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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-20

wonderfully successful in promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou-
bles and Brights Disease, which is the worst
form OF kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec
commended for everything but if you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the remedy you need. lthas been tested
IN so many ways, in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor TO pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement has
been made by which all readers Of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also book
telling more about Swanp-Root and how to
find out ifyou have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and Et
send your address to T2s5k III . AEgS DIS
Or. Kilmer 8. Co., Bing 4 ss
hamton, N. Y. The -<tssss 81 ~ ~ r.
regular fifty cent and Home Of swanp-RoOt
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake, but remem-
Der the name, Swamp Root, DIR, Kill
mer's Swamp-Root, and the address,
Binghamton, N. Y. on every bottle.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-20
Notice to Ice Consumers.

AS has been my custom for the
past 20 wears. | will deliver manu-.
featured ice In any quantity to any
part of the city at lowest rates our
ing the summer. Delivery made daily
and with promDtness. Winchester tele'
phone 160.x. George E. Showers
5-l6-tf.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-20
EXECUTORS SALE
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY

AS executor of the estate of Rev
John d, Donovan, deceased, | will Of
er at public auction on Tuesday, May
30, commencing at 80 o'clock p. IN. p,
at the residence of g. +. Crawford.
No. III Second street, in North Mar
tinsburg, all household and kitchen
furniture. This includes handsome
walnut bedroom suit, collapsible ward
robe, also set new single harness and
riding saddle.
X. POOLE,
Executor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-20

Now is the time to subscribe for
The World 80 cents per month de-
livered.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1905-05-20

cures made by DR..
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
1t is the great medi-
cal triumph Of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
DR.. Kilner, the emf
nent kidney and blad-
der specialist, and IS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
WIRELESS5 REPLACE
POLES IN ALASKA

General A. " Greeley, chief sig
ND -aeer 81 the United States
Army. returned Saturday ON the
cable ship burnside from Alaska
The general has been on tour Of
tho territory investigating the CON
dittous Of the governments lines
In discussion OF conditions with
a Star reporter Saturday morning
he said
The overland telegraph line from
Valdez through Fairbanks To ST
Michaeis. az We all knew. has never
given much satisfaction. Every
year fires and floods pat the line
oat al commission Tor several weeks
at time. but my investigation has
led mo 10 the conclusion that the
wonder Is not that it will not always
work. bat that Il works AT all
IL la almost a superhumaa task
% maintain line through 400
miles of unsettled country. much of
4 rough. and practically all of t.
tlmbcred Many people have been
II the opinion that II the govern
mout would clear out a path OF 100
feet 0u each side OF the line. that
e would prevent trouble from forest
fires. but DO not believe this would
help out much. and besides it would
take all the money IN the United
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
THEY WILL TRY
ACCUSED
OFFICERS

WASHINGTON. u. C.. sept. a.
Secretary ffpuauarfe to-day an
Hounead the membership Of the
court martial TO try Commander
Lucien Young and Ensign Charles
Wade. charged with neglect % duty
in connection with the Bennington
explosion
The court viii meet al Mare Ia
land February Is. and consists Of
the following Rear Admiral Henry
Glass. president Captain Charles II
Perkins. Captain William +. Day.
Captain John y. Roller. retired
Captain Frank "a. Holmes retired.
Commanders Lewis g. Heilner.
James r. nun. Edmund y. Under
wood. william Wimder. Stacey Potts.
Robert A. Doyle. Henry G. Gearing.
a. ". Dodd. Captain Ernest =.
West. marine corps. Judge advocate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02

states treasury 10 clear the line
anyway
"Iust what solution Will ultimate
~ be found for tho trouble | cannot
say We might move the line 10
some other route. but that would be
little relief. and would cost great
deal Wireless telegraph. however.
Is proving a great success. aud the
time Nill probably come when a
wireless system Will be la operation
over tho present land wire route.
/ believe this would be the solution
af all troubles The wireless fyH=
tenn now Ia operation from Nome
10 81 MichaslH has not given any
trouble during the II months - has
boon used
I'VE fiahed out part OF that old
cable from Nome 10 81 MiehaeiH.
which the Ice carried ont soon after
Il was laid We only succeeded IN
getting sen miles OF a. however.
tho reat could not be found This
ten miles "a ON the burnside now
and - In very good condition. II
will be used somewhere.
Il have a few recommendation To-
make to congress. but am not e.
liberty TO disclose them az present
General Greeley will leave for the
east sunday morning. over the Can
ndian Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. Hon
o. was paid 10 patriotism Ia the ex-
erefses for Patriots Day" In the
concluding program Of Seattle week
IN the We shinEton building At the
Lewis and Clark exposition today.
Patriotic associations OF the city
were ~ attendance IN response TO
invitations issued by the hoztesses.
aud exercises were IN their honor.
Among the societies represented
were the sons and Daughters Of the
Revolution and Grand Army OF the
Republic. Delegations were also
present from Seattle.
The program began In the pariors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
CUBA MAS MONEY TO BURN

ny GONZALEZ DE ouEsADE.
Cuban Minister at Washington.
Written Especially for The star
WASHINGTON. u. G.. Sept. ] --
The prosperity 81 Cuba IL such that
even the most optimistic are sur
nrlaod az the results which are
shown b. the latest statistics There
la no section % the country that has
not received a great impetus. com
mefcialiy or indualrially, and the
influx OF tourists aud investors dur
lng the past year has been such
that there we're not snfficicat hotel
accommodations Tor them and neW
aud modern hotels viii be built for
the coming winter
The greatest proof of the develop
ment % Cuba during the adminisiFa-
ton uf President Palma can BE-
found Ia fhe study ~ the last figures
OF the official report Of the Cuhan
treasury. showing the results OF the
conservative. wiae and progressive
government which haa ruled the
island during the last three years
The total receipts for the year
we're f6t.Tsi. 1s672 PITTS ts.09a. r
bsf.sg balance Of the previous year.
giving a grand total Of teS sSf. TtAg1.
and u sat .sst t0s a.. the pears pay
menta. b deducted. a balance re-
mains oe sgs.st9. f07 a.. the amount
Ia the Cuban treasury on july last.
which. after suffering some deiue-
tons for outstanding credits. left
about 90 900. 900 surplus
Part Of this will be devoted 10
public works and part 10 serve a.
basis for the money 20 be applied 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
Will CELEBRATE

on tho afternoon Of September g..
Labor Day. the ~ lodges OF the
Fraternhi brotherhood IN Seattle
and a large delegation from the or
der IN Tacoma. VIII convene al AIk
Point 10 hold the annual basket pic
nie.
Immediately on the close OF the
Labor Day exercises a parade Of the
lodges. headed by n brass band, VIII
start at Fourth and Pine and march
down Second avenue 20 the Flyer
dock. whore a chartered steamer
will be in waiting 20 take them TO
Aiki.
The Eaiaiorlum management has
arranged for several aquatic con-
tests and n dance IN the evening IN
the pavilion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
DEADLY SHRUB THREATENS
To INVADE THIS COUNTRY

hBout the worst thing that God ever
let grow. Why. the sugar planters
have been fighting n for years in
the Islands. a single root or it VIII
grow up into an impenetrnblo thick
Il almost IN might time, md ~
chohea vegetation Of ali kinds. n
also roba the lSlii of IT, fertility. n
a. the worst curse the Hawaiian is
lands ever had. and here f. q man
offering 10 sell the seeds for 10 cents
n packet. I tell you. II once that
stuff gets started IN Is country. there
IN 20 stopping. A. n spreads like
wildnre. Il simply puts agriculture
out nf business, It's "a regular Ysgo-
table cannlbait"
According 20 Mr. ON the first
lnutann shrub was brought % the
islands from Australia some Yeaa
ago upon the theory that ~ might
Kin troublesome Kind OF tough
grass. lie says the lnntana not only
killed the grass. but has killed
everything else that dared 90 grow
ever since unless continual warfare
was kept up against ~ By the own
era Of the pineapple. banana and
sugar plantations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
"shades OF ISiue KalauRauai'

shades OF ISiug Kalnukauai"
With the above Exclamation At
torney ~ 4 can. who had been
Rlnueing over the pages Of "a floral
culture magazine. while waiting for
"a hearing before Judge Fmter. Sat
urday morning. leapen into the alt"
When he came down again aud
explained.
Look at this advertisement herf"
said he. eKeltedly Just look at IT.
Llstenl" and be read aloud
Iautann = liawaira beautiful
multiscolored Towering shrub.
grows anywhere. seeds IS cents a
packet Hawaiian Novelty com
pany. hos EaG, Honolulu n r."
Those Of the byataudera who knew
that the energetic attorney WAS for
morly ia Honolulu. engaged iu ply
ing the editorial stub pen and nll-
INK the managerial chair for TIA
wniian paper. realized what Giil was
driving a. Others waited
Why" aaid Gui. this informal
al. here threatens the agricultural
future % the whole country, Don't
you know that thia lantnna shrub IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
TAGGAR7
SCANDAL

WOOSTER. o. sept whether
er not he wins the divorce suit
Capitals TaKwart must stand trial by
court martial. An army ufficsr
says that a court marital IL waiting
the result ~ the divorce because the
amended petition IN the divorce trial
l. the basis II charges by court
martial Captain James Taylor. at
tarnsy for Mrs ThGNart. aayn % L.
practically certain Forteaeue will
file charges against ThrEart Mrs
TaeEnrt win be a Witness against
her husband iu the court martial
which hears the charges flied By
0enrfal Miner.
Tits morning was spent in read
tnE the dispositions IT army officers.
Who said Captain Ta3Eart Vas sober
and. to the beet % their knowledge
kind 20 hts wife and children. Major
SewbsfFy. who was associated with
TaKEart In Manila and Wha knew
AnRuatina. - coming 10 testify on
Monday. Witnesses are COMING
from orovllie 60 contradict nuly
TagKarta testimony Biiiy TawEart
wiil be placed on the stand again.
The judge o. anxious TO fiuiah the
case and has decided 60 hold court
Oh Labor Day II IL expected that
the evidence wtii be all IN and ar
sumsnts will be completed by
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02

the Pine street barns after the runs
are over and are brought back again
In the morning 70 pick up their
crews al headquarters.
When President Furth OF the
Seattle Electric company was asked
TO confirm the report OF the change
IA his companya plans. he declined
20 either affirm or deny. simply
saying. Il know nothing about Il +"
II is understood that the com
pnnY first made several unsucceas-
ful attempts 10 secure more land In
the vicinity Of the present head
quarters for the purpose OF enlarg-
ing them, but that the owners Of the
adjoining property put fancy prices
on the property desired.
II MAS thea the company turned
us eyes toward the tide flats az the
most suitable location for the new
harms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
NEW CAR BARNS
ON TIDE FLATS

The Star has u on good authority
that the Seattle Electric company
eontemplatea abandoning It's Pine
street ear barns IN the near future.
because OF lack OF room and the
high price Of property in that neigh
borhood. The company. according
a. the stars informant. intends to
locate ita barns ON the tide flats
south Of the city. having options
CT the property already safely tuck
ed away.
The Pine street barns are nov too
small TO accommodate It's share Of
the rolling stock ~ the company and
the Fremont barn. which WHs built
20 take care of the overflow" il
also said 10 be taxed 10 its limit of
space.
A. the present time. from rs 20
- cara are sent ont 20 Fremont from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
1Ht NEW NINE
INSPECTOR HERE

Dave HottinR. tho newly appointed
state mine Inspector. put IN an ap.
pearanes Saturday morning Mt the
county commissioners office. lie
Nas appointed fe-v days ago by
Governor Mead 20 nu the vacancy
left BY The expiration % y. owens
four year term. The office Il worth
1880 year aud travelling expetises.
and the duties Of the mine inspector
are % see that the state laws for
the protection Of life In the mines
are not violated. BottinE halls from
Black Diamond and has had a thor
ouRh course IN the mines there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
Tribute 10 Patriots
Closed Seattle Week

at p. m Judge G. II. Hanford. OF
the State Association of sons and
Daughters OF the American Revolu-
ton. and Col. ]. w. Langley. OF the
Grand Army. delivered addresses.
This evening. the period OF Seattle
week. viii be wound up with a re-
eeption given 10 the officials OF
Portland and the exposition by the
hostesses.
Today's program included selec-
tons by Wagner's band; There's n
Land Allison. Herbert Taylor: SCI
lection. Music on the Rappan-
mock" Frank Giles. The musical
accompaniment was by Mrs. w ID.
Judah.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
CHARGES BRUTALITY

Florence Nellie Covert, who had
been married TO Floyd Covert less
than three years. Saturday morning
appeared before Judge Morris and
asked for a divorce. nlieging extreme
brutality. she says that while she
was I'm a delicate condition her hus-
band knocked her down and kicked
her. abusing her and accusing her OF
inndelity. She asked the custody OF
the child. which. she alleges. her
husband did not want. she states
that she never Ave her husband
any reason 10 suspect her OF un-
faithfulness. Judge Morris allowed
the decree and awarded her the Gus
tody OF the child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
EDUCATORS 7ALK

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. 2.-The
general subject OF the National Edu-
cational congress today was. Col
leecs and Universities" Preside t
W. r. Kane. University Of Washing
ton. presiding. After an address by
President T. L. Campbell. University
OF Oregon. on Education and the
state" a discussion was opened by
President Penrose. Whitman Col
iage. Waila Walla. The address of
Prof. Samuel McCune. Lindsay Uni
veralty. Pennsylvania. was on "Edu-
cation for Efficiency and Demands
Of Modern business.
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W@maGGh@@
Valley

TIfE case ABB onCmAnnss r.
riEatinr canal r. eumu.sifa aua ae-
e#nfsa b. fhe engineer f4 ehAtAe
Water was turned on aMt D. nMN
running through the entire A1ts z.
IRE auH taars tNs water hfnaAAEait,
ffam aH irrigation standpoint eNI
tHHae who know are aaanfrd tnaA
cascade Orchards VIII - the p
fHt in the valley Tho HAit in az
caas Orchards IT, aecQinH asrt
kfaHifa tie best producing ana aHest
iasxhaaallais u soils Under iffAHA-
ten ......
10 those Who don't knew at'Ast'A ~
0f4Eff AhH1 iu Ihe Wenatchne ~
isE o. n haautifHi ~ aefses one ~
fFafn i.taHemW UHfsH. oa fHs q. =
H. The Hearesf lfriEafHa lauas 70
Seattle The surface u aarAlit lefst
for irrigation purposes eeHes
ffHtt berries. nafafura $40 e5Afl
Vegetables will keep FANNY -
pHamtY 70 hrfea taHsHs iHan FfnsleHi
Water privileges Nti eNHsli Anf
flsnfinn eHfaFpriss tu tie state
hass q superior eau1ats. market sol
aaA water FlEhts New anFn Tor SAY
H &. PnrEns owpsr
50 AlHHsA hl5ts
HAROLD kpNE%s
Infaf EspFszs 49,
IsANemNHFth. Vas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02

settie the balance due 20 the army
The government Of Cuba which
has 70 Tar been very careful q con
tracing financial obligations. Will
deal with this matter IN the same
conservative and rnmmendahlf
manner In which u has heretofore
handled the questions which haye
arisen. and always inspired In The
hest Interests Of the country and
mindful % her laws and lnterha-
tlunRi obligations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
WANTED TO PROTECT
Ills LITTLE GIRL.

Because he wants 70 protect his
little b-year-old girl from the all
legged evil influence OF her mother,
IL the reason given by Thomas
Clyde Faulconer for desiring a di-
vorce from Nora Faulcouer.
The plaintiff says that he has al
ways loved his wife and treated her
rs an affectionata husband should.
but that she preferred the society OF
questionable associates TO his own,
aud downtown resorts and amuse-
ments were more attractive 70 her
than tho atmosphere OF her own
home or the duty OF taking care OF
her little daughter, Lola Marie.
whose custody the plaintiff asks
along with the divorce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02

F0r sals--Fsrsns and Lands
WATERPROOF OK NICE Lake,
iHl3sa fram Seattle Tacoma intsFur-
ban handy 90 one q the best tsNns
81 the valley. - acres. part bottom
land. halanca god upland ulre
bearin& efehard. nun nuf. IN atfaa-
berries. epmfartahis tsfuegri hause:
harness asd was son. 4 's soas isa ~.
mouth ikuek ard Hfawn i.eEhpfu
heHN. tarne2taf ard hrooaers
eufft ot farming tooia. tt-tcQ. sasy
ROBERT MAIrnY.
sis.aa - ALASKA Building -
s.t-i = acre. in ths valley. small
En : acres. ala uater franf. G aers.
elsarsd. large orchard. house, harm.
chicken house and osissr hulldinEa
- assk ~ acres. a herss cleared good
orchard. tsrnorn frame hntse. Z chfak-
sn houseHI y head - cattle horses.
saesp hoss chickens and cFop 50
zee - aerss, II acres cleared. IS
seFea under tsnrs. baianrr In tiri-
IN houae horse ard uaxon. Gov.
hasH. chickens. eFep and farming
sLErTENGRES a ARSEII.
kinney Bloek
- Columbia Street N
HErWEEs sEATTLg And rAcO.
Ma acres- first class Aaffon fsHd.
; acres cleared. fine crrek through
HdRERr MAf.TnY.
sias1.szi ALASKA Building. 5
FoGn ACRES. sod level land. half
- 10 cleared, balance alder and
maple neat 6-rupsn house. new barn.
lev minutes wax from lsterurtau.
RonEHr MAf.TBY.
aiaxn-k1 Alaska BulldinE S
EIGHTEEs ACRES az Raiiroaa STA
ton. one hour frum Seattle al par
tally Improved. good level Land
goea i-roam h2sss minutes walk
from DEPOT stores. poaieffi1e and
HoHf.RT MALTBY.
ais-1ass2i Alaska Building. IS
FHEE CAMPING SITES on faks
Washington Bsautifui srovcA. fine
beating and fishing Fiua Large
water front lots from - 70 50 each.
" week is'i Y e ae" rar saf = say Rss
tickets from tho conductor. Taks
Washington street car 20 Atlantic
Sity Addition and Sc Griffin az
larNe rev store, Or cal Rooms i-s-l
ltue9 bloek- I'll
"a hsiahee sol 1piaad piea,y Of 'r I'm.
ming wafer ~ acres Improved new
Groom house. GOOD ffaHa barn,
s .e o ss,s az Il 9 as.ii,sis Ifs
ROBERT MALTHY.
9ia-so-s-i Alaska BUILDING. IS
RICH RIVER DoTroM Near Au-
u - trees. s-ro0sa house. barn s5x0.
ROBERT MATTBY.
aiD-a0-gzi Alaska Building. IS
FARM BARGAIN- acres. ali level.
best ~ soil. ib acres IN high state
q cultivation; ~ acres pasture. bal
anea has enough cedar and fir tim
Der 20 half pay for place. largo
bearing orchard. com Portable s-ronn
house. several outhuiidluna. price in-
Guiding team. harness. wagons cows
boss. ehiles.sns. farm implemenis.
ROBERT MATTHf,
oi2-9o.22i Alaaka Building. 5
For Sales acres. rs miles south o.
Port Orchard. on good county road.
and new II. r. y. route. 70 acres
cleared, % bearing fruit trees barn.
poultry house and yard. small stream
of running water. Price q. 800 half
cash, balance easy terms Apply %
Kemp & Baker, Port Orchard. Wash.
a GOOD nuY-i0 acres. part bottom
land, balance good upland an nearly
ieVei. id acres improved. fine creek.
Groom house rmafl barn 81 60
ROBERT MAT.THY,
fi9-s0-s1i Alaska Building. g
CARLSON DENTAL co.
ALL MODERN METHODS.
Corner Second and Yealer. over
n Guys Drug Store. Entrance
I'll 1900. HN# FTnfEwf ,.ssa la
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
VLy1I1TlIY1A
s07 FIRST AVENUE
coLMeN euiLpIAo-
Between Columbia and Marion

BUILDERS HARDWARE SALE.
Anyone needing locks butts. sash
weights. sash cord. spring window
bolts. cupboard catches. turns or
anything else ia the builders hard
Ware line VIII save money b. taking
advantage 81 this sale.
ice old copper Escutoheon. old
Copper Reversible Moriise Lock
sts-sss tssrsssss tsss#.sssa lDf
55e beaded ola Copper Eacuteheon.
old Copper Knob Reversible Nor
tise Lock .+.sss.. SOC
zoe pair Stanley ahxsls old Copper
Butts stsss+ttss s.+ssts.ss4sf DC
zoe dozen Japanned window bolts
ssrsssss stas ssssssHtsssts.s# tic
lse Boys lantern .s.ss4ss...4sl Zoe
$500 Cold Blast Lantern ...... $50
800 Sunshine Sprinkler ..... SIC
See window and read price tags IN
store for rest Of attractive buys.
$500 Coaster Spring Fork SPIN
hihE sss+s+sss s.sssssHss. S.ttllO
1000 Eagle .sts.....sss... s21.nO
$500 Coaster Brake Racycie s.+...
sttsft ssttsssssssts ssstt N.tDsfbfl
sPINNtNc's CASH STORE,
1910 Second Avsnue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
BRIEFS

WASHINGTON. sept 2 Charles
Moore. Of Colorado. 10 years a clerk
In the postoffice department was
dismissed on a charge Of taking
and attempting 10 redeem railroad
ticketH which came through the
dead letter office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02
RIOT or FLAMrs

. RIOT or FLAMES
AND MURDER
TftLiS. sept lit Il rc-
o ported that the town of fhusha
q 10 Ia flames The people fed
20 the mountains Troops ars
. rushing 10 the scene The prop
q ertY 81 the prince Of AuchHant
in the uustet district. was de-.
. atroYed b. dynamite ard
= Prinee Efiaioff was murdered
. near gsrL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-02

NICE HOMIE az Brighton Beach fh
aefNr. hie hW improved. suuA hHnds
tttNa afrhnrl ali Kinds III small
FRUITS ftfN water aH
RaHENr MAIruN.
ti4ansaN Alaska building &c
CITY water. Hid walks and street
hEhiH Let's. g. up 81 Pet week
Take ear uu Washington street %
Southeast Seattle
NeaHufM Eruom cottage finely fur
uiahrd. elEF water and tfTht larur
iHHu and aHfNaH Owner leaving FffF
aud doraH cafd ta rent VIII soil
cheaper thnu ven can rent I'D
daHn. 50 ser mauth SO
fhFEr truHm haHafH five a=funm
haHafa faHf tsruafu HOUSES. nii above
uW raHV terms Lots fiHu So tea. Ass
Woodland Park Ave =