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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-04
An Unusual Quiet Week in
Astoria Society Circles.
PEOPLE VISITED THE FAIR
Indications Point to a Quiet Session in
Astoria During the Summer Many
Taking Advantage of Pleasures at
Summer Resorts at the Beaches.

The past week has been unusuall,
quiet in society circles. The season oi
gayety is evidently over for the summer
as many Astorians will visit the fail
in Portland while Others are planning
trips to the seaside and out to the Ne,
halem.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Ferguson wers
among the Astorians who attended the
opening of the Lewis and Clark fair.
Rev. W. S. Short has returned from
a short trip to Portland.
George W. Mcbride has returned from
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Higgins spent
Thursday i'll Portland.
Mrs. Paul Badollet was the entertain.
er of the Bridge Whist Club on Mon,
day afternoon.
Mrs. C. j. Trenchard has as her guest
Mrs. Childs and daughter OF Chicago
and Miss Baldwin of Portland.
A sociable was given by the ladies
of Charity lodge, Degree of Honor, on
Thursday evening.
About 30 Of the friends of Miss Betty
Peterson gave her a surprise party in
honor of her birthday on Thursday. All
who attended spent a pleasant evening
listening to music and playing games.
Mrs. j. n. Finch of San Francisco is in
the city visiting DIR. and Mrs. A. A.
Finch, Mrs. Finch is DR.. Fineh's moth.
er.
TIE wedding of Miss Margaret van
Dyke and DR.. G. NJ Van Poole will take
place the middle of June at Fl. Stevens. |
Miss Carrie Bozarth was given a fare.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-04
SHIPPING RESUME
Flour Buying In tho u has
Fallen on Considerably.
ALONG THE WATER FRONT

That -four buying in the Orient ha,
fallen off is evident from the fact that
the China liner Numantia, which Is Il
sail Sunday, was cleared today Will
one lot of the wheat product going for,
ward on her to Hong Kong, which
amounted to but 1900 barrels, and i.
valued at $4,000. This small showing
is due to the fact that there ID no OF
ders on hand and the one lot represents
the end of an engagement placed some
time ago. The 0rientals are credited
with harboring the opinion that Cali.
fornia is to have q bumper wheat crop
this season, consequently, they antici.
pate Il decided reduction in quotations.
1t is reported that stocks at Hong Kong
amount to $4,000 sacks of Oregon and
Washington -four, and 10000 sacks of
California,
In May, 1904, there was dispatched
from this port -four aggregating a..
JOG barrels, while last month the ex.
ports reached llO,365 barrels, and since
the opening of the cereal year the ship.
ments have been 970,500 barrels, show,
ing falling off as compared with the
same period in the preceding season,
when the -four ioated had aggregated
l,054,l52 barrels. With the departure
Of the Numania the -four exports from
Portland will have ceased for the year
1904 los.
Another item on the steamers mani,
lest, but of large proportions, Is 1900
bales of cotton, which 20 to Moi, and
or the same place she has eight crates
II engine parts, 20 cases OF electrical
machinery and lSl cases of other ma.
'hinery. For Kobe there Is listed q |
'ackages of plumbing SUPPLIES and s74
ases of machinery. Yokohama's con.
ignments include four cases Of Japan. |
se curios, l57 packages Of plumbing
upplies, 20s packages of sewing ma.
hines. 24ss bags of malt, lOs cases of
machinery and l3,lO7 feet Of lumber
worth $500. There are 81 cases of can.
led fruit billed to Durham, South Afri.
a, going via. Hong Kong, and in ad.
Iition to the -four billed to the Chinese
Iarbor is ls0,336 feet of lumber, cleared
t $3650, bringing the total valuation of
he cargo to $25l ,OS3.55.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-04
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL,

Maintains unexcelled service from the
west to the east and south. Making
close connections with trains OF all
transcontinental lines, passengers are
given their choice of routes to Chicago,
Louisville, Memphis and New Orleans,
and through these points to the far
east
Prospective travellers desiring infor-
nation as to the lowest rates and best
routes are invited to correspond with
the following representatives:
b. II. TRUMBULL, Commercial Agent
142 Third St., Portland, Ore.
]. C. LINDSEY, Tray. Passenger Agent
142 Third ST.. Portland, Ore.
PAUL B. THOMPSON Pass'gr. Agent,
Coleman Building, Seattle, Wash.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-04

Her old mission and her famous lem.
ons have made Santa Barbara famous.
Tourists from all over the world have
gone to see her missions, and her lemons
have gone all over the world to satisfy
the tourist, as well as those living the
simple life" You can get her mission
lemons from your grocer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-04

Six precincts returned their GEN.
sus enumeration TO County Assessor
Cornelius as follows: Seaside, west
port. Elsie, Mishwauka, Jewell and
Push. The enumeration appears In
another column.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-04
occlDENT HOTEL DINNER.
Cream of Oyster.

Cream of Oyster
Boiled Chinook Salmon, Egg SAUCE.
Boiled Ham, Champaign Sauce.
Lamb croqusttes. Mushroom SAUCE.
Cream Puff
Prime Rib Of Reef.
Roast Chicken, DresainH
Mashed Potatoes. New Boiled Potatoes
Asparagus, Sugar Corn
Shrimp Salad Mayonaise.
Apple, Rheubarb and Lemon Pie.
Strawberry short.Cake.
Fruit Coffee Nuts and Raisius
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-06-04
wARRENToN NEWS.
Happenings In the Prosperous Town
Across the Bay.

Mr.. James Kindred has purchased the
o. P. Graham property in warrenton.
The clam diggers are doing well this
week--good tides and good weather, The
cannery has all the clans II can handle
and a good many boxes are shipped to
Portland, besides.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
COURT NOTES

Mary Muller has been granted .
decree Of divorce from Edward Mul-
Ter. awarding her the custody Of the
tao children and the possession Of
the household property.
John King. who was 10 have been
taken 20 Walia Walla with the nine
other prisoners who VIII be sent
over Thursday or Friday. will not
go. a. the formalitles Of his appeal
have been attended 10 and be IL
therefore entitled 10 remain IN the
county jail pending the decision Of
the higher court
Bertha Hopkins. convicted Of
stealing leweify from guests In the
GfeyHfone apartment house. may be
pardoned A petition FOR her par
don IL being circulated by her
friends. and her commitment will
probably be withheld pending the
result Of the petition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
SPORTS HOLD
TALKFEST

The governing board Of the North
Pacific Athletic association was
held nj 2 o'clock "wednesday after
noon for the purpose Of discussing
details Of the future organization
OF the association. The most i'm
portant question discussed was the
matter OF afflliatlon with tho ANA
teur Athletic union and the dispo-
sltlon Of the Canadian teams now
members OF the North Pacific as
ISOLATION.
The British Columbia teams. In
cluded IN the association. have been
material factors In the organization
and valuable additions 20 the work
that has heen done In the past
President McCnbe. OF the Amateur
Athletic union. believes that the
union should contain only American
teams. lie believes that the clubs
should come in through the Cana
dian association.
other members feel that as the
British Columbia teams have faith
fully stood with the North Pacific
association, they should not be
counted out at present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
NEW Yong STOCKS

NEW YORK. June 2s.--Follovins
Is the range OF the most active
stocks today
High. Low. Close.
Anal Copper. So, 81 SIS, 81 SIS
Amer. Sugar. i8e SIS. iss, l2s Ia.
r. r. T.. Ga1-s. 6s SIS. es So
Peoples Gas. los rs, 100 l-2, los 81
Metropolitan. 1914. 12A iatl-t.
L. s. steel. 221-s. s17-s, So Ia.
L. S. s. pfd.. 90 So. % Ia, 80 IL
Atchison. 81. Ssl-s. Ss7-S
y. q O.. tftl-t, liz 3-S, isl-A
Can. Pac. 1915. l5i "a, i52'
Erie. tt1-2. 4g7-s. 4s1-2
l.. q ~ $50 s-s. i4Sl-s, $50 SIS
Mo. Pac.. 100 Ia, % ID 100 i-S
pennn.. 141b-S. lac lis. i4i 5-N
Reading. 100 6-s, as rs, sss-S
Il. l.. so1-2. soils, 80 L.
Southern Pac. s. Is, q ID, 50 Ia
St Paul l77 Us. i76 SIS, ia SIS
Union Pac., 12sS-4. i25 rs, 2sl--
Sales 10 noon s62.S0o shares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
THE MARKETS

There we're many surprises on
Western avenue on wednesday
morning. The arrival OF a car Of
eanteIoupea. a car OF watermeious,
steamer goods and a 10, Of express
fruit from California kept both re-
tail dealers ard commission men on
the hustle The California steamer
goods consisted Of small fruit alto
getheF. instead OF vegetables
The first California green grapes
were seen on Western avenue on
Wednesday morning. Grapes are
selling at si.so per case. California
free-slone peaches are In the market
at 81 ease. This years peaches
from California hurpass any proceed
ing year Strawberries are about to
make their exit from commission
row. The best berries are only
bringing tl.50 and s. a case, A car
OF fine lemons arrived on the row
Wednesday morning. Lemons are
selling at 1915 a case
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

CHICAGO. June 2S--Followins Il
the range Of active options on The
Hoard Of Trade today.
Wheat High. Low. Close.
July. 81 50. soils. slit
sept. SITS. Sc. s75-S.
Dec. 81. SIS SIS. S67-s.
Corn
July. 81. SIS rs. 6s1-S
sept. SC. 5fg-t. IS.
Dec. 81 Ia. oils. b1i-4.
oats
July. s23-f. salt. 22a-S
Sept. 81 IS. 80 "a. 5Ii-s.
Dec. ga1-S. afb-S sis-i.
Pork
July. i2Sa1-2. i2s2l-2 iaT7f-A
Sept. i3lb. 1895, 13.Iz Ia
Liverpoel-July closed al g
10 2-Sd. September 6s si-2d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

Beans. dry Per cWt. 1875 ri aI5*
small whites. ta2bua1s. large
whites. ssdAfb: pink beans. tszs.
hayo beans. fa-ss; green beans, insa
i2c. wax sresn beans. ioc: wax beans
i6c per 10. bectr. per sack. also.
parsnips. per sack. SOC. native car
rots. per sack $3.50. lemons. fs2b:
cauliflowef. per case. ti.2s. native
cauiiflower. per case. t0cQ 75c. gar
lie new, tahcs Sc 10. Texas onion.
tt-oo Per case. Egypt onions. per
10 &c; California onions. &c per
ID. spinach, crate. soc. lettuce. 7sca
500. head lettuce. per dor. soc:
parsley. 2se duz. carrots. 800 box,
dos: Yakima potatoes a26a "a.
per sack. Yakima potatoes. f2ea2I;
Greeley potatoes, f22o0d2t00. new
California potatoes. lie pound
Minnesota potatoes t2aoo; sweet
potatoes. &c per 10. apples.
fancy. per box. S200, California
sweet potatoes. t2.b0. new white
River potatoes, &c III artichokea
doz. 7bc: native rhuharb. iMaac:
soc doz. summer asparagus, 7bcGsi:
green peas. sd lee. green pepperA.
35e 10. telephone peas, 7Me. Mlssls-
slrpi tomatoes. si75 per crate:
summer squash. &c. native turnips,
Toe doz. flat Dutch cabbage. Nc.
native cabbage. nc; green corn.
per doz. soc. cucumbers, 40m75c.
German cucumbers. us per case;
nutmegs. sA00 per case.
Fruits.
Bananas. bunch. i260dt3: dates.
10, So q Sc, figs. h-ib bricks. Ills:
figs. accdless. l9-lb cartons. 60
a45c: grape fruit. seedless. g2.b0
df2.75. lines. 90c per hundred.
meditranlca sweets, box, t2.2b; new
fancy oranges. box. $50 $50; cram
berries. $40, Florida pineapplcs. per
case, Sc. pinenpplea, fancy. $1,000
S3.50 doz, Eooseberrios, &c ID. Cal
cherry plums. 60c case; apricots.
S1.00m1.25 case cherries. 3hc % 1850
California peaches. 9ocWS1 crate
raestona reaches. 81 90 nar crate:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
At Ballard

Tho request flied by the Ballard
Electric company for a permit 20
run a pole line around Salmon bay
to- Fort LAYTON was referred 10 a
committee ~ the Seattle council on
Tuesday nigh' n the permit ls not
granted. the company all lay their
wires under water. or run a pole
line across the bay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
FoR TRADE

FoH TRADE
Il ACRES OF IMPROVED LAND
REE-FouRTHs or A MILE
NORTH or NORTH YAKIMA.
GOOD SEVEN ROOM HOUSE.
FRUIT. ETC.
WANT HOUSE AND LOTS IN CITY.
WHAT HAVE Youf
4. c. nYERs a CO.
~ ARCADE BUILDING. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

A. usual. nearly all Of the mem
beers Of the city council showed their
genuine Ballard spirit" ON Tuesday
night b. forgetting 20 attend the
regular meeting This waH the case
last Tuesday night and. as the neat
meeting comes on the Fourth ~
July their vacation will last ORR
month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

PORTLAND, June 2S.-Today is
special day az the Lewis and Clark
exposition for North Yakima. Ros-
lyn and Ellcusburr. Special excr-
cises were held In the Washington
with the administration
band in attendance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

ffR9f61Raa sf6eSfY store. In aaod
location. cheap rent. for farm or
acreage
81 aerua. near ElenghurE, fgr small
houHg and lot or equity IN larger
piaef
e acres near snehomlah, fer city
property.
q roem lodging house. fuf house and
lot.
MERRITT REALTY CO.
a2n New York block. 81
For exchange fur farm ur acreage.
t.roam modern house. h.tRRment lul
NoNtN. room Go build four-slat build.
nEl one block from James street
power house.
MERRITT REALTY co.
$50 New York block
o room roominF houac far cNehanE,
fpf city property or chicken ranch
Main t0f6 II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

Three mhated schooner J. =. Alb
Ter. which sailed from here on June
n With a cargo Of groceries for
Alaska. sprung a leak on the flfih
day out and WAS forced TO put back
to Port Angeles for repairs on Mon
day The leak was a small one and
II Is thought she will be able to
start back by Thursday.
She was recently rebuilt 20 feet
longer BY the Seattle Ship Yards
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

BBdIN LrvfSu
Here. near lake and car line. amidst
pisaHant scenery in this epaY car-
house. with hath slectfic lights. con
Nenleucsa. flowers blooming Fhrdeu
ErUWiug fruit maturing bright,
elrgH ard attractive without aud
within. Tho surroundings, homelike
The owner ready 70 step aut And in.
Nitf YOU o.. The price radueed "a
t9@0-lesa than yalues TIE terms
s6ms ot t' S SG Al Ssafiv ' fiSc.9 9a ma
bounded by tao streets Take card
from ug and iRik Co the owner To-
Gay. unHald g. BE Withdrawn
from nc market this week Bcat
CHARLEs soMERs COMPANY. :.
ioi-2 Alaska building 81
HERE ~ a BARGAiN- 10 acres. rich
EHcuud bottom land partly CLEARED.
first class H0il close O. school aud
HeiFhbors. facing on county road
Handy 20 one % The best towns ii
the valley hrtwefu Seattle aud la
coma $40 EugY terms
ROBERT MALFHY.
eia.2o-d Alaska building. &
A REAL BARGAIN. 1
i61 takes this neat four-rQom cottage
and two acres ~ fine alder land hH
Hiaahed gna partly cleared. chicken
Yards aud houses Walking distance
and near GROCERY store.
CHARLES r. ADAMS.
800 Golman Building If
GROOM cottage. fHa. nice yard. hen
house, berries, flowers. 500 cneh. $50
monthly 10 18th north. near Denny
way. 4
Farms and lands
FREE GOVERNMENT LAND.
H0meatcada. deHert claims, irrigated
lands, timber lands, ranches ~ an
descriptions.
a. o. SMITH 4 co.
Room 3 Times building.
CLOSE-fN farms and acreage. $40 per
acre. Some improved. Selling out
See the owner iiillmau. On the Times
block. today. If
GROOM modern cottage ard furni-
turc, complete, concrete basement.
stationary wash tubs, etc: large
yard. Call ~ End ave. oWnar IA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
Munsins Union Suits.

All weights and grades. i y.
Brooks a Co. 1891 "a Ave.
a
celebrate the Glorious Fourth oy
buying your fire works at Piper y
Tart. 1894 Second Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

"Monareh" Shirt Sale.
All styles and kinds only 400
each ut y. n, Brooks n Co.. 1871 %
ave. 49,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
aoAlETIIINn oonn

NtfM EIhA&N GOOD.
acres. all under hish state 81 cuitf.
walton, Wifh 10 bearing fruit trees 2
room house. good barn and other
uuthulldiuEas . cows horse aHd
wagons 10 chickens $50 worth ~
crops. one If the choicest places III
the valley only half hour rIIn from
the city with sprinE water piued ta
the house and barn sidewalk You
can have electric liElt and telephone
Never oFsrflowa. RIO on easy
terms
A LAWRENCE. se3a Second Avenue
81 f1N-s acres, near Seattle. : blocks
from waterfront fine FleW. : acres
cleared aud in crops orchard 6sroum
house. chicken house and other out
buildings.
q zf0-is acres waterfront near Seattle
I acres cleared and balance IN pas
tIre About 20 bearing fruit trees
mostly winter apples inexpensive
house. chicken house easy terms
t.rffNGREN a AHNELI.
Kinney Block. la5 Columbia Street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

Report furnished by Dowalns
Hopkins q Go. Cinc.l. brokers. 1et.
soS and SOC Alaska building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28
Star Want AID. AGENCIES

y. n. Mullen, 81 uailard ave. eP'
Hosite City HALL
Frerneal Drug ces Ewing asrse'
ard Fremont sNenues
Quaker prua ee.. iofS tst ave.
Thea Harris at postoffiee, RertstN
G, N. Lehndrott. cigar store hleaN
Heeend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

The schooner stimeon was launch
ed from tho Seattle Ship eompany'A
drydock ON Tuesday night. after a
general oyerhauiinK A new shoe
MAS put on the entire length Of the
keel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

FEMALE diseases Ut every nature
nuferaHfullN treated Consult uhYhi.
rian free fHrlnsNcN York Medical
Institute office EHtahfaok HldHa.
new entrances 40 Union. between
Second and Third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

THE sfx. room house. an oassu Anne
niii with marine fieH This house
WF Wfl sell cheap on easy terms uf
80 hanFs Tor f"ominE house of loiH
Iuiy l. eco yen viii have t. huffg
MEHnlTf REALTY co.
- NeS York Block
OWNER must ell siTht riEhtiy lots.
water fire view - Lake Washing
ton. valley and city. barrain. al
arftH J. - 8 cars star
4RooAt cottaKs. $40 nice yard. hen
houHs. ieffies fiaWers fioa cash sc
monthly. no 18th NORTH. near Denny
way p
CHEAP HOUSE. . iots IEo. also
lots. zstufY hquHe. b.. also Afeom
house. lotH. III Terms on all %
them s. doWn. 80 per month giuas
fn. on car line. city water. etc. Own
-. & y. HlsmAB. rooms i-s-a Times
b@@b
- BUYS TEN ACRES. ~ miles
from Seattle Tacoma lHtsrufbnu5
rich. level land. easily cleared. most
lY alder and maple. Very easy terms.
ROBERT MAIrHY.
sia-sAu Alaska Building =
tno0M modern cottage. close IN.
new. corner. any terms. Id kterRisH
corner AHHMMHmH AMMH hNMEnM AlttH
ear Ia Charles street. a
For ssls-Fsrun. ard Lard
HERE rs A nARCAIN-i acres. rich
SECOND bottom land. partly cleared.
0rst-elasa soft close 10 school aud
sssds e one me So ss S9a towns 5s'S Ia
fbe Vnliey between Seattle and la.
ROBERT MALTHY.
ns-m-zi Alaska building -
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACO
~ handy "a lHterufhau - acres
NJ aud maple brush very easily
elpafad. bn timber. facing good rouu-
IS road adjoining an improved farm.
quarter mile from school $40. Hialf
ROBERT MALTBY.
ala-o=l AiaHks building :
wheat land N tho nlR Bend country.
Price o. e. 80 per acre a ThHmps
! son. so Jefferson Place ballard
1'hone Ballard ISL. =
faa HrYs TEN ACRES iu miles
from Heattle=TneumH fuffftifhauz
f.ch level land easily cleared. mostly
ROBERT MAITBY.
aia10-2i Alaska building. =
PARIS. June 2s Baron Roseu.
the new Russian ambassador "a the
United States. and Baroness Roaen.
left this morning for Cherbourr.
where they later sailed for New
York on the Kaiser wilhelm.
COLUMBUS. Ohio June 2s-
John NJ pattiaon was nominated
governor by the democratic conven-
ton today.
Monarch" Shirt Sale.
All styles and kinds only 400
naah III u N. Ifnnka q 90. IaaI at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

The William nottingham was
docked this afternoon aud the Wa
wona will follow Ia a few days. The
proprietora aay work has been rush
ing 40 that a number OF their con
tracts have expired for boats that
work has not been commenced upon.
The schooner Mildred sailed this
afternoon from slima0na mill with
q cargo Of Geo 900 feet Of lumber for
Port Costa. Cal.
The work 81 clearing shiishoio
avenue has been finished and grad
Ing was oommeneed this morning
All Of the plankinR will not be laid
before September rs.
Mrs. T. W Lake. whose husband
was on the disabled schooner J. =.
Adler. leaves for the Tanana to-
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

north ~ citF limits and ear lire
Seattle intFfuFhan HuW building
within 3 binekH ~ place. half mile
FROM sound fine view.
Nov l. the time 10 buy before the
road la finished, young man fHt
yOuf muurg Ia the aandhaHa. art -
per cent instead % 1 per cent fH
your pwu landlord. thea year money
viii WufA while Yuu sleep See
hos Seattle has grown the last fen
years, Why these hsHcre tracts will
BE- RIGHT ~ THE cry % a fsN
years. then N1u can sell BAR 81 lks
the whole Sell e 20 huIidlns lots
Nos Be- the time 60 hHY fhr owner
- la the cliH fer short time from
f.oe AuEelrH. Price 8 90 for s-arfe
tract t.7n daNu. SO per month Hat
anee . Nraras per cent. or II ra8
build. take mortgage fer Whois
HENRY r. 1. HLLMAN. ownsr.
ass Madison street tNtK
WATER FRONT PROPERTY
. ~ buys fourteen acres q water
front lu plain view = the citg un
surpassed fuf summer homes Just
fhink of ifaiEn feet uf ahnfr right
O. 90 buys rs feet frontage. fhrinK two
streets. Let Ave. south
SIS buys three and uue-hHf acres
three blocks from lntFrafhau car.
Mater can ue plprd into the house
10 1uF Want To MY
Two million feet IF timber II 81 q 1lu
takes Il and We viii EtFe You a
deed e. fa8 acre - LAID alfh IL.
WlNsHfP RIOS
Room Na talman Bldg If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

sac Will. huN cemprtcy furnished
ToominK huHau uf n fuumH ctunr lu
must ~ sold before IulF LIST. part
cash h#iHues easy terms Inquire
e. Oriental Phones, Main fsfi
A asI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

TIRE STREET. F0ENfTURE co
PAYS the highest price for second
hand furniture. Main Use. Ind. lf1s
VALDEZ FURNITURE co. pays
highest prices for household goods.
1910 First Ave. White 81. A sa
JUDD PAYS cash or will exchanges
household goods. Main 24Gz O6 Pike.
WANTED Horso and wagon for gro
Gerry Phone East t1G -29
Lest and Found
Big grav horse. with biz bunch on
knee Reward II returned 70 fbth
and Greenwood avenue. fhoue Park
81 Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-28

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