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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-17
ALLEGED THEFTS.
Detectives Investigating Charges Pre-
ferred Against Lee Swain.

Detectives Muller and Cornwell are inves-
tigating the case of Lee Swain, colored.
who Is under arrest on two charges OF hav-
ing stolen overcoats. 1t is charged that he
took overcoats belonging to r. E. Clocoek
and Blain w. Taylor from the rack in the
hall at 315 C street northwest, where the
owners of the garments live. third coat
recovered by the detectives is held at po-
lice headuarters for claimant The gar
ment was made by Schloss Bros. of Bal
timore for s. NJ Ormbly, and the latter is
wanted by the detectives TO Identify the
coat and appear in court.
Swain has been arrested on prior ocea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-17

Boys Overcoats of fancy
mixtures and Oxfords S, in
Tourist" effects-sizes 8 to 10
years-S3.48 tomorrow instead
OF S..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-17
Child's Coats, sos.

What more useful and serviceable
gift 10 a miss of from to 16 years.
a lot of coats of plain and fancy
cheviot: coats with and without
capes will be offered tomorrow at
sos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-17

a building Pera.- was issued by Inspector
Ashford yestcrd y to NJ. On Phrow for re-
pairs and at tons at 5is 10th street
nor. Invest; architect. William Z. Davis;
estimated cost s. Jnp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-17

FRED. On Saturday. December Is. 1908. ut 1915
am. WALLACE HAMILTON beloved OF
Hattie Bell and T. W. Fred In his seventh
year.
Funeral Monday / pm. from 1923 Euclid street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-17

sions and sent to jail for the alleged theft
OF overcoats. He will be tried In the Po-
lice Court tomorrow on the charge of taxi
ing the coats from the c street house. His
arrest yesterday was effected by the po-
lice OF the first precinct at the request of
the detectives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-17

A lot of Women's Handsome Taf-
feta Silk Waists of q dependable
quality, and some exquisite all-over
lace waists made over silk. Will be
offered tomorrow at S3.9S. $3.50
values
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-17

SIS RainCOats, $3.50.
A makers samples-those
garments from which he took
advance orders-a most de-
pendable quality and all abso-
lutely waterproof. AS service
able in pleasant weather as in
the rain; loose box-pleated
backs; $I8 values for $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-17

D0TEN. At rest. after h,nC and patient suffer
lag, on Saturday. December 3. 1898, at the
residence Of Re" motre-. Mrs. ]. VI. Baldwin
Gca- FrcdcrtCt shu-G. Va, lara NJ. beloved
wife Of Charles t. Daten, aged thirty-elgh
years
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
Weather
Fair, warmer tonight and Wednesday

fail 20 cause this steam gauge 60 be
connected with the boiler. The said
u. \. Holland. fircman. second class.
L. :. ": Frank he Courtani. y. s. ~.
and y. Is. Ferguson. chief machlnist's
mate. y. :. ". are all now dead. and
therefore no further proceedings can
be- taken ngains; hem.
The court Is Of the further opinion
that further proceedings should bc had
IN the case OF Ensign Charles 4. Wade.
L. :. ~. who was In charge OF the en-
cheering department OF the United
States ship Bennington nj the time OF
the explosion and since oct. 30. 1904.
In this that he. the said Ensign Charles
n. Wade. L. :. n. did fail In his own
person 10 see that the safety valves on
boiler ~ was overhaulcd az the proper
time and kept In good working order.
but did accept the verbal statement OF
his subordinate or subordlnates that IL
had been overhnuled in March. 1905.
The court recommends that the said
Ensign Charles 7. Wade. U. s. N. be
brought to trial before q general court
martial"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
Train Loads of Insane.

NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Thc transfer
Of 600 insane persons distance OF over
300 miles began from the Long Island
State hospital In Brooklyn. These pa
tients were shipped in lnstallments by
rail. most OF them going 10 Rochester.
n. y, where accommodations for 80
Insane were recently completed. Fifty.
six women comprised the first Install
ment Under guard OF woman ply
sician. two male and three female at
tendants they went by boat from
Brooklyn 10 Jersey City ana were there
put In a special ear attached TO reg
ulnr passenger train on the Lehigh
Valley railroad.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22

Fred Wsttman Takes Advantage Of His Keep.
ers Csrelessness.

Newport, Aug 21.-Fred Wattman
who has been confined in New Orleans
county jail here charged with breaking
into G l. Moore's store in Morgan re-
Gently, escaped from jail yesterday.
The turnkey was collecting the prison
ers dishes after din ner and left the
door unlocked while he placed some
dishes on table. While his back was
turned Wattman went out the door,
ran down Main st past the Congregat-
ional church to School st, and thence
to the railroad yard where he was lost
sight OF, though he was closely follow
ed. The police is making every effort
to locate the man.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
WEST MINSTRELS
viii Appear The Opera House Monday
Evening Next.

With a firm and unerring determin-
alton to maintain the reputation OF
the West Big Jubilee Minstrels from
a musical standpoint, Manager Ric-
ably appears To have gone far and be-
You'd the usual extravagant notions In
order to secure the best available tai
ent in every direction of vocal and in
strumental significance.
The organization which has been
very considerably enlarged upon for
this season, includes singers and mus
icians of international fame, men who
can be relied upon for solo work of the
most artistic finish and who take pride
enough in their calling to keep in
touch with progressive ideas.
The celebrated West minstrels are
booked to appear at the opera house
next Monday evening, Aug. %, and
their advent will be cordially antici-
pated by all lovers of good music.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
MITCHELL MAY
LIVE TO HANG
Grafton Murderer Is Now
Recovering.
KILLED ulNNlE RANKIN
The Charge Against Him viii Be
Murder In the Fist
Degree.
KILLED uNNlE RANKIN

Iisiisss Rails, Aug si=tamss Mi
chsii. iis orAfl8a HuidsreF. whs No.
isd MFs Linnis kankin. gill D. iassh
a. Nssfans iail Wednesday. As The
rsss - a. oIsraiioh ~ prs oorham
- Bellows Pals aHd Gilbert - Graf.
500. Mitchell nop hAs = good chgnos
- idoatery. n,s baiisii that Mitchell
tFed through bic cad catered ths
right side ami pssslns hack ~ ihs len
eye isf IL In such = condition Ia, Il
bad lo b. removed.
lie has had ii,iis a. ssy sinoe 'bs
dag ioiioving ihs murder AnG Ia hat
llnle has expressed % isgnVi for bic
rash do-d. II j. possible that Mlt.
ehsii'ssyssighi, IL Botshiifeiy destroy.
I'd. 4 pan Of TIE opilc terre - phs
right sye remains and under favorable
conditions partial sight may b. ~.
stored bus ii 10 Dot probable.
lie viii b. tired for murder 10 the
frsi degree. he state havirg evidence
-hich warrants the charge and The
indictment dravn today by states ~
iorney n. II. Ryder 81 Bellows Fails
gives murder a. the conirniion 81 the
state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
Auto Dropp.d pemcn,ed Man.

NEW YORK, Aug -. - Police Of
this city are trying TO solve a mystery
for Paterson, a. J. An automobile
stopped Mt Broadway and Madison
avenue, in the Jersey city, and a young
man was holsted out and set upon the
sidewalk. Then the auto sped on and
the young man stood In the position in
which he was set down. talking lnco-
herently. The Paterson police toted
him to the station, where he gave an
assortment Of names and addresses,
one of which was Benjamin Finkel-
stein, 81 Catharine street, New York.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
washington Drink. FILTERED water

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The first
filtered water entered the mains Of
Washington from the S4,5OO,OOO NUM-
cipal filtration plant ut the head Of
North Capitol street. The process Of
starting the operation Of the plant was
begun last Tuesday. but that involved
merely the turning Of the water into
the first Of Twenty-Five filtration beds,
each having capacity Of 100000 gal.
Ions. The water from but one bed has
been turned into the district distribut-
ing system, but the expectation is that
the other beds will be available for use
at the rate Of at least one every other
day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
Three Killed n, r.ud Ba,,I..

HARTMAN, Tenn, Aug. 22.-Ac.
cordlng To information received here. a
feud battle occurred near Alice sta.
ton. on the Queen and Crescent rail.
road, few miles south of Hartman
Junction, in which Frederick Miller
and his son. John Miller, aged twenty
three, and Fred Johnson were killed
and Henry Miller, another son Of Fred
erlck Miller. was dangerously wound.
ed. They were fired upon by men from
ambush. For more than twenty years
feud war has ragged between the
Miller and Rawlings families.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
Coat OF Arm. For Canal Zone.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-The 18TH
milan canal commission has adopted
as coat of arms for the government
Of the Panama canal zone and for the
use of the commission itself shield
showing in base a Spanish galleon Of
the fifteenth century under full sail
coming head-in between two high
banks, the sky being yellow with the
glow Of sunset, in the shield the colors
of the arms of the United States. I'm
der 1t is written, THE Land Divided,
the World United"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
TAKE AUTO RIDE.
Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks Entertained
At Manchester.

Manchester, Aug 20-Vice President
Charles w Fairbanks and Mrs Fair
banks, who arrived here yesterday
afternoon by special train from Rut-
land, are the guests OF Congressman
Dayid b Foster at the Equinox house.
This afternoon Charles 5 Francis OF
Troy, with Mrs Francis, took Vice.
President and Mrs Fairbanks for a
days automobile ride. To morrow
evening reception will be rendered
the distinguished visitors at Music
hall. Tuesday morning the party left
in Vice President Fairbanks private
car, the Mariquita, for Ogdensburgh.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
LAID SIDE BY SIDE
Funeral Of Harris Lindsey and His tiance in
Manchester YESTERDAY.

Manchester, Aug. 22.-The funeral
Of Harris Lindsey, deputy police com
missioner of New York City and Miss
Evelyn p. Willing of Chicago who
we're killed in an automobile accident
at Pixies crossing near Bennington
late Monday afternoon, was held here
yesterday.
The services were conducted by the
Rev Sartell Prentice Jr of Nyack. on
the Hudson, assisted by Rev John
Barstow of this place in the Congrega-
tional church at O'Clock. The two
we're buried side by side in the Willing
lot in Dellwood cemetery here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
Young Man Dodge MarmOny Because the Height of His Devo
POSSIBLY SlsE WOMAN
s.i,lssa Sssss ~, b. is.As Sassss re-.
kiFs

Asi,asss Sssssa AZ ~ issAsl Nossss rsf'
tiss
Nss Yofs. Aus ~ iFisnds ~ Me-
KslhissH Mafssa shs sas shol Ia ne
Hotel impsFisi Saturday By Mrs q.
Yoans because shs sas isaloas ~ hsf
hashahd's aiisHiinn ~ Mrs aofssa,
idsniihsd yesterday = piriaFr ~ Me-
isalsi Morsan i'sfsihs ~ hpfihshsid,
Mass. 80 tssi - Nrs Norgah, she is
nss la ne Nss HoFk hospital h"tsfs
ihs lssi.esh iiis zRi dsaih,
TIE carver ~ ibs Springfield spmaH
msy thsFviaFe become ~ vital iaiorrsi
Ia he dsisass ~ Mrs. Young ZOE maf'
isF in case hsf tislim dies steps "a
iailV prove 30 eonnscsioh vsfs taken
yesterday.
To picture - Isabel NofsaH. ibs
Springfield siri. sss idsaiiasi by Mrs
Houns yesterday 80 that ~ ~ somsn
shs haa shoL Those vho had rsasoh
for Dot identifying ihs photograph
said iha, she piciuls Fessmblsd y .
kaihissa Morgsn very much.
issbgl Morsan sas bora In ilrn'
niHg,on, " lisr isil.sf as IN good
circumsianoss. Shs has = brother Ia
Nsu navsn and &. u. ilobblns ~
teods. Mass IL an uncle. 10 hsr early
days shs lived 9Th her mother 10
Springfield. 40 siri uhsfe bad = bet
isr social posliioB. She uas q teacher
10 the Bible school ~ ihs North Con
grrgaiioual church ~ Springfield.
She married Ia Hartford on May u.
isgi. siepbsn .. Perkins II Chieor-e.
Mass and sent 10 ia, ioEn 10 live hsr
husband being rcalihy man.
Since then she has had many essa.
padc, aud ben frequently Ia trouble.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
BAND CONCERT TONIGHT

rfeesm 70 NJ R.ssssed a. Nsrsh be-,
nlsgsn.
Tie iisaniHEioh eiiy band ulii So "a
Norih ilsnEihginn thls evening" sni
FssdsF ihs foilovins pFosssms-
March salute " nsriiHgioa
kisrnan
Ned. Overture The Star o'iiafe
Cofnsi Solo, Amoag Ne Pinss.
frsd nisbarse
my ksckapoo" Won Tilssr
inisFmission
Selection Yanses Cezsui iIobya
waits 10 HAppepsd Ia NordiAnd
Herbert
Tvo Slap Chicken Charlie Bciiou
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
IMITATION TONIGHT


nAs iaiiisiian ~ liis isp eeshoiis II
I. rniaa si. Jssa iiapiisis a. An.Fli'
ace siii isks place 81 Ne csihoiis
foFesirFs ball ihis sgsnins, Tiss in'
iiaiioa all 10 essdasiei by pf. An,
iisiisFpss ~ iiailssi aHd ilrg. D, X.
Chagnoh - Chesapeake
Addresses siii b. iNsFed ~ ihsss
sRi By l.. =. ~. prosls, nc oFsaaisss
~ ne socisiy. ilsirsshnssss siii ts
srFtrd,
songs siii ts sahg ~ = shsras enn'
sisiias o. Nrs ", ., I'sliisF. Mrs g.
LseFois. Miss n,sberFs. Nrs iuhn
rsirssit Nu LaiFabos. Mp i'sisF
i.snstih. Thomas siisl@fss. Joseph
Aiarsi. Miss DsmoaF. Me- r. Wales.
snd Mfs ", q. isliisf.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
LEAGUE STANDING

GAMES SCHEDULED FoR TODAY
Rutland at Pittsburgh and Barre.
Montpelier ut Burlington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-George Il.
Pepper, former leader of the organiza-
ton of Interborough railway employ
ees In their unsuccessful strike last
spring, was prisoner in the Harlem
police court charged with violation Of
the excise law in his saloon at 1888
Third avenue. A week ago he was
arrested in Central park for walking
on the grass to reach his baby daugh-
ter, who had strayed away from him.
Hearing in the present case was ad-
iourned until Friday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
,-,-.,,..,I-s aII..., Disaster.

ALBANY. y. Y. Aug. 22.-Ihe dis.
trict attorney and curuncr began
formal Investigation " the Myers
building disaster o. Aug 5. In which
thirteen persons lost their lives. The
examination q John Dyer. Jr.. the con.
tractor IN charg. OF tho work under
way when the store collapsed. and Of
biz foreman brought out the inforIna.
ton That workmen constructing a sub
cellar had dug about tho central sup
ports Of the structure. leaving them
resting upon pillars % earth about
nine feet high and sixteen feet square.
Tho investigators have not yet an.
nouncci their conclusions.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
wood In Washington,

WASHINGTON, Aug. %. - Major
General Leonard Wood arrived here.
Accompanied by his aid, Captain
Dorey he called on General Bates, act
ing secretary of war. 1>Ad
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
PLEASANT SURPRBE
CisH " as ~, Irte no-a'e Dvriss ole
reno Wuk.

4 pleasant feature oi old Home
seek vas q surprise party given re-
Gently 30 SIR and Mrs Jared Howard
on the i5sh anniversary Of their mar
riAgc.
4 bouniiiul dinner vas served at
10 and this was followed by 40 cx-
eclleni musical program rendered by
Charles Peacock Of North Hoosick.
Tho guests rc.a-ncd 10 their homes
early in the evening. having cnjoyed
n most pleasant afternoon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
NORTHERN LEAGUE.
Latest Gams, IN ycrnon,', S,n Haze bali
Cifcls.

Cifeis
Rutland Won two easy games from
Pla,isburgh on the homo grounds
yesterday. the drsi By n score Of 10
. and the second, , 10 0. The New
Workers made a pretty good a,iemp,
10 capture the arst, but we're out Of the
running Ia the last contest.
Barre Montpelier and Burlington
broke even Ia q double header. Bur.
lingion took the first game by n score
OF 70 J, and the Hyphens the s-cond,
stol.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22
Y N c A BUILDING

Daily Report Of the Amount Subscribed To-
ward Building Fund.
Up to noon today the amount sub.
scribed toward the YMCA building
fund was $3.50
The balance of the $4,000 must be
raised within the next nine days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22

A lazy liver makes lazy liver.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the natural
never failing remedy for lazy liver.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-08-22

relu's rheur attic pill positl yely cure rhe
m .tism and nj uralgia. Entirely vegetable,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

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has n aH# af ~. .msss =.
faIIsH abb. ~ N.#... H# ft. 81.
tenn. aH b. b.. ..## ftsss...
from Ea# }HE Meditation st,1s
only eEIrfa - .Hfs# boo aesp'gs
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Hu'h imIfafIYH #H# Hnt is., =
amy man aH #r E.# If #affats,.4
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fhHi HHw ono .... .fa men d,,,,.
HIiH fHrir #H...#. Hauyfrg -
tearing ui HHrH a..H ir4rts !.
VOL Street HHH #sIf Faggi,a
and tearing brIa# .H#4f = -
witch tfke# from I. Hs.Dia h. -
hour over fl billion H. #fs ana dr,y..
scores o. suicide. murder. ana 4.
nIrafi1r the fHH rHH rgqfIrs,,.
meanwhile 90 orr m.#HI plHav ~
H1..rfF Instead HE arnR p,i.,.
HffipsH one raH# . HH.at rsii,,.s
corporation ir HH... -. uutif-.. !,
Trust urIr af HI#.. aIUHans -
charitable institutions sansst
short thaHlHT H#.. nothing q
aid not own in H#a H.#ss rambllsg
game and He.I 40 o. the ture =
ten million duI.##. - Fseklss.
stock gambler.
THE System can sell .ffa.a q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21
WILL SAIL
TOMORROW

The steamship W'naesota. Of ths
Great Northern Steamship con.
pany. Wlll sail on bier arst trip %
the Orient tomorrow morning. ut
o'clock. The vessel a.u 20 out Il
command OF Capt n Rlnosf
with Chief Officer ] P. Blaine
First officer VI. 3 Kefs and senior
second officer v T. Elsler.
The vessel viii take a e0nsider-
able list OF passenger among whom
are many prominent business msn
Of the United states
A number Of officials of the Great
Northern railroad vlIi also take
passage on the vessel 70 the Orient
The party consists 81 E B Clark
general traffic manager 1f The Greet
Northern. Robert Hil Mrs Blaboa
wife u former Vice President J. W.
Biabon Mrs. Hersey and Mrs
HYDE.
The party arrived Ia Seattle on
private car yesterday morning
The Minnesota viii also take
large list Of second class and stesf.
age passengers. who are bound tos
all points in Europe
The vessel viii take a fun carga
consisting OF structural steel. cot
ton. gondoiar cars for the Jspsness
Central railway. tobacco -four ans
large consignments OF supplies and
general merchandise. which eonsy-
tute the usual shipments to the M
east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21

TACKLES
TRUSTS
AUTHOR OF aFREHzlGD FtHEH
CT PAYS HIS RESPECTS TO IN
DusTRlAL CONDITIONS.

Continued from Yrafaf8agI
This being thp fact. how long
will the people allow such O. mon.
HirouH wrong 10 be done2 How
long will they suffer "a few men 40
Hiphon automatically the money "
the many into their pockefE7
1T be- only matter ~ simple
mafhemafltf 70 ASCERTAIN the day
aud thar onlY a fcH years away
when ten men viii be absolutely
and completely the legal owners NJ
the entire United States and all
there be- 81 value In A. a. John -
Rockefeller Dr. the absolute legal
owner Of the large section of If Of
which he b. today p0FfeHsed
WHEN THAT DAY is HERE.
THE PEOPLE WILL LEGALLY
BE THE SLAVES or THESE TEN
MEN"
Lawson aays trusts ure n natural
outErouth of eur social conditions.
he pays his compliments 10 them ar
follows
@AH matter Of fact. TRUST Is.
top. sider bottom. outsidea. and ln-
ri1es an absolutely illegal lnautu-
tiou. created outside fhe iaH. exist
INK outside the laws. and having for
itH purpose the performance 81 fh9-e
things aaH 0HIY thase things which
The lHu Says cannot De performed
legally. Imagine our la#-uakefs
RfuFrly mtrfiuR 10 make laws Tor
the control Hud regulation 81 the
rlgkporkaf OF burglar or counter
faifIuR Industry. or eudear0riuK t1
prescribe legally the times. places.
and amounts ~ national bank dafaI-
cations af the kind Of IHk. laIer
aud pens which must De used ly
farEers IN the pursuit Of fheir proc
frHsion Imagine 80
HHr sees certain man openly
dlaula)IHe $500 GOO 600. % aum which
represents the NE earrings Of Is 900
90 our population. and knows Iiat
this man har secured this incredible
amount during 80 years 81 hls Efa.
One Heea the second highest anI
most honorable office 300 the nation.
"a United States sruHtornhIp. openly
bought faf few stolen dollars by n
man who up - the very day of Its
purchase uua watch reuairer In p
small country town. ana "a ho had
never done single u1eritarious deed
or been pafassard IF worldly goods
20 the extent 81 tE.o00. one sees n
wills adventures secure from the
banks. which exist only 20 safeguard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-21
H,ai uststs-continu.d
ron aALE eInEAp ny owNER

FoR Sale CHEAP BY owNER
Three fine luta un hill uert - Green
LAKE. four Hiocks from ear line
three blocks from city school Inn
proved fine NieN - iukF aud noun
tains Small cash payment balance
terms.
Rive iarHr lots northeast = Green
Lake. unaHf siEht blocks from car
line Improved good coil. fins view
Nrrs cheap terms rHHY.
Chicken ranch on Taeoms intsfHrban
ear line thirty minutes ride from
Pioneer IIaHs ola large IafH and usss
modern fitesroum house with wsil
etc. fenced TAO tIHska ffHm cHf
line small cash payment hatafite
% month A snap tnrHms vii
more than cover the paH mvnta aAhe
fuHF rent ard fpu have a i9faf
suburban home. %
Ten aafes adIainius town ~ Kent.
nhFtIR cleared good sutH plenty nue
watrr Ftua view healthy aftiIas
Within half mIIs - hafh druafH lHse
hours ride from Seattle fret riaAs
market facilities The place a. ratnu
~ bargain Tor cash. pr trfFa
Ias arfss wheat lard three aud baf
seventy acres cultivated small hutias
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