
$1,000 $4,000
9 ruem mudsrn house Tot alaiaH. GA
queen Anne AN. twu blocks from
Nsut queen Anne az hns. terms
,,o,, $500 home. s2,a9,o9. a.,
district two Diafha ffem high school.
iuf t1tlm Hli street luHHaE smrutH H.
End pald Tor. terms.
musi be s""'8V ,hla wssh sR2p - Tote
40 leo each blocks fam Fremont
end Ballard raf uHe. fire View ~
the sound
saoo 500 st..
walking diHtauHe. Iiaa down balance
60 ger month
r......,.ls. $500 I'd, s..s. $50 ,,W on.
block from queen Anns Ave taIsH
tiao down balance g. per month
Noe o. your time - boz Wet seat.
Gle property We have lHts equal o.
auY 60 b. f'uud thsfs. slfh fine
view. ai 81 sud - each 81 down.
uSfEiiA iiuuE REALTY 90.
900 Oriental Hiaah
rhanss Main isu Ind 4 aa -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
MORMONS
TALK BACK
AT KEARkS

SALT LAKE. Utah. March l.
The DeHsret News. the official or
gan Of the Mormon church. this aft
ernoon dcvofeH a two-column edi-
torihl Of criticism Of Senator
Scarns political career. II con
cludes: There is no man living
who has tried harder or more re-
pcatediy 10 gain the ear and in
flucnce Of the president OF the Nor
mon church In order TO get poliu-
cal office and gain reelection TO
the senate than kearns"
The editorial was inspired by
Kearns' attack on the Mormon
church on the floor OF the senate
yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

NORTH PLATTE. Eeb.. Mn,h
Mrs. Louise Cody. wife Of WlIau
+ Cody va a witness in The 4.
coree case yesterday. She detlss
that she ever ATTEMPTED 70 pols.
her husband or his dos. She to1
Of their marriage when Cody sas
teamsteF In Kansas. long before y
ever claimed distinction a. 4 ~.
falo hunter.
She denied that she was eref y
toxleated. bur she used liquor cry
as medicine The use Of pfcsa,.
language vas another charge wAia
she denied She finally declaree la
she atlIl loved the colonel AZ
would live with him II he vczl
withdraw the charge Of polsollIt
In fact. she declared Il vas "
greatest wish that a reooaclnrlz
should be effected.
The most pathetic scene o. ~
trial was when a letter was INTRO
duced which had been written b.
daughter. Mrs. Thorpe. In which E.s
said that her heart was hroken h
cause her father brought the divoFa
suit.
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NORTH PLATTE. Neb.. March !
Protesting that she s,ill loved III
and would like 20 make up wa 6
part 81 Mrs. Cody's deposition !,
the defense OF her husbands 81.
for a divorce. The cross eIxnlri-
tion by the counsel for Cody ooz-
pied the entire day. The de'ssi-
ant made a denial OF each ard e.
cry accusation made by Cody.
The fact was brought out on cfva
examination that Cody and bic vifs
had separated twice In their esrlf
married life. Mrs. Cody going %
her home In 81. Louis and siaTiS
there eight and nine months a .
time. Mrs. Cody said they veH
only visits. and that coty alshu
came for her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

ron NsrANeEt If IN A STAR WANT 40. TIE AID
DRESS GIVEN As &C TO- CARE STAR" TILL TIE SWEET.
VOICED YOUNG LADY At rHE WANT 40. OFFICE WHAT
YOU WANT TO SAY IN ANSWER TO THG AD. SIZE Will
WRITE YOUR ANswER AND PUT IT m An ENVELOPE 40
DRESSED TO THE ONE who INSERTED the 40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
THINGS COMING TO STAR
READERS.


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- greatest authority In
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= Another square me
= hungry sports by James
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= A tale that will thrill
q Douglas Story.
= The war in Kansas, by "a.
= Waldeok. with sketches BY -
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q 4 bunch OF smiles for lons
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= our next Saturdays issue
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
WANT RATES FIXED
eBy seripp. News Ass'al

WASHINGTON. March ser
tor Dalllver. Of Iowa. inirodaes - :
resolution in the senate too", -
vidinr for an investigation " -.
Joint committee Of seven sens ems /,
and seven representatives ' w.
view to the adoption OF aaal ~,
hesitation in regard to res',is- 4.
Freight rates. on objection y =. :
immediate consideration OF 'Ho
olution II went over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
WILL CORNER
SAGERKRAUT
tBy serippa News AsSn1

tBr scripnA News Ars'nD
MILWAUKEE,. March THE
Wisconsin farmers have corner
on cabbage in the United States,
and demand So per ton, s. 20 s.
being the ordinary price. They are
believed 10 have secret orEaniEa-
ton to hold thousands OF tons In
cold storage all winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

DOUGLAS eogETY WHEAT

~ f.aSiss ~
40 acres In Twp. Il. RanGs - al
fenced. Feoa 2aiory hoase. sood
well. partly n guitiys,iq;n, only .
lard. eiase 70 railroad survey price
toe. half cash. balance on terms.
Eo acres } miles southeast q Water
Vile. one mile from i'aHgiAs. 40
acres IN cultivation. balance can be
broke. t-raum house. stable for :
head Of harass AZ fenced. school
house within half mile. price
ts0o per acre. terms
20 acres in the winter wheat belt -
acres q plow land. 10 ACRES ready
for crop IN spring nearly AL fenced.
small house 81 place running water
ard timber for domestic purposes
fine stock range adjoining. price
y. %. terms.
81 acres "a miles south Of Dyer. 40
acres first class wheat land. balance
good EraniuE land. all fenced. 30
balance summer faiios. well water
ed one mile from school Il miles q
shipping station. price tE2H per
acre. terms
v acres fine agricultural land adjoin-
Ing the Incorporated town 81 water
vile well adapted Tor laying out IN
s .rs pr erausrty prles T. % psr aers.
LATiMER 1 RoBERTs.
e Sullivan Block. -
A to-ACRE BARoAISi
700 for 10 serss % fine land. s acres
alder bottom land. very easy CLEARED
the other nice level land, south q
the city where values are Increasing
&c electric trains day and % min
uteH ride 20 city on good county
/ road direct % Seattle. tDo cash. bal
aura easy teFmn.
q II NICHOLS. - Pioneer BidH IT
HERE IL A BAROAIN-i0 acres. rich
second bottom land. mostly alder and
maple. very easily cleared. flrst
class soil. small house. lose to
/ school and usiah0ora, tract faces on
/ good county rad, ~ miles from
| one u fha best towns in the val
/ ley between Seattle and Tacoma,
] tAa. easy terms.
I ROBERT NALTHY. go New York blk.
I 81 80 acres. all cleared fenced. bear
] ing orchard. ] acre Htra wberrisa. ali
I kinds Of small fruits. go chickens.
{ 10 chicken houses. large bruoder. 2
] fHrubaforH. horse and wagon. on
/ county road near school and stores.
/ eaHv drive 70 Seattle
! CLAHEEON 4 SYLVESTER.
Coz Burke Bldg. =
/ CHEAP ei1ae-in acres. people are now
! planting potatoes aud sweet peas on
/ their rIaae-iu acres on Lake Wash
lnatou. ne ~ per acre, try working
! Tor yourself FOR awhile: you will feel
better. Heo &. y. Hillman. the own.
ar. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
OREGON is
At EUREKA
BURNING srEhHER PrAc..
PORT UNDER HER A..
STEAM

sl5z H5laHa H'w' Assn,
EIitEEA Starch D. The s....
of#Haa H.#H len Creseeti -
gH#fHf##H afternoon arrived !, ~
.ad Fl - ge.p.k thia mors..a
DE- a#a#Had 9u the ma ~. :
~ navigate under hor on, -. 80
and HaHH tie s0yaye 90. 'sAa
eaaat M ted The nfe i s.s
#WGHIHaHIHE ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

OMAHA. March 1.-The Union
Pacific today successfully tested the
experimental gasoline car for SUI
burhan traffic. IL will be sent TO
Portland. Ore, for trial, and n sue
cessful more will be built The car
can be controlled by one man, and
can travel at a speed OF 70 miles
per hour. IL seats % people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

TOPEKA. Kan. Marcn - -.
house today passed the se ,. q :
discrimination bill, amendlne e /"
II does not apply TO kansass. s ~ 4,
which do not cut prices Wa .,.,.n,
intention Of injuring eomPe''"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
MAIL CAR BURNED

CONNELI.sVILLE. Pa. March /.
A westbound mail car on the Bal
timoro a Ohio express was burned
TO the trucks on the Counellsville
division this morning A quarter
OF n million In currency was de-
stroyed together with hundreds OF
pounds of mails and 500 registered
letters The mail clerks saved their
lives by jumping
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

Photoqssphss.' ouppliss
AEbGHa0H HGffLF Co. 400 Ch,rry
81. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

A. the University az D. s-room house.
modern sI5U. new broom cottage,
bath tiz0 nies i-ro1m cottage.
basement. Also several nice houses
and lots for sale on reasonable
terms Reeves. 81 Arcade Phone
Main afaa p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
For saI.-Rssl a,.sss

5-foom modern cottage on 10th Ave.
near Pike ti.ft0
b-r8om modern cottage on 10Th Ave.
South. g. GO
Brand new h-room cottage on sta Ave
West good view. RIO. trims.
Groom modern house uu hfh Ave.
west street graded. cement walk
and water main In and paid for
100 n you want a bargain look
at fhlH
2 HH1 lots unohHiructcd view. on
Queen Anne Ifilii 3. con.
NKIu. unobatructed view, SO.
T.. - HYEHH a Co,
go Arcade Bldg i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

y III 4 &c slffhf 49,. eaYs,aliai, .,.a5P =
l. Hi4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01
Star Want Ad. Agencies

p. y. Mullen, 81 Ballard ave, op.
pogits City He'll.
Prsmenl Drug Co. Ewing street
and Frennont avenue
Quaker Drua ce.. 1918 st ave,
Th9s, Aerrla at p ostetfice, Renten-
C. y. lohndreff. eiasr store, we
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All city modern e8uFeuieucea are iut
stores. churches and schools On 20 4
blocks n you have am get-up tn you
you viii investigate. move ln and BE-
independent 81 landlord the above
terms viii soon pay for q house, only
D. minutes ride. puflttvely, from
Tirsf aVsuu. 20 Southeast Seattle.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

y acres fine agricultural land adjoin-
Ing the Incorporated town 81 Water
vile. well adapted for laying out In
acre and flFs-acrr trpctH for rest
deuce property price ~ 20 per acre.
IATfMEn 4 ROBERTS.
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81 acres "a miles south Of Dyer. 40
acres first class whsat lAud. balance
gooa ErariuE land. all fenced. 40
acres will bear crop for this year.
balance summer falioS. well water
ed one mile from school. q miles q
shipping station. price ts2n per
agre. terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-01

10 acres In the winter wheat belt -
acres q pinw land. 10 acres ready
for crop in spring nearly AL fenced.
small house 81 place. runnins water.
fine stock range adjoining. price
q Qsn terms
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1905-10-13
WASHING WITHOUT WATER
1t Like Trying to Get Rid of Dandruf
Without Herpicide.

Did you ever see anyone trying TO
wash themselves without soap or wa
ter?
If You did what would you say of
him?
1t is every bit as foolish TO try to
get rid of dandruff and to prevent bald
ness by feeding the germs which cause
it. with canthrarides. vaseline. glycer-
inc and similar substances which form
the principal ingredients of most so
called hair vigors
Newbros Herpicide is successful be-
cause il attacks and kills the parasitic
germ which feeds on the hair roots.
1t is the original and only genuine
scalp germicide manufactured.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10
cents in stamps for sample TO the Her
picide company, Detroit, Mich. T. II.
Thomas special agent