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Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HOLD TRACK MEET
PUPILS HOLD A CONTEST AT
FIESTA PARK
Annual Field Day Of p. s. A. League
Productive of Additional Records.
Donnell Loses the One Hun
dred-Yard Dash

The second annual track meet Of the
Public Schools Athletic league was held
yesterday afternoon at Fiesta park be-
fore a gathering Of about $500 South
ern California schoolboys. The events
were all contested without undue de-
lay and kept the crowd interested from
start to finish.
Following are the results Of the
meet:
High school events-100-yard dash
Leslie Swope, Anaheim, first; Horace
Donnell, l.. A., second; George Cald-
well, Pasadena, third. Time, 10 3-5s.
Mile run--C. Holmes, L. A., first;
Harry Joos, Pomona, second; Wilbur
Stiles Ventura, third. Time, Am. 5Ss.
22O-yard hurdles-Roy Smith, L. A.,
first; Grover Youngs, L. A., second;
c. owen, Pasadena, third. Time, % 2-5s.
| 440-yard dash-George Hussey, L. A.,
first; P. L. Bradford, Anaheim, second;
Ernest Cheda, San Luis Obispo, third.
Time, 50 2-5s.
| 22O-yard dash-Horace Donnell, l.. A.,
first; Leslie Swope, Anaheim. second;
George Caldwell, Pasadena, third.
Time, % Abs.
SSO-yard run-R. c. Holmes, L. A..
first; d. Goodwin, L. A., second; w.
stiles, Ventura, third. Time, Pm. 3-5s.
Pole vault--C. Lacey, Pasadena, first;
F. Johnson, l.. A., second; c. earns,
| Pasadena. third. Height, IT.
Shot put-W. Andrews, l.. A., first;
W. Hall, Long Beach, second; M. Gem
mill, Compton, third Distance, AZ IT.
Broad jump-L. Swope, Anaheim,
first; w. Casey, Pomona, second; Neal
Hotaling. Pasadena, third. Distance,
20 #. Z in.
High jump-W. Hotaling, Pasadena,
first; Grover Youngs, L. A., second; M.
The Los Angeles high schol won the
relay race.
Grammar school events-50-yard dash
F. Starey, Twenty-eighth street
school, first; E. Vanderlip, Santa Ana.
second; j. Okey, Cambria street, third.
Time, 6s.
1O0-yard dash-E. Vanderlip, Santa
Ana, first: F. Starey, TWenty-e1ghth
street school, second; A. Grimm, Ver-
mont street school, third Time, lis.
22o-yard dash-R. Steen, Mckinley
street, first; E.. Caruthers, Santa Ana
second; w. Streeton, San Pedro street
third. Time, 25 3-5s.
| SS0-yard run-E. Caruthers, Santa
| Ana, first; H. Price, San Pedro street
| second; l.. Banks, Pasadena, third
Time, I'm. 22s.
High jump-M. Duval. Santicoy
first; C. Franklin, Pasadena, second;
s. Gregory, third. Height, #. 101s in.
Shot put-W. Hamman, Olive street,
first; K. Sawai San Pedro, second; r.
Roberts, Pasadena, third Distance,
35 ft. 1 in.
Broad jump. Okey, Cambria street.
first: M. Duval, Saticoy, second; G.
Bennett, Pomona, third. Distance,
II TT. 1O1A in
Pasadena won the relay race.
-
The opinion a man has of himself isn't al
ways of value to the rest of the world.
-
We would never fully realize how great some
are If thew didn't tell
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
GRANTS TOMB DAMAGED
Granite Exterior Much Eroded and the
Dome Leaking Badly
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April s.-Damage by
the elements to the tomb of General
U. S. Grant on Riverside drive is re-
ported to be causing much anxiety
among members of the Grant Monu-
ment association, which is entrusted
with the care of the granite pile. AL
though only seven years old the white
granite exterior shows signs of serious
erosion, while leaks recently discovered
in the dome have caused spots of dis
coloration ON the decorated plaster in
terror.
A waterproof preparation Of paraffine
will be applied at once to the exterior
of the dome and possibly the whole
pile will be subsequently treated in the
same manner The stone viii take on
a slight grayish tint, but this will de-
crease gradually.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09

You needn't git on de hilltop ter hol-
Ter Halleluia. De man who do de most
good, is de Teller what's hollerin' it fur
down de lowgrouns er Sorrow.-At-
lanta Constitution.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09

Many man has traded bank account for
experience.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09

Showers, second The Don, third.
Time, 1928.
One mile-Six Shooter won; Alma Du
Four, second; Lady Joselyn, third.
Time, 1889 2-5.
One mile and quarter-Roundelay
won; Hymettus, second; Scortic, third.
Time, 2:0S 40
Five furlongs-Frontenac won; As
tarita, second Pretension, third. Time
100,
One mile-Erne won; DR.. Stephens,
second; Lady Goodrich, third. Time,
1:42 1-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
FINALS PLAYED
IN OJA| TOURNEY
G0RHAM WINS INTERSCH0L-
ASTlC SINGLES
Rowan and Williams Capture Doubles
May Sutton Yields Racquet Sue
cessfuIIy- Many Enthusl-
asts Witness Play
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
NORDHOFF, April s.-The inter-
scholastic tennis tournament was ended
by some Of the most exciting games
ever witnessed in the Oiai tournaments.
The crowds were larger this year than
ever before. one marked feature of
this years tournament was the number
of lady players that entered. The play
ing OF the last day was fully nm to
expectations, and in many matches the
grandstand was on its feet cheering on
it's favorites to victory. Especially was
this true in the match between Gowan
and Garland against Bliss and Nc
Laury.
The former won the match easily,
although It started out very evenly.
The mixed doubles between Hal Cor
ham and Violet Sutton against Robert
Rowan and May Sutton brought out
some keen play. This match was the
most exciting of the tournament as
well as the best played. The playing
of Hal Gorham was especially notice
able.
Those winning prizes were May SUIT
ton, in ladies' singles, and Violet SUIT
ton, in mixed doubles with Hal Cor
ham. Gorham also won the inter-
scholastic singles. Gowan and Gar
land won the interscholastic doubles.
Williams captured the open singles and
with Rowan won the open doubles.
The summary:
Mixed doubles-May Sutton and
Rowan beat Miss Kenney and Williams
by default. Miss V. Sutton and Cor
ham beat Miss F. Sutton and Thacher,
1-6, Ga, 6-2.
Finals-Miss v. Sutton and Gorham
beat May Sutton and Rowan, Ga, 4-6,
GA.
Ladies' singles-May Sutton beat
Florence Sutton, 60, 6-3.
Ladies' doubles-Miss v. Sutton and
Miss e. Ryan beat Miss Gill and Miss
Early, 60 60. May Sutton and Miss
Peralta beat Miss Garland and Miss
Baker, 6-2, 6-1.
Interscholastic doubles-Finals-Go
an and Garland beat Bliss and Nc
Laury, ga 60 Open doubles-Hop-
kins and Thacher beat Pierpont and
Park, 6-1, 6-1. Rowan and Williams
beat Nudge and Barrows, Gil, So, 6-2.
mi-finals-Hopkins and Thacher
beat Gay and Colby, 6-2, 6-1. Rowan
and Williams beat Garland and Bar
ker, 6-1, 6-1.
Finals-Rowan and Williams beat
Hopkins and Thacher by default.
Open singles-Bliss beat Gowan. 6-3,
1910. Frink beat Pierpont. Mean
drews beat McLaury, 3-6, rs, Ga.
Fourth round-Hopkins beat Haley,
6-3, 3-6, 6-3. Bliss beat Stolz, 6-1, ga.
Frink beat Townsend, 6-2, 6-3. Will
Jams beat McAndrews, 6-3, 60.
Semi i-finals-Hopkins beat Bliss, 6-2,
GA. williams beat Frink, 6-3, 6-1
Finals-Williams boat Hopkins, 6-1, 6-2.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09

The opinion a man has of himself isn't al
ways of value to the rest of the world.
We would never fully realize how great some
people are IL they didn't tell us,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09

even furlOngs-RetiGent wOni AprlI
Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-09
City Park Winners

BY Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS. April s.-City park
results:
One mile-otsego won; Bessie Nc,
second; Woodlyn, third. Time, 1:42 4-5.
one mile-Thora Lee won; Morris
Volmer. second; BY Play. third. Time,
1;41 As.
Seven furlongs-Reticent won; April
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-12
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

Many Seattle representatives OF
various fire insurance companies
met In the Pioneer building Mon
day morning and passed resolutions
Z favoring the adoption OF a graded
system OF paving commissions rsth-
er than the present flat rate basis.
There was rumor afloat Mon
Z day and Tuesday To the effect that
+ the brewery workers. who have been
ont on a strike for the past four
months. had returned 10 work.
/ Strike officials say there is no fouu-
dalton TO this report.
A window at the rear OF the
| Spring Street Oyster house was
| found broken by patrolman Mullen
shortly before o'clock Tuesday
morning and City Detective Corhett
was sent 70 investigate the cause.
Burglars had ransacked the place
and secured several hundred cigars
and 81 in money. which was taken
I from "A til.
John Bussel. O. of Virginia. wan
dored away from the hotel where
his parents and the rest OF the fam
/ ily took lodgings. lie got as far as
the Union depot and then got cold
/ feet" Patrolman wickman sent him
20 the station Ia the patrol wagon.
I lie told the police that the family
arrived here last night and he LETT
the hotel this morning early TO look
around a little bit before breakfast.
| lie lost his way aud could not Get
back. "rhe hotel WIS some where
near the depot" explained the
youngster, when questioned about
hts escapade.
The judges OF the United States
circuit court for the Ninth district.
who We're In session In Seattle on
Monday, concluded oil the work oA
Monday afternoon 20 come before
them and adjourned. 20 meet IN
I Portland on September rs. The fol-
I lowing appeal cases were argued by
counsel but no decisions were rem
/ dered by the Judges. Pacific Coast
company vs. Thomas Jenkins: cal.
huun kraus MN company vs.. Kath-
crime McQuestin, and Hans Il.
Strand vs. N. Griffin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-12
APPEALS TO
HIGHER COURT

The habeaa corpus case ~ Turner
Jackson. which Judge Hanford. m
the federal court. decided against
the government. on Monday. was
appealed Tuesday afternoon BY
United States Attorney Frye n the
United States circuit court Of APP
reala
Jackson is a prisoner AZ the gov
eminent prison on MeNcil's island.
aud brought suit for bis liberty on
the ground that the law recently
PASSED by congress granting prison
efa a shortened term for good be-
havior applies 10 prisoners commit
ted before the las Raa passed as
Hell as % those committed since
that time. Jackson claiming thai hs
had earned his liberty Judge Han
ford sustained his contention. and II
Is the judges decision from which
the government attorney has APP
peaied. IL the case il lost b. tbs
government more than ten OF the
prisoners now held would hETe TO
be released on the same ground.
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" Aa4t1NuIoS lSIttl4 AR2 o.
oaTEOFAFttA~i hsceud avsuus
Nheua Msbi tssi. both HEn aud tadf
0sfeupa tha examination free
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-12
Britain Interested

LONDON. Sept I2-lt e. be-
heYed the Efltisb government il en-
deaYofing 10 prevent war between
Sweden aud Norway by more farcl-
bic means than mere persuasion.
Il is regarded certain that the gov
eminent has made known that Brit
ain win not allow a forciabie set
tlement- A dispatch from Christiana
says the Norwegian and Swedish
ENJOYS will return % karstad to-
night, 10 resume negotiations A
strong hope Is manifested that the
PRONUNCIATION Of the arbitration
treaty viii settle All future disputes.
Il Is declared in Stockholm that the
Swedish position g. unalterable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-12
ALL SAME NELSON

J. l.. Warner charges John Har-
fiHaH with assault and battery.
They met in front u the Seattle
hotel on Monday afternoon.
= have been looking for yeu.'
remarked Harrison. at the same time
leading out with his right The
right took decided effect and War
uer fell 20 the pavement like log.
lie now wishes 20 prosecute his as
aaiiant and secured a complaint and
NMrfAnf % affeat Harlan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-12
BOOST FOR ARMORY--
SEATTLE NEEDS ONE

10 which 10 house ita national
guards. or la when 10 h0nHo large
gatherings Of any sort.
The National guard n pfcycut
has NO place 10 drill no haadaunfe
tera to care for equipment or mill
tary ueeoutermeut. and We are 10
no shape whatever 10 handle riot
" one should occur
We have great hope that ihe
county commissioner will realize
The urgent need Of an armofy and
gly0 MS the money for H. +"
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Great pressure will be brought n
bear ~ the county commissioner q
appropriate tho $50. 600 necessary to
complete the fund for the erection
OF a new afmafy when the board
peeta TO apuoriion the tax levy Of
the county next month
Colonel LamdnR Of the washing
ton National guards. is using every
effort 10 enlist sympathy aud moral
auaHinn 90 the end that the money
will be forthcoming 10 that work can
be begun on tho structure without
any further needless delay.
lie said Tuesday.
The total Tax levy for the county
this year b. $4,000 900 and all We
ask is an appropriation Of $50 600.
or a 0netenfh Of q mill levy with
which 10 sell bonds for the armorY
Our plan is - issue teuzYear bonds
and the interest on these viii be a
mere baFatrlle aud the whole appro-
priation viii not work any partien-
lar hardship ON the taxpayers Of
the county in fedecmlng the prlus
cipal
The armory lB 90 cost $4,000
$50 GOO OF which o. already avail.
able We already have the 6iie for
the building and h o. shame that
Seattle the largest city on the
coast. save San Francisco. Do with
oui building 81 this sort.
Petitions signed bY nearly iG a8G
citizens and Taxpayers Nili be- sub
mitted io the county commissioners
when they meet 90 npportiOn the
levy and no stone will be len 10
turned 10 secure the appropriation
There will be no opportunity to
claim rrafi ia The Letting Of the con
tracts Tor the armOfy. for the bonds
viii DE sold by the nrmory commits.
sion consisting ~ the attorney gen
rfal 81 the state. the secretary Of
tate The city engineer and the local
commander Of the National guards
ahd tho contracts al let b. this
commission.
An armorY. such as we have
planned would Immediately boom
Seattle az a convention city. We
figure 90 having a building with a
seating capacity In excess of 10000
We could accommodate the rrpHhs
llean national convention Ca is0s
We could amply provide accommo.
dalton Tor the great Christian I'm
deAKut convention which in all
probability Nill come here in 1897
und uo other city could knock" s..
cattle by saying We cast take care
II hig gathering.
KIN Francisco has a splendid
armafY los Angeles has 80 pref.
iieaf one on the coast Portland has
one That has accommodated many Of
lha largest gatherings held there
duflng the Worlds Fair. while spo.
zane alrfady has the money Tor a
$4,000 structure OF this sort 50.
soattie is the only city q any note
on the coast which has no building
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At Ballard

The W. e. r. 4. Of Ballard wiil
hold "a social on wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Thomas
HeRdhai. faz State. a novel and in
atfuetiYe program ia planned and
everyone Il Invited 70 attend.
r. r. TarenFou aaH arrested al
Ballard on Tuesday on the charge
II petty larceny. md NaH later taken
r. the county jail Torenson has
been making % tour Of the ballard
ffuit stands and stealing fruit from
the fruit displays on the street
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on ausnlel6D ~ having anHfep-
Two suits for personal injury we're
filed nfuinaf the city ~ Seattle on
Tuenday Hubert HHiefwafz claims
BE- ia entitled 10 s. 600 reimburse
meut FOR injuries alleged 20 have
been suffered through having atum-
bled on loose plank a. 1876 First
Avenue South. ana fallen on a rusty
nail o. a. Nicholson alleges that
be has been damaged iB tho sum n
Lt50 bg being thrown from tho
seat of q hotel bua when the hind
wheels ~ the latter went through
an alleged rotten piece ~ piauking
On Columbia street
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1850 - - SHfsAANAE0
CITY Wafer sadewatka anA sfresf
lights Lots. . up q rer We.
Taks car 90 Washington sirret b
Southeast Seattle
CITY water ntfewafka ard ntr#et
Hshas Lots. 81 up 81 pr sseE
Iaks car - Washington street to
Southeast SEATTLE
10 rot visit TO BY ~ WHITE
RIVER VALLEY IL Nu CONF
AID TALK To "a
We have sQfns ahnire property in thar
iaEa5tfF. ard = iah 60 diapaHa q Il A.
quickly HH possible - party wants
little money to carr era Another
hmHsuenn here lu town.
Price SUM 81 80 doNu nud balance
e. suit
arrrRNAN a McAHTY.
Room = llia Second Ave. Ii
9 aa- New modern i-reafn house. Ma.
drana car. eaag terms. uanur. Tel
Main 5Na1 Is
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c0LR7 NOTES

Mary Maud Kssfe has brought
auit FOR divorce against John Essfo.
ellareinR agankenneHa and Don=Hup-
nofi.
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Star Want AID. Agencies


Want ad. oiiies, rsslsy's DRUG
Store. Second and Pike Phones.
Sunset 6oeoi Ind. lisa
c. N. Lehndreit, cigar store sis
Second Avsnos. -
Quaker Drug e.ors, 1913 First Ave-
p. X. Mullen, SCI Ballard Ave sp'
posite City NalL
Frsmsn, Drug Co, Ewing s'rs''
And Fremont Ave.
TheA Harris, al postotfles. Rsnton
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PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. IA
Prosecutor Houey this morning com
scented 70 Senator Mlfcheii'a request
Tor separate trial for land fraud
conspiracy IN the Indictment M
which he was co-defendant with
Hermann. putcr e al.
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TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

SALINAS. Cal. Sept ~. Officers
latt night arrested the man Bho has
been tefrarizing the residents Of the
hin aeeiion near here fore several
weeks The man u an italian and
gives his name aa James itoaa lie
acknowledge having been confined
In an asylum at Blackfoof idaho.
Tor the past ] 2 years. from which nc
escaped last August He was ln tat
tcrg and barofoofed and is believed
% be- a dangerous maniac.
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No. ssff
SEAH AtfnuHS. > acres. flTrf bot
ffH4 s arrra lHAHat fl haaHf. harm.
orchard o. ~ teFsns.
nonEtIr Mkt.THf.
So 7aANl Alaska NtdE III
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hoaAS Hgoa CoAfFAsr. Ensinssf.
ED HhlpesildFF., Dff Desks. a-azs.
bsr Mtfa Seattle
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No eol

RHYALLtfP VALLEY FARM N
ACRES. highly improved acres or
ehafd an kinds ~ small fruits. new
46sruam plaatered house. several out
buildings. handy 20 car ~ minutaa
drive on fine Ernveled road 20 ia.
coma g. buu Terms
ROBERT MAI.TBY.
9i3-g0sEl Alaska bldg. Ia
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SACRAMENTO. Sept i2-The
governor has SCI the date Of eRocu-
ton OF Miguel Antony. convicted of
murder In San Hefnardino county
September - Antony was confined
in the Napa insane asylum three
months and. recovering bis reason
must now hang
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-12

A A. ANDERSON. lawyer, Notary.
Anderson Law a Collection Co. An
deraon Abstract a Title lNamlna ton
-. offieea. 81 AItade Bldg Seat
tie. NaHh Ind NA
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appeared IN the Fourth regiment Of
uhlauH One soldier b. dead The
regiment % quafautined Three died
al Bromberg today
OYSTER BAY. Sept u. Isaac
schnmas. who aafa be ls the agent
Of n coal firm. was arrested this
afternoon trying 80 see the prcEi-
dent he said he had % come 20
ask President Roosevelt 10 appoint
q commission Is fix the price 0f
coal throughout the world re
charges the press with an unholy
alliance with the coal dealers 20
keep the price high lie is he'd for
observation
MEN0NtNEE Mich. Sept IA
ease Of yellow fever Was discovered
ln this city The patient viii re-
cover. lie came from i.udlngton
Ia
PENSACOLA. Fsia.. Sept IA
Russian neddlor going through the
woods - escape yellow fever was
taken airs IN the forest and was
nnnEsiafsi for tao days He was
brought here and died thls morning
Eight new cases in this city are re-
ported
PEKtS. Sept I2-Misa Roosevelt
and party Of % arrived today Miss
Roosevelt will be the guest Of the
dowager empress n the summer pal
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PORTLAND. ore. Sept 1.-THE
Hoo Hoes today elected u y In
man. Of Portland. as shark Of the
universe. and selected Oklahoma for
the next confederation
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millinery at foweat priosa
HRS a. NJ HANSON, 1904 Fourth
Ave, corner Pine street
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ssr,ss. 80, ST..
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fNUNAs asGlvsfsa . e.nts, ! aays
staraEv free ptan9 aHd fgrultasa
rE8zthfs estimates etHNr lutas
Transfer a storage Co. 11t First
bath phousas Main -
CIR Fres MAJ % aeatfis 81 Hsktus
Mgs.nF storage -. first Ave
ard Gherrr street
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4 n rOura- Lawyer - sullivan
nldE. nfisf consultation free
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ATTENTION DRUGGISTS
We have = well equipped. centrally To-
Gated Drug Store. doing a good buai-
nesn, on account n sickness viii sell
a. lowest wholesale luVoice Far mar.
ticulara. inquire az aa0 Alaska BldF
Ia
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Consultation Free. Moderate Fees
Lave ~ Husband aud wife
$50 Rtarfs how'd nldg ela iut ave.
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WksiIiNafuS INSTITUTE OF ua.
7EurATtIY@ FiVe ye4ra 10 Seattle.
Eafs % gaall nidE. Ies FIRST
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NEN fLNf Htkf NfVERf0S
ACRE THArrH
Flne adrf land price ffafm fit0 20
tr pat acre. Nffh fine nuflHH water
tFfus q d0wn and 3 PET meath also
snfur fine t.arHs tracts very cheap
trffn# sasf
Il ~ sfcHofA
Rooms g and O. f.HIan tilks - iat Ave
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HaasMAN & JOHNSON Attorneys at
law Personal injury eases a Huez
eiaity no Pacific block. Seattle.
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1000 Terms New t-room house. mod.
efni view lake. Owner. 1850 7th
west Ia
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Dc sNrvEi.Y. Marion uiaS Maia
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Educational

VZs7foS cofiEdE and AcsdsmS-
military school for young men and
boys q seminary for young ladies'
the best located school In the North
west. the second year under new
ownership opens September 5 1891
write to rs. Nashon College AID
Academy. Burton. wash.
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0Era Tree MAI o. seattle ~ hokins
MOVING a Storage Go, Itrnt avenue
ana Cherry street.
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osull.,. sns Asri,,.

Or y " PERRY. osuiist Asrlst
AZ Marlnn
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ArCf1oN GALE % EiGHTGES
ROOMS or FURNITURE. r. O
ON Tit nSBkf. THE itfh OF SIP
TENDER. At 1913 SHARP. at sc
Third Ave, betwneu James and
gherFEl tied sets. iron beds. springs
mattresses. tables chairs. heaters
rockers. good bedding kimbafI Up
right piano. good carpets. rugs hail
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