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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-06

Sunday here with his family.
DR.. w. H. Kerr made profess
sional visit today to Smithfeld.
Thus far the usual disagreed
Bic March winds have been very
mild.
The immense ice gorge seems
determined to vacate the upper
Ohio.
II. Pool, who is located at Pine
Grove, spent Sunday here with
his family.
The family of r. A. Miller went
to Waverly this morning on a Wis
it to relatives.
The municipal election, which
occurs on the 23d of this month,
will be a very tame affair.
DR.. w. E. Stathers of Buck.
harmon, spent Sunday here with
his son, DR.. j. R. Stathers.
DR.. J. Il. Thistle of Washing
ton, Pa, arrived in the city this
morning on the II :18 train.
A. Schamahorn of Pursley, left |
this morning for Charleston to
look after his lumber interests.
H. M. Conley, who is located
for the present near Smithfeld,
spent Sunday at his home here.
Miss Blanche Wells of Friend
ly, spent Sunday here the guest |
of Mrs. P. Sill of the South Side.
Gil Urquhart left this morning
for the French creek oil field to
look after his business interests.
Remember the dance at the Ar
mory tonight of Prof. Logge. Mu-
sic by SlOOD e Reicherter.
3,6-1t
H. A. Wright, manager of the
Jarecki Manufacturing company,
spent Sunday here with his FAM
lily.
Quite a number Of teams left |
the city this morning with sup
plies for the surrounding oil |
fields.
Houses are in far greater de-
mand this year than they were
a year ago, which speaks well for
our city.
P. Sill and Dave Sine left this
morning for Meadville, where
they have a contract of carpen-
ter work.
Mrs. A. L. Miller and little |
daughter Elizabeth of Catherine |
street, are visiting relatives at
Parkersburg.
F. E. Miller, a popular attache
of the grocery store of G. E.
Schupbach, made a business trip
to Marietta today.
Present indications are very
favorable for a good supply of
maple sugar this year IN this sec
ton of the country.
j. E. Magner left this morning
on business trip of a week to
Parkersburg, Pennsboro, Salem,
Clarksburg and Cameron.
The numerous friends of Liv-
eryman II. A. Hardenburg will
regret to learn he is seriously i'll.
AMATTER OF HEALzH
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-06

j >.
Wet Weathef'
washington, March 6.-Snow
III or rain tonight and probably to-
nloilo". --
Council meets tonight.
,on;ns Wednesday,
--
-
Much warmer this afternoon.
n Nice weather fnr the GONZALES
cent,
Tho nov;no season IS near at
hand
1us+ s;x4oon DAVIS until the city
alao+ion
ill bo nav day in the
IA fnIJs
papoosor of piftsburp was in
/ 49, 49,, todav
Raster comes on the 23d of
A.u;1 +b;s vear
Good show At the Auditorium
+omorrov NIGHT,
$500
Tor Oil comnanv ...
1900
\ Bad year is this for political
----
p H Anderson of Fir endly,
was in the city today,
Hon T. p. Hill of Mddlebourne,
was in the city Sunday.
---
Lou Lunda made his usual Visit
$500
Geo. W. Stocking made bus
mess trip to Wheeling today.
was a business visitor here today.
Harve Stewart of First Run,
was a business caller in the city
1890
+ H. Nigh, a well-known drill
er spent Sunday here with his
son George.
p p Fl,rbee Of Niddlebourne.
went TO Wetzel county this NOR
nino on a business mission.
-- ..
town Eridav on 2 business matter
D, and returned Yesterday after
noon.
$1,000
Hugh Mcclure of Washington
the ouest Of his friend, ". J. Nc
Gov.
--
Prof. A. II. Loggie will hold his
usual dance in the Armory hall
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-06
ECOnOmV

Every day this store wins new
friends = discriminating buyers
who have been taught by sheer
force of values and economical
qualities, that it is to their in
terest to trade here. The good
things in this store are not spos-
matte, on the contrary you will
find them here every day in the
year. We would count that day
lost on which we could not show
some improvement and advance
ment that will help us to serve
you better than any other store
in town.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-06

IYourheartbeats 100000 times each day!I
Put your finger on your pulse and feel the blood rushing
Good blood or bad blood? Good health bad health? You
know Your doctor will tell his experience with Ayers
Sarsanaria in these cases. Sold for sixty years
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-06

Mr.. Hardenburg was first taken
with the grip which has devel-
oped into pneumonia.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-06

Miss Nella W. Mccoy left on
the 2 O'Clock train to visit her
former roommate and school
friend, Miss Helen Kinear, who
resides at '127 Riverside, New
York City, Mss Mccoy expects
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-06

S. H. Wilcox of Alma, passed
through the city this morning on
his way home from a visit with
friends at Pennsboro.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-06

Mrs. Ross, who has been visit
ing the family of her brother, R.
L. Lamberton, left for her home
this morning at Butler, Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
CLAIMS HUSBAND AND HIRED
MAN PLOT To ROB HER

An interesting domestic upheaFai
Is being aired Ia Judge Gililam'a
SQUIRT
Mrs. Eta Webb Kiddef. mother
Of three children By a former mar
riage. aud Possessed 81 a neat sid
oW.a mite. lees than two years ago
married her present husband
The widows mite. according 10
the story Of the plaintiff. vas put
into a milk farm. which was Atoek.
81 with 8. COWS and various sun
dries The new husband waa count
81 upon 10 labor diligently upon
this farm. but wa not. plalnfiff
aays called upon % pat any capital
into the purchase
Things did not 60 smoothly. and
a hired man named Seth Morris.
whom Mrs Kiddef denouncsa a. a
heoundrei. appeared on the scene
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

WILMINGTON. Del, Aug. H.
This city has a negro boss who is
attracting attention all over the
country He is Thomas T. Postlez.
lie runs n second hand goods store.
Four years ago he fixed his eye on
a seat IN the city council aud got H.
In his second term. which has
Just begun. Postles found the eoun-
al composed Of seven republicans
aud six democrats. lie vas the
seventh republican and knew Just
what tn do. Il was evident very
coon that the six white republicans
would have 70 submit to his de-
mauds or see him 80 over u the
democrats Postles was an Addi6Rs
republican There was a deadlock
when II came to vote for officers
of the city council
Mr.. postles picked his candidates
for city auditor. tfoasurefs clerk.
market cierk. oil inspector and bail
If and with tho assistance OF the
democratic elected them. lie made
his son city treasurer's clerk and
soleated another eolored man for
the office Of hailiff.
This act has caused intense bit
terness among the republicans. and
the act of postles may be the start.
Ct Of a row that viii finally in
flueuce tho election of two United
States senator's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

California eaRe. per 10. 1les honey.
extract. per ID. 7WaHe. honey YAK
ina. tzHe.
Cats. per tsh. tsfag2. bran. pet
ton. tfaM 80. barley. rolled. per ton.
t2Ht00a7. feed wheat. per ton. f8z
@faa. dairy chop feed. per ton. 80
afro oil meal. per ton. Hagmtt0f
best chop t27Hf28. whole corn. ton
s2s. shorts. per ton. ~.
Hay.
Eastern washington timothy.
1900. alfalfa. Etz.00i wheat hay.
tit. Eastern Washington. doubts
compressed, 1fTto. Puget Sound
hoy ai0Ml2.
Grain and Grass seed.
TED clover. prime. ewt ii7o0.
aihtke. choice. Ill. white clover. so
6ah. timothy, Der eNt g. 90,
eHehaxd grass 1900. red top. SIR
10. English rye grass, 81. Italian rye
meadow cat grass. &fG. Kentucky
blue erase. 3t24Ib. pasture mixture.
l0Wiands. az.
Poultry Food.
oyster shells. 1907. ton, So. clam
shells. i06s, $40. bone meal. i90H
80. granulatsd bones. ioos. 80. on
EOS and los 81 per ton higher.
Seed Grains.
Wheat. Washington. blueafem.
Fzig. Harley. beafdiean. sz0o. bar
ley. hullleaa. too barley. fail sl.1Ht
cats. banner. f2.2B. oats Eidofmdo
KING. ito. rye. fall or winter. g..
Yetehea. sand or winter, Nefehas,
spring or tarea - dwarf ESSEX rape
g. oregon winter oats fisb Mlllet
$3.50 pop corn. PEI e#t. g. green
field peas 1875. white field esas. 80
Report furnished by Downing
Hopkins 4 Co une.l. brokers. 3el.
zoB aud JOG Alaska building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

This man. Mr. Kfddef says. has be-
come an aeeompiice OF her hua-
band. and the pair Of them are
trying 70 Gust her from her prop
erty. thrustlnK her out without q
penny and burdeued not only with
thres children b. her former mar
rlaKe but with a baby IN arms. IS
sue Of the marriage with Kldder.
She claims that without her
knowledge or consent kidder sold
the milk ranch. turning Il over to
the hired man. whom she makes
party defendant Ia her petition for
a restraining order She also sues
for divorce on the ground Of
cruelty.
Affidavita we're submitted 10
Judge Gillian Monday morning. De-
elelou Was reserved until Monday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
"Please Go Away and LET Me
Sleep" Is Wall of Mr.. Moore

J. A. Moore Is fighting for the
comfort and undlatnrbed sinm Ser
II his guests at the Washington ho-
tel
The fight Is being made before
Judge Gillian.
Il - directed al the big steam
shovel being operated on tho See.
aud avenue regrade By Contractor
Erickson The steam shovel and
ifs attendant train OF dirt wagons
Mfr Moore says. has been keeping
the Washington hotel guests awake
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

through the otherwise Silly nights.
and Seattle'E energetic promoter
does not propose to stand for the
nocturnal disturbance any longer.
On Saturday Mr. Moore secured
a temporary Injunction restraining
the steam shovel from keeping the
big hostelry5s guests awake. and the
matter came up for hearing Mon
day morning II was set over until
Monday afternoon by Judge Gil
liam. and will be threshed out on
its merits before bed time in the
big house on the hill Monday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
TWO ttoana CO.
tea Second Avrnu.

ga, aeeeha avenue
Main Hlls A HU
sue ene aud level iotn IN Gilman
tark. uaNi2a. - down aud - Or
tle per month corner ipts 80 ON
hanae telnaH
ti2s r1nc corner lot ldslU. ON Queen
Anne llill fine view Of bata the
HiNmntaH ana ehHuHden
Nfaa ttus lot dHktH overlooking Lake
Union watkins diainaee from
town anik ane hlaek frum eat
line. II Kuu prefer 10 ride
II. co bsFapm cottage modern. lot 90
loo. ali street improvements m
ana paid tuf. |fms iufHtiuu. -
bieehn from Hmnier Heights car
o. 30 just completed. "A llne Wudatih
tafaum huuHe Ht Hfinnton ifeHeh
I AeFe uf HfauHa with ~ / hiueh
ffam ear iiut hsAHtitm anu
heAlthfMt ieeatiauz
H.h1=t1He ruum new and mudgfns
gas and electric light iafEe Nes
fuada. CORNER lot sfAta0 z hiaeka
feem = theeh aud MHateaa lafk
8 LOO New feam hauae. in ali re
sneetH modern uHs hlaek from
broadway ear line. unuKetlieu and
unohHtrueted view Tim can =
had - paying IlIo down. - pet
month.
s. ae-a feam house IN the course ef
runHfrue ton nicely arranged &
fuofna On THE lower fiauf J rooms
uu the upper fiaar eetnsHfsd eel
lar lot aHAtaa5 MAdruua ear at
door Aau had better look At this
nov aHu II 8uH WiHh aHB changes
IL be made. they can he made
without amy additional expense
Terms reasonable enough 10 suit
ans body
s. aaa=A Raad many people would like
Ia i've On capitol lilu hut they
fiud IA faa expensive well here s
your chance Zine tsfaum house
Just completed containing ali
modern improvements. tire place
large Nerauda. lot taxi21 Just
HHeh a hnme as many wish for
but Hnt many ffalihe 10th Ave
North / btask from Volunteer
lark 40 duNu. hAlauer un easy
terms
IMDHuaHH q CO.
al Oriental fltE
Main IA9I fshauaa= Ind a Hta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
THE MARKETS

Monday mornings market opened
With the uHuui strong demand aud
Eoodty supply Of leftover produce.
Outside of butter eggs and cheese
there WaH a general lowering Of
prices
Now In the best time for putting
W pickles. for nice aeuheHa are cell
Ing 1T 8 to 20 cents "a dozen aud the
market IL greatly overlooked. The
second shipment OF huektebeftieH
came IN Monday morning aud start
81 Off at = To- T. gantaiaupea are
worth tlbe tu s. aud are fanldiY
becoming more plentiful Peaches
are strong. GO 10 20 ceutH. mostly
oregon CfuWfofda. only few
YHklmaH have been shipped In.
EEE plant dropped to 5 cents aud
squash 10 eenta per pound. gfaR=
enHteiu apples are 900 ia 3t.a9 per
box. aud the cooking variety 90 TO
Is cents Celery. 50 10 81 cents.
home stock tomatoes 81 90, Caiifar-
niHH 30 cents green peppers. 800
sweet spuaH. s. 2a sack. eaIlfor
MA sweet water grapes. tfa. and
poor. potatoes. 80 cents TO 800
cabbage. - 10 - cents string aud
wax beans. 70 cents corn. ttzb
ia 81 30 a sack. dry onions. - cents
10 100 oranges. f4a0 TO 500
lemons. s. to SC. Washington
creamery butter 20 cents. Eastern
= cents. Eastern tub p cents.
raneh eesa. IS cents. Eastern g 10
20 cents. Tillamook cheese. Il 10 II
cents. Eastern II a. II cents Linn
burger II cents cream brick. Is
cents. brick Swiss. Is cents The
first carload Of Yakima Wateemel-
aua came ia Saturday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
HAROLD KoREN
H9a FE0fFH.f4HHHf a4H##a9


WHY BONr Y0u Use Your TIM
her HfgIfTH Several thousand
acres II good flmHeH land open for
HatuNmeHi Use Ruur timber right
At once These claims will cruise
hfQ9tse - too 600 feet IF good tim
Der. Ihih II the ehauee II "A iheaiine.
act while Hou can satisfaction guar
unteed everybody
poLLEY. mo-620 Pioneer Blk. TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
Wsnssehse Valley.
WemadcR@@
Valley

The nearest irrigated fruit lands from
Seattle HHfH IA miles GaHEaHH or
ehaHda O. the MenatFhea AaHfEN u
one mtie from f..aeenu aHfh on IHe
g. > NaHHuad| gaHEaae Orchards
hes been aH ehH market uHiH Two
weeks ard has already awakened Il
splendid interest Many sales have
been fuadr and more prospective hf1
erH afe examining the lands ENffE
aaF All are delighted s9aHeade
Orchards presents level valley q
ahauf % acres aH the &enaHEhas
River saii f f rich aeEamH saHsd
granite and surface II perfectly level
ideally feeafed for irrigation THls
section HHeaHeeH the best Favored
winter aHnis in fhe state. The HHfl=
cation canal r. nearly completed ard
water Wiil BE- turned aH next week
The land Ia undivided In and IH-
acre tfaets ana r. sald With per
HafHaI water rights aH eaHY terms
I Hm Offering property that VIII
excel any Irrigated section Ia the
state HrIHHH are vet very reason
able Get Fun particulars and make
XaHf aeieetlan NJ my office. or visit
IeaNen8uFth and see local repre-
H. c PETERS owner
- Aiaaka EldE.
HAROLD EoREN.
Local Representative.
IHaFenWorth. Waah.
IN connection with this He have the
Orchard Improvement gn for the
Improving - orchards I'm the We
nHtehee Valley This company will
take suur land and improve Il at aez
fual eaat plus i Der cent their
profit After the ftfHt year they will
uruue cultivate. IffiEaff and care
for VauH orchard free for the nee
- the ground between the trees
You hur the land IT tiode1 r. $40 ~
nHf acre The Orchard fmuraHafnauf
60 will do the rest After five
wears Nuur orchard viii be worth
SEQ ~ ta 81 hQ8nd per acre
Get further particulars from
IT q PETERS
c. Alaska HidH ZfH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

'sraam modern house. new nHabatraet=
81 view ~ the baF sou can set thia
property at actual east. aH Il must hs
cold tla fsaa cash. bal monthly
payments If Yen re looking for i
house iat use HhaH Fou this al If vii
suit
T. G. BYEHa & co.
aaf=ase Arcade Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

& mi=on queen Auns TN
and uniY hiuH Aa from
tinted throughout ais Il
tfuam cottage. uteH fHsfp=
ton hail sIHaaN seats plate
FaHha. beet 0f nIamhfHs and
tinted throughout THIS II
EHH meet artistic name an
the hIti wfth 4 uiHs NtHN
Terms fatfa cash. balance Ike
rent al
8 la=uu Capitol 1tia and
nMfE hlut ~ from az hHHsaE
UH# HFuHM hHaHH AID tot
HsfH ~ Fhla Ideal haHH =
well built ard wi finished
thfaHa haHt aud - a blH uafs
cain al price Terms -
cash balaura eHHf
! q NJ NlA haF IA the NialnIten
~ Green lake a nias lot =
ia r. and a Hfer ffHniit@
new faa4aNe ThiH = A I'D
IaH4aIn a. 81 she fuehltaFAs
Il Included Afsa auxa sfkuE
aalHs FERNS - eaHh. hAIsz
anaa eAHf
alIuN a COMPANY, tuc. i
TsfahliHaea lisa
I'd - Forester. &Ef
- HalirF tiidE
+ Real IaHAte ana Ian fteNs#
10th Phones III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14


Deans. dry. per cwt.. ta2s4 ais.
small whites. sz.2Geea7s. large
whites. tguftss pink beanH. fast
green beans s0ee. wax green
beans. kH7e. wax beans. tie per
10 beets. Per sack. tt.o0. parsulps,
per sack. sieas native carrots. per
nsek. tito. lemons s. 0oM 90 .
eauliflaWsfs per ease, 4HeHai eaf-
lle new Sc. spinach. crate soc
head lettuce. Per dozen. i5a zoe
parsley. per dozen. zse carrots. per
boa. 81 90. HrtIehohea. per doz.. coo
native fhubarb. ia &c. summer
asparagus. zoe. green peas lie.
green peppers. Per ~. zoe. fele-
phone peas tMae. summer
squash. III. Sc native turnlps
dazen. 500 s0e fiat Dutch cabbage.
lie native cabbage. 1&e. CALI
faEuta green Germ. per duNrn. SIC.
native green corn. zoe Hsfd0 per
boz. eueumhsFa. eco zoe. German
eueumhefp. per eass. ff.7ss nut
mern. per case. ta06s1soo. sweet
corn. native. per ewt. 49, hot
house tomatoes. per lob boEsn g
WsuAtehee tomatoes. eaHe fa.61Ha.
potatoes. Nashau Rose, SIS CO. Peer.
less. $500. Grant chslleH. $500.
California. new. $500. Minnesota
old. $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

NEW YORK Aux. Il. 1901
High. Low. f1uHe
Anal Copper. ffIsz. 6zas4. t-s.
Am Sugar. ffa1=2s IA. IA IL.
Il. t. r. 20 -. CO 81. 50 ~.
Peoples Gas 100 80 Jos Il. i0t IL.
Metropolitan. 10. rs. tzsfs4.
4. s. Steel. IS -. ag -. 20 -.
4. s s.. pfd. To-. Igt 80. i64 5ss.
Afchiaou. 30 5sf. So -. 6I=2.
y. q O. IL. 1fffs4. IL.
Can. Pae.. Ist 1=z. 80. fGL
Erie. 4a8=fs 4sszks fkass.
81. Paul. ff6. 80. 10.
L. 4 -. III "a. l56. 10.
No. pae.. 100 Is. TO- l0f 81.
Penn. H. ID. IA 81. a. IL
Reading. 1f0Izz. I89 "a. 1913 90.
Hoek Island. 80 90 -. ATS.
So. Pae.. 81 II. &C ass. G..
Tn. Fae.. ~ ID. 1915. 1874.
Sales 10 noon. 81 Loo shares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14
HIGH WATER MARK
REALTY 0EEpH4Nfs


e HIGH-wATER MARK IN a
REALTY OFFERING. y
Early Monday morning Cyrus =
= Walker refused the highest 4
4 price per front foot ever Of y
= fered for Seattle realty. y
= +. +. Evans. a real estate 4
= dealer in the New York black. y
e offered S52s.0ea fer a lza-fOot y
= lot on the southwest corner Of =
q Second and Madison. opposite n
= the i2-story office building on n
q which work has already com =
= meneed. Il
Last week an offer of s4.I66 Il
q a front foot Was made for a lot =
= at Second aud Seneca. but this y
n last one of $500 eelipses all y
= previous records. a
$500 4x44 4%44 x44
q = = 4 $1,000 S*t3S
e ZINE HEIssE ZEIT N DER =
ALTEN sTADT. 4
= A big reception is planned 4
y for the coming Of the German y
= cruiser Fake. Captain Behnke, n
= due here 5 \ ember L n
= The Federated German So =
= eiety has appointed a commit =
= tee TO take charge OF the re- 4
= ception. and plans have been y
= made for a banquet 10 the Of Il
= Ulcers aud a dance TO be given r.
= the crew In Germania hail. 4
= The Fake Is making a tour 4
a Of American ports. 4
N
4sRA sSS& sAas ~ i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

FUdEf FOUND NATIONAL HANK
or SEATTLE.
Capital atnck paid In IT,. nge. Hurpiua
$500. ]. Furtb. pre-. y. 8. Gelds
smith. vice pres. r. v. Aukeny.
cashier correspondents IN principal
cities Of the United States and
Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

GREAT nAHaAIa AT GREEN
LAKE
GROOM IfouHe. g.ruum hohae and =
- lutH. IN corner. Ht4aqs 500 H0Wu= Lots
worth 81 500 houses cost SEQ one
blnnh from car. Watson 4 Co. a.
New York HiA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-14

cry water. sidewalks ard street
lights. tsatH5 81 up 81 per week
Take ear uu Washington street "a
Southeast SEATTLE.
AeuE TRACTS - minutes ride On
tht car south rich level land very
easily elesrsa 80 haHt tsfmH.
ft0nEHf MAIfHY
SO snzaa Alaska Huildlng II
ron Sale.
What Ne tell you q the truth. as yuu
lau saHHN prove fur yourself that
ee are selling land for lees PEE
square fuoi the same distance from .
aYeseeut car line than any uhe else
tiuf On tbs Speedway At your aNn
GEO v. DUNLAP.
~ ist ave- uqun -. o. At Dunlap On
cid Heutan Lane
NEW GARDEN TRACTS.
Nza 10 f1Qa each only e cash HHd .
per month Mote ground III aHs tract
than an entire city block Splendid
deep rich slider ard vine maple colt
Plenty EuNd Nuad and water. auiF
- cent ear fare ta hiNeftan sta
ton. aH NeN Hsuton eaf nne Good
county road riFht 10 property nd
enc tract NIth eahin
" T. rATTE&5
rs Pacific hls.k
cry Natsr. alae0aAa aad street
iirhta iutn - ~ 8 per wseA.
Take fHF eH Washington street 20
Southeast Seattle.
4 FINE PLACE
I've faam fal inodsfn cottage. cioaa
g ear llfe Noss3 siew aaes iasatlgfsi
iaf taxtsf east front. al sieset Ifnz
nH0eemehta ~ ard paid basement.
etc. q ia beauty prize re
uREnEa l.fHoln & cox
AlaAAa building
a III AaiH c.
Foe sals-Farrrss and lands
GIoeEsIN tarns ana acreage, 80 psf
aeFs hons ingfgtsd ssi.tnH cot
block today II
FHrr CAMPING SITES on Laks
Washington Heaatifui groves. fine
boAtina and fishing Pine large
wafer Treat lots frafa 80 70 = each.
m tsrmn 81 8 aeNus bafanes q per
sls ~ ise ss.ss sss d sss 'es ass
Washington street car 70 AflAntta
eItY Addition ard Hea Guff3n At
lAFHe nes store. o. call HqomH ia
TWO AcRFs II large tearing fruit
trsess &fpeln HOUSE good sell Ntth
pump chicken house ard YaFde
tract faesr GA Feoa county raaa
handy fa lnferHfhau station. easy
driving disAhes - Seattle. usiaa
80 f0mrnr MAf.ruY.
IS mi Alaska naitdinE IA
SEVERAL THoUaASD NcREH OF
Good toNEst lad t.ANp ORR
IuA sfzrTfsfsN 1af5 THE land viii
naaauae al kinds - eHaHa uIfhaat
irrigation wheat p t. = bHshafa -
4he acre So for fHH ACRES OF
nfifs ElsE LAM. uniY q feN miles
fram railroad and tewu hansnH at
settlers coming in every DAY Don
Fui thfs aft huf eHHee ri at once
pofi.Ef fissso fianssf IN. IT
TIN ACRES mites from one ~ the
fsHt sHwus IT. tHe valley befWHeH Sc
attic aud faeama ell partially I'M
proved Heaf rev cottage 81 5Aras
fupms. frame taFn NNs new chi -
aH HaaaHHs fire aFt4 Il MHHaHs atHn=
rs fnrafea on rnfnef of smu enMnaW
raaaH. afaNa t. HeHuel aud HelEuaa
prize. lHetadlnE hHfaH ard wagon.
good eaN thi0hafasI hause held fur
uifafe. aHffti g teeas g 90 Tefzaa.
HaHEHT MAEsEMF.
hiasMa.ezi Aiaaha hasitinn IA
fEs kengB Handy to Intsaarhan
rad hHH e rich HeeuuH bottom
LAID with Hf ard cedar timber an
level iraet faces Eassa county rad
close - aehaaa ard nelehbafH sea-
Fay frEaHH
HanEH9 MAHTnY.
siHHnaNaI Alaska Building ID
Iaad in naaaiaa and kIaa counties
1IaHseH ana lets iH ballard HHH Sc
attic 4 large H#f aH select fHHHH
q ThafHHaaHs 1a1 jefferson Place
ballard Phone ballard fs5 Ia
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ut nurse. Phone Main f7al. OF call
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san... soeoi Ind. lisa
c. N. Lehndeetf. cigar store, sts
Second Avenus.
IS
Quaker prus Store. ieis First. Ave-
p. n. Mullen. 81 Ballard Ave sp'
peslte City Hall
Fremont prus Co. Ewing street
and Fremeet Ave.
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AHresHafuitR treated Consult uhgnls
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Institute Offica Eata brook Eldgs.
new entrance 81 Union. between
Second aud Third.