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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-28
Bring the Children

Down today for they will be interested in the descent that
Santa Claus will make the exterior of this big
the roof to the street single thrilling act and
will be repeated hourly from II to Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-28
Please Shop Early

Early in the week. when stocks most completes early in
the day when saespeope most enthusiastic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Patrolmae J. b. Jacobs may 70.
cover
This IL the latest report from Df.
| Cfookail. who has been In constant
attendanes since the police officer
was removed 10 the Kelly home
The patrolman suffered terrib'
through the night. and Ygmited IN
ceasantly. This NJ first VIII REGARD
ed as an III omen. but as be is
conscious aud resting quietly II -
! believed that instead Of growing
worse he will soon be out OF dan
ger. ,
Mcnamara and Kraemer are stlll
prisoners At the city jail held with
out charge, while all attempts 10
bail them out have been refused.
The report that Comptroller Rip
llnEer and Councilman Ibinden
tried 20 get McNamhra out on bail
il erroneous. although Riplingcr
called at the police station In com
pany with Zbiuden and asked what
charge the police had against NC
Namara. When he learned the de-
tails OF the crime he said 90 Cap
tain Ward aud other police officials
That IL where he ought 20 be "
that's the case"
Both Mcnamara and Kraemer re-
fused 20 make any statement for
publication Of the murderous assault
upon the police officer. and an at
tempt 20 interview them Friday
morning failed. Kraemer was curt
and sheeplgh, well groumed and
looked as II hs spent the night rest
fully. Mcnamara Is on the verge Of
collapse and his clothing is smeared
with apittal.
Il have nothing 10 say now. ]
will talk tomorrow. Ny God. ] have
spent a HI Of a night"
lie trumblsui viEibiy ~ he stepped
out Of his dark cell into the dull
light OF the jail corridor and asked
the reporter what time u was. On
the lone statements Of Emmett Beale
and a newsb0y their future de-
ponds.
III Patroiman Jacobs dies they
will be the star Witnesses against
Mcnamara and Kraemer. who will
then be charged with murder in the
first degree" stated Chief Delaney
Friday morning.
Frank Blaocchi. In whose saloon
the deadly assault upon the officer
occurred. has been formally charged
with running a disorderly house.
Mrn. Kate hcEamara- who claims
10 be the wife Of Mcnamara. IL
charged with being a disorderly
person and IL out under a $3.50 bond.
A former charge Of grand larceny
preferred against this woman by
Nellie Walker has bern continued
indefinitely. "a the Walker woman
iaft the city and failed 20 show up
when the state reached the case on
the criminal docket.
In her direct Information the
Walker woman charged Mrs Nc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
WOuId-Be MurdererS
In ThrOGS of Fear
AssAilAnrs OF OFFICER JAco ss KEPT IN IGNORANCE or
WHETHER VICTIM Is DEAD OR ALVE-eoTH TERsoR'zeo

Namara with the theft Of 5000 worth
Of FHamanda. which she told City
uets va Freeman had bern stolen
O. r. person while she was lynx
from Knockout drops
.lry %. A search nf the Mo
mara woman resulted In the re-
eagery Of the stones One was found
In her hair and the other aecretod
elsewhere. Police Maifou Kelley
searched her and before the finding
of lie "aparkiers" she denied the
theft. The case Was evidently
fixed" and the prOencuung attor-
ney'a office admits that there u
slim chance Of ever finding the
prosecuting witness.
Thursday afternoon Patrolman
Ryan arrested Lulu Adams. a motor
loug character. In the office Of the
Boston Bar. at Connecticut ana
South First Charles Biaocchi con
ducts the place. The woman was
locked In the office with several
customers. and the police officer
testified that she vas diHorderly.
She was fined so for lettering
around saloons by Police Judge Cor
don. The Adams woman s. said 10
have tipped off the hiding place
Of Krasmer.
Both Kraemer and Mcnamara
think that they killed Pairolman
Jacobs. They are kept Ia separate
cells and are not allowed 10 con-
verse The Stars representative
with a. slip Of the tongue allowed
the word Killed" 20 be used in
the interview. II had its effect on
both Of the prisoners. a. Kraemer
skunk of into his cell as n struck
violently. while Mcnamara stag
gered away, mumbling in an UNDER
tone to himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
WILL REVOKE
LICENSE

Steps vii be taken By the license
committee. Monday. 20 revoke the
license Of the saloon al First and
Virginia. Prank BiaocchL proprietor.
In which Patroiman Jacobs was
murderousiy assaulted "Wednesday
night
Members Of the council who were
seen Friday as well az comptrolier
RlplinEer. unanimously expressed
the conviction that no saloon Of such
character should be allowed 60 exist
Complaints regarding 1t have come
10 the council in the past Chief OF
Police Delaney viii ask the council
for the revocation OF the license and
the body will undoubtedly grant the
request. Biaoccho has some pollt-
teal pull. but II IL not strong enough
TO take him through his present
trouble
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Means. dry, per ewt. t325R37b;
small whites, sa.25m3.Tb. large
whites, t3mtl5. pink beans, Sa25;
green beans b0Gc; wax green
beans, bH7c. wax beans. Ice per
10 scetn. per snck. $3.50. pnrsnipa
per sack. St2b. native carrots. per
sack, tt.h0: lemons, $3.50 q ba0
cauiiflower, per eaHy' eom To-. gar
lie. nsav, iOc. spinach crate, Zoe.
head lettuce. per dozen, i5M 21s.
parsley. per dozen, 2ae. carrots, peg
box, 800. artichokeH, per dozs zoe.
native rhubarb. iihm2c; suRmer
asparagus. zoe. green peas, Vac
green peppers. per 10. zoe; tele-
phone peas. 1MA2c; summer
squash. H.. &c; native turnips,
dozen. So t0c; flat Dutch cabbage,
lhc; native cabbage, lAc; Cali
fornia green 9rn, per dozen Sbo.
naticc green torn, 81 00m LIS per
box, cucumbcra. a0ma0c; German
cucumbcfs. per ca e. sls4b. nut
meEn, per case. e2.00mf co. sweet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

corn. native, per cwt, fi25. hot
house tomatoes. per t0-ih. boxes. ~.
Wruntchcc Tomatoes, per enHe $500
potatoes. VaHhun HoHe, $500 Peer
less. $500. Grant Chiilea. $4,000
California, ncs. 5000, Minnesota,
old. $500.
bananas. bunch. 1850 $50. dates
case. 5000. npflcots, per case,
10, GMaGc. figs. y 10 bricks. il7bs
fiKl heedlrhH, t0-ib eartona, 90
a75c. grape fruit, ncedleaH, $500
Qaz.Tb. lines. zoe per hundred
tnaditfunicu sweets, box. 1873. new
fancy oranges. box. 90 b0at4.b0, cram
berries. $40. Florida pineapplen. per
stM1.2hi native cherries. flml.b0s
california peaches, crate. tia l,b0s
freoHtoue peaches. crate. ". Chlis
farnia plumH, case fi2b3 chnta=
luupeH. enao "a red cuffahtH, case,
s2.fh. raaphsrrisn. 81 $50 LOO. blnck-
berries. box ftbOm22b, Wild black
berries box 81 California apples.
tfmIb0 Err box. green grapes.
.tb0. WnFermelour. g. a0W 800 per
dozeu. California uenrH. per hos
ft5GM $50. white HeedisHs grapes.
per crate. ftfb. JoganH. per crate.
$50. native peach pluma. per
ease. g0cmai 90 native aprieoia.
per ease. 400. Grub apples
per hos. 75e. apples. per case.
ftG0ats75. nutmeg melons. - a
saYNH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
THE MARKETS

owing 10 the great demand for
small fruit ON commission row there
have been some heavy shipments 81
late from California. Besides the
steamer goods there have been sew
eshl carloads Of shipments. Cali
fornia pears have cleaned up well
aud another car Is due In "a short
time A ear OF watermelons arrived
from southern California Friday
morning Hlackbcrrics are arriving
freely and selling WELL Friday
morning "a large shipment Of cur
rianta. both red and white. arrived.
Near OF the best bananas Of the
season arrived IN the city Thursday
night and were put on the market
Friday morning.
Peaches this season are In very
good condition. but are selling al
very low prices. Spring chickens are
again coming In from an parts Of
the country In large shipments But
ter rs not arriving aa freely aH tho
.ctfnmisaion men would like.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
Womeu Who Breaks Wemen's n
nearts Again In Jail q

The PlckcreH woman has lived
near as possible like man foE
years In this city. in spite OF the
futile attempts OF the police to pre-
vent her male attire from being
worn. She Is now %, according to-
the police blottor. She has ruined
many homes. Girls have sufferr
heartachos for her not lsnowingf -
sex. One poor girl committed
eide because she found that
Iivingstono" who had W
heart. was n female
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Notorious Nell pickerell VIII
again try conclusions with a police
court Judge. She was given a free
ride i'm the trouble wagon, which
called for passensers In North Se-
attic at s:a0 o'clock Friday morn
ing. q
patrolman Martin told the patrol
driver and the iailer that Nell was
drunk again. Although the Picker
ell woman has child nearly Is
yeara of age, the little girl knows
the mother only as Uncle Harry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
Olnaun,lrntlon

or buffet grin service on Northern
Pacific new trains between Seattle
and Spokane, July goth. First class
service on this train, leaving Seattle
daily at 2. m. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Fer ssle--ttsusss and lots
= room house. lot 0xib ia-f6ot al
ley ciiY water Party leaving town.
must aell cheap Apply "a Wall ~
Main tleT -eY
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Real Esta,s-con,ipusd.
WHY PAY
RENT
when vour rent money with tsn down
viii pure base Ter yen any one q
these beautiful modern homes.

q an-A ne~ modern s-roam cottage.
p1uduN seat In ninfnE roam. large
wsathercd YAK finish thr0uRhout
This beautiful little home la located
on QmFen Anne Hilii ard lees than
one block from car lins y yoa ar
'rerma $40 cash. balance SANS a.
rent
9. 1e-On Queen Anne fiiii and only 2
biarka ffnm car nue. brand nov
modern Groom cottage ulfh nice re-
eftlo9 sa Is SC =, s hum est ,b,s slss
out ard finished IN WsatheFed oak
~ stands on a fuH sfxtal n ~ and ia
considered the best hafEaiu o. the
pay yea T. do 80 Terms 40 cash.
balance aafne az rent
g tso-The best and moHt artistic FIN
lahrd s-ruum cottage in the vicinity
81 Hsutou FIN with nice reception
hslL ,sisoye 10 aiqnis 51 s9 .,,,
Iass. e lsss 5ei, u ION plumsia 1ia
and \ large vrrauda extending THE
fuli width % house. II tecatsd near
ihss a oTs Slo az from tie ear arr In
Terms 100 cash. balance same ne
rent
GutoN a COMPANY.
Established 100
Edw FORESTER. Mar.
Real Estate aud iuHua
rs Bailey building Both Phones ~.
A SNAP
Two ~ the best business lots ~ Hum
phrey az the rolling mills. West Sc
attic. This e = rare ornqrtuuitN q
get good business location IN this
, ~ .bo a1 l eoa tbsas io u and /
know you viii like them You err
have your own time 20 pay for
jIH WHITE. ~ Oriental Block -
FRTE CAMPING SITES on Lake
Washington. neautifui groves. fine
boating and fishing Fine large
water front lots from 80 20 81 each.
on terms 81 8 down. balance 81 per
week Eive-cent fare ~ bus Ing
tickets from the conductor. I iii,s
CifY Addition and sec Griffin az
large new store. or call Rooms t-2-a
Times block. II
For a four-room house and two lots.
In Ballard. not very far out. this ia
worth more money.
Four-room house and lot 50xio0. IN
Ballard. close En-. at Improvement
IN and paid fer terms 800 cash bal
20 suit
HAMILTON a OLSEN.
no Marion Bldg n
FOR SALE By owner new 1-fuom
house, with bath and pantry mod
pru nlckie plumbing. electric fixtures.
flowers and vegetables. lot WElW.
grade walk and sewer in and paid.
Zib 18th north. iih blocks from Mad
son. Price tl.MO. terms. Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

CIOgIg-IN farms and acreage, $40 Dor
acre Some Improved Selling out
See The owner. fililman. In the lifnsg
block, today. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Golden A. IN sacks. ts1h; extra C..
In sacks. tsab powdered. IN bar
reln. tGt0. dry graduated. IN sacks.
1855 cube. Ia barrels. te.26. beet
sugar. tt25; maple sugar. 100 i2he G.
Less 10 ~ paid within 10 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
Fish, Oysters. Ete-

solea. g. black cod. tae. Ting cod.
&c. crabs. 81 oo@ $50. clans open
shipment. tee clans. per sack
81 50Ufi76; oysters. Olympia. per
sack. Ito. open bulk. per gallon.
tgso. salmon Ice; salmon trout. tc
skinned perch. SC. shrimps. s0ioe.
founders. =. herring. &c. black
iTIe. suelt &c. sturgeon. Sc. black
b is. Zoe. hAlihut shedt4c-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
ROBERT MALTnY.
ai9-20-Ei Alaska building

WATER SHuNT-20 acres. facing nice
beach. well improved good buildinEa,
1H0
WATEn FRONTS acres, all i'm
proved, adjoining small town price
Including stock and tools, 81, 700
WATER FHDFTais acres, facing nice
beach good Groom house, stock
tools. o. chlckenH. 3 boats. 81 500.
WATER FHdkfTlk acres I'M
proved II rnN.H from Seattle. 500
WATER FRONT - acres, unim-
nfoVed. near Hfcmertoni $50,
ROnENT MAffBf.
gla.M-2l Alaska building, -H
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
Star Want Ad. Agencies

Want ad. office, Raslsy's orus
store, Second and Pine Phones
Sunset COCO, Ind. lisa
{. N. Iohndrofj, cigar store, sis
Second Avenue.
Quaker Drug store, tois First. Ave
p. n. Mullen, sst Ballard Ave 0P'
pesl,s City Hall
F9srpon, Drug Co, Ewing street
and Fremont Ave.
Thes. Harris, at pessOfiiee, Rsnten
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Cats. per ton. tsiQa7. bran. per
ton. tia0t2e. barley. rolled. per ton.
i2t.sou 81, feed wheat. per ton. i31
q t32. dairy chop feed. per ton. lig
q $50. oil meal. per ton. f2en Gte.
best chop la78tgs. whole corn. ton
80. shorts. per ton. f22.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

In acre well improved ranch near Port
orchard. running water acrps
cleared = acres pasture. ALI Htnfk
ard efau EnrH with Ranch. g. Co
a IA NEWELL ne Marion ST Il
ror eioue~ln acreage. see Douglas
Resa. Erlcson nlda. u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

CHEAP HOUSE. lots. $40. also 3
Hos. 2-ntory house. teib. also a-roum
house. 4 lots. 1915 Terms on all o.
them. 81 down. SO per month. Close
In or ear limo. city water, etc. Own.
er. & b. Hillman. rooms las Timer
Hiorh If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Patent. per Dbl. tsTGi Crown.
IS 10. Minnesota hard wheat. 81
piIlabury. o.. Plilsbury's Best. IS.
standard Dakota. IS. Olympic, tttei
Electric. ATs. Itoiiy. tATt. Golden
Northwest. % Is Electric LiEht
t7ss. Gold Medal. Sc Is. Tor Notch.
ttsg. Csntenniais. best, IT'S. Cold
drop. ts1gl Patent Excellent. ttfe.
Novelty A. ttTt. Liliy's best ttTh;
Ivy. tl7t. Gladiator. tteo. Norcomi.
1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21
Mssta

Cows. beef. 7e. steers, The; mat
ton - q &C.. pork. 78Tho lamb. Sc.
spring lamb. ta0t. dressed veal.
email. t4shei live rabbits. dozen,
NITh
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c.rsaIa
Honey.

California strained. per ID. ~ q Sc
California sage. per 10. lee. honey
extract. per ID. "a Sac. honey. Yak
ina. fgae.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

NEW YORK. July 2i-The fol-
lowing we're the quotations OF Stock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Eastern Washington timothy,
tfe 90. alfalfa. tIz0o. wheat hay.
tis Eastern Washington. double
compressed. ti7b0. Puget Sound
hoy. tioaI2
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+
p,No-i7 acres fine waterfront near
saes s'i siash sSa' 10 Ssa sG ' ft tr es
mostly winter anutun an expensive
huuHc fine runnIf4 water steamboat
landing on tho place.
q so So acres east ~ Lake Washing
ton. about ~ AerUa HinnhNd Hump
clverrd, balance IA fine timber fir
" siEffGNuRrN q ARNHlf.
Kinney Block. 100 Columbia Street
ga
ONE ACRE
Rich land lust 9he thigs foe Harden-
inE Fruit huuthn and thiekyua, ~
glei,n, s'sh, Of ~ ~ pgNG,h, i Ia Nss9, t
aero can De bought ON your own
terms Como Ia and let me show
you this fine eomg site,
mi Oriental Block as2
unAurWUL A.AeRH TRACTS
We are selling our beautiful 9neru
So deNu. balance monthly payments.
Well located nlft HtrutiH. sidewalks.
fteu Wued uud water. und tine
HsrrW ART sfrWKRf s W. We
Room ~ linton tilks
g. to -ie acres highly improved lsH1
near tioilrvleW, Wash acres fuil
hearing lrcrH hsfoum house. tafHe
barn and outhuiidiuHs hugso. rue
tWn WaHHhH AMI farm machinery
Thompson. fEi Jefferson Place. iiuls
lard Phone ballard ist
MUST HAVE MONEY.
Acres of choice henrh land with
spring creek part bottom. only short
walk from electric ear and n mlns
utcr' ride from Gitkt Fnud roads.
graded school and lots - ueiEhnurH.
Price ffau
CHARLES D. ADAMS.
H0 Goldman HldR TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

washington cheese, iia i2ts
cream brick cheese. 40 lie. Calf
farnia cheese. t2Mc, oregon cheese,
ibc. Eastern eheene. tfHc. butter.
native creamery. f2ci cooking, tbd
zoe. California fresh creamery, zie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

FOR SALE room cottage and base
mont. 10 fruit and garden. 81 co !
snap Apply lgt0 18th ave. north. 20
FOR EALt.@fWe small cottages own
en- Rolug away will sell cheap calf
on Herbert 81 Upper. Sehouermnnn
block If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Ducka. dfeHHel. ITHI tfi EeFHN
dressed. 1butec. hens. ftu lie.
spring chickens. zoe pound. turkeys
fancy ioeal dressed so421c.
huta.
nrazil per 10, is0ite. eoeoanutS
per dozen. zee. walnutn, Eng
liah. Iaa ibe. pecana, tfu lie.
fifheftn I3c. black walnuts. s.
Jap peanuts. g.. Virginia peanuts
&c. Jumbo peanuts. SC. almonds
i2h0i7e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Red clover. prime. Cwt. $500.
sialke. choice. 81. white clover. $40
0as. timothy. per cwt tG.e0
orchard grass SIC 90. red tor. t7a
10. English rye grass. s.. Italian rye
grass. IS bronze grass. tla. tall
meadow cat grass. tis Kentucky
blue grass. tig9it pasture mixture.
I iowiands. ffG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

FREE GOVERNMENT LAND
Hofnrateada desert claims irrigated
lands timber lands ranches q all
descriptions
IA o. SMITH a co.
Room ! Times building.
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For saIe-Farnna and Lands

Mraf BE SOLD-fn acres. nicely 10
Gated. adjoining small town. one
hour from Seattle. few minutes walk
from nnntoffice.. stores. church and
school. land r. nearly all level ana
good soil partially improved gbut
3.roam house small orchard There
Is timber enough on one ~ acres to
half pay for the place. The uyner
needs money apd has instructed me
to sell for $3.50. IL IL very low fiRs
uro. II you sec tho place you viii
ROBERT MALTBY.
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Report furnished by Downing.
Hopkins a Co une.l. brokers. 3of.
sos and SOC Alaska building.
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FOR SALE hy owner. new 7-room
house, with bath and pantry. mod
pru nlckie plumbing. electric fixtures
flowers and vegetables. lot mEl,0
grade. walk and sewer IN and paid
kib nth north. ne blocks from Mndl-
son Price tlH0. terms. 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Wheat. Washington. hluestem.
f2t0 Barley. beardlcHH. g. 100: bar
icy, hulileHH. g. % barley. tali ti.Tb.
oats banner. sass. oats Ftdorndo
kinr. f2te rye. fan or winter. s..
VeirheH sand or winter. $40 :vetches,
spring or tares 81. dwarf ESSEX rape
-. Oregon winter oats St.k5; Millet
1880. pop corn, Per Cwi. So green
field peas sass white field peas. 50.
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SOUTHEAST SEATTLE
Is Minutes Itias from business

Sr other al offers lots 40 close h
81 cheap 81 up terms. 81 weekly
Clfr water. sidewalks and street
uFhIH arr In ana vii not cost Tuu
morning and evening. - minute
service during the dHF = 8 Z f.fuum
houses on terms II 3 Or s. per week
80 homes have been cold aud built
III 81 munthHs there are stores
schools and churches Take Wash
tuEton Street car offices dpsn an.
tilg 8. m
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Strictly FRESH ranch. per dozer
use; oregon eggs. 22r.
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M60sl % Ivan on fsai ostats Or Shat.
!sia T. Q, holland - New Nol.s
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Patrolmap J. d. Jacobs may 70
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s. f0oaOn FIRST avenue south. corner
Dot 60NiN
81 100 Restaurant aud lodging house
~ 81 rooms on First avenue south.
go cash and the balance OF monthly
payments will buy a 5. 9, 7 or s-raom
modern house.
WINgTfP BROS
Euafu WE Eutfuam ffUltHIun If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-21

Are sou looking Tor q hnfne already
built or lot Co build one ont II
you are rnmn nd see unl
DO Nuu want acre tracts near the city
LIT ne Show Yau what ~ have just
outside the city iifnltH7 Sidewalk al
the way from car line
10 vou want d small raneh7 n you
90 Na have tuHt what you want close
90 she rifF
Do yau want ranch east - the noun.
fnlHaH. under ditch W can auit you
fsu 9au want ta get a loanf
ftu Wuu Nnnt 90 trader
DO you want any Information about
Seattle OF thF Slate ~ Washington
call or write
~ G MYERS a co. aN-s Arcade
fsroorn house and 2 lots IN Fremont
1ta SIZE cash. SIC per month
gzrnotn. iotH, Green Lake. q. %
terms
broom cottage. nra and modern on
rnuitoi Hfi. 81 no very easy terms.
MERRITT REALTY CO.
Esd New York Block. 20
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CHICAGO. July 2i.-The follow
ing were the quotations on the Board
OF Trade today.
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a BARGAIN.
30 acres excellent alder land. easy
20 clear. good road. near stores ana
graded school. handy 20 car Easy
CHARLES y. ADAMS.
30 Celman Bldg. If
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Elders, Union to Meet.

Arrangements have been made for the an
nual meeting of the Presbyterian Elders
Union tomorrow evening In the Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church. 4th and B streets
southeast. Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe OF
the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
will deliver an address on What I Would
Do II Were an Elder" and w. II II.
Smith of the Western Church on what
Would Do If We're a Pastor" The MIN
isters OF the presbytery have been Invited
to be present and participate In the dis
cussion. which will follow the presentation
or the subjects by the two main speakers.
Action VIII also be taken upon q number
Of proposed amendments to the consfif,fion
and officers OF the organization for the next
year will be elected.
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LECTURE ON ALASKA
To Be Given Tonight at the Public
Library by Mr.. Clum.

A travel-talk on Alaska viii be given this
evening in the lecture hall of the Public
Library by Mr.. Woodwork Cium, Wash
ington newspaper man. The lecture is one
of the course Of free lectures to the people.
and a general invitation has been extended
to the public to attend.
Mr.. Cium was one of the army of crusad-
ers that fell victims to the gold fever In
1898, and, with the 1900 other invaders,
he climbed the Chilkoot and padded a
canoe down the Yukon river to Dawson
City. His stories OF the trail are illustrated
with more than hundred coiored stereop-
ticon views, made from original photographs
which he took at the time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-19

Hess Shoes for Women appear to
meet every demand for dainty and
rnodish foot cover rgs. Ask to see
the new models for winter.