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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1905-05-20
PERSONAL

MI. G. Fugazzi visited friends in
Georgetown this week.
Miss Margaret Berberich visited
friends in Lexington this week.
Col. Roger d. Williams, of Lex
ington, was here Wednesday.
Mr.. Jos. Bosworth, of Middes-
boro, was here on Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry A. Brewer, of Emf
hence, was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Cromwell visited rela-
tives at Bowling Green this week.
Miss Susie Toombs, of Louisville,
spent Sunday here.
MI. Jos. LeCompte, of Licking
ton, spent Sunday here.
Mr.. j. W. Hedden, Of Mt. Ster.
ling, was in the city Friday.
Rev. L. G. Kelly, of Sharpsburg,
was in the city on Friday.
Mr.. Jas. n. Miles, of Lexington,
was in the city this week.
Mr.. Grant L. Roberts was called
to Lexington Friday night.
Miss Narr Num- has returned
from Bowling Green.
Miss Jennie Robb has returned
from visit To Louisville.
Miss Josephine Kavanaugh is the
guest Of relatives in Mercer county.
Judge W. N. Beckner, of Win
chester, attended the Court of APP
.peals this week.
Mr.. s. r. Hollen, Representa-
from Kenton, was here on Wednes-
day.
Miss Anna Clay, of Paris, was
the guest of Misses Anne and
Emily Thomas this week.
Rev. NJ. B. Adams returned
Thursday from Kansas City and
st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. Ed. F. Trabue. of Louisville,
was in attendance upon the Court
of Appeals on Thursday.
Mr.. FL. K. Ward, of Versailles,
was in the city Tuesday, in the in
.terest of the Seller Carriage Co.
Mr.. d. L. Kennedy went to Lou
1sviile this week to sell horse and
see his best girl.
Mr.. JAS F. Montgomery left Mon
day for a business trip to Chicago,
Ills.
Miss Virginia M. Morris visited
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Adams, at Winches-
Ter, this week.
Misses May and Daisy Hocken-
smith visited friends in Louisville
this week.
Hon. Lewis McQuown attended
circuit court at Bowling Green this
week.
Mrs. M. +. Wood, of Lexington.
who was called here by the illness
of her brother, has returned home.
Mr.. Frank Jeffries, wife and
daughter returned Sunday night
from Lexington.
Mrs. r. r. Wilson and son, Tom,
left Monday for a visit to relatives
at Falmouth.
Mr.. --- Lich, of Louisville,
was the guest of Rev. It. F. Talia-
ferro, Sunday.
Miss Florence O'Connell, of
Washington City, was the guest of
Mr.. W. b. O'Connel this week.
Mr.. Jas. H. Sewer and wife, of
LawrencebuIg, spent Sunday here,
the guests of relatives.
DR.. l.. NJ. Scott, of Jellico, Tenn,
was called here by the illness of
his cousin, Mr.. VIM. p. Scott.
Mrs. Matte Mathews visited rel
atives at her old home, in Shelby
vile, this week.
Mr.. Steele Reading and Miss
Margaret Reading visited friends
in Shelby county this week.
Mrs. Jennie Cardwell has re-
turned from a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Jas. l.. Watson, in Lexington.
Mrs. Hugh r. Ayres, of Louis
Vile, was the guest of friends here
Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
CIT OFFICE RS Will
BE MOVED ABOUT

Arrangements arc about completed
for the removal OF city offices
pending the erection Of the new jail
building.
Tho public employment office at
Fifth and Ycsler will be moved 20
the basement Of the Grand Union
hotel. across the street. and the
lighting department Ia the same
building will be moved 10 the water
office al the city hall.
The proposition TO rent an entire
floor Of the Pacific block for tho
water and treasury departments had
TO be abandoned Rooms In a brick
building on Third. between Wash
ington and Ycsler. will be taken
instead The street department
offices will be moved there. also
the municipal court.
The board OF works will occupy
tho municipal court rooms. and tho
space left I'm the city hall will be
left 90 the water. light and park
department drauehting rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
QUIT SPRiKKLMG!

The aid OF the whole police de-
partmcnt Is 20 be invoked 10 stop
the irrigation OF lawns outside the
prescribed hours
Water superintendent Youues on
Tuesday applied TO Chief Delaney
10 instruct ali patrolmen 20 make
a report OF all violations which they
discover. lie did so with the ap-
probation Of Mayor Ballingcr. who
Is heartily In favor Of the scheme.
A few days ago IA extra inspect
ora were put into service. Youngs
believes. however. that the work
can be done Just as we'll. II not bet
ter by the patrolmon IN the resi-
dence districts, who are on duty all
the time. and without extra expense.
The names OF all persons vlolat-
ing the city ordinance will be turn
cd In 20 Chief Delaney. Who viii
hand them over to tho water depart
ment The regular fine will thon
be imposed.
The willful waste OF water has
beeomo so large than the water sun.
ply In some OF the high sections OF
tho city has become INADEQUATE.
and Fort Lawton is In danger OF de
structiou by fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
BARBER "SOAhED"
HIS PATh0N

The questionable methods Of GER
tain Washington street tonaorini
shops were exposed ia police court
Monday afternoon.
Saturday night w G. Fleming
and r. r. Eheffner we're arrested by
Patrolmen Dolphin and brown for
fighting They arrived in time to
zee Fleming dragging the barber out
of hts shop BY the neck Both men
were released on go ban each.
'sfderpicide@ caused the trouble.
according 70 the testimony Of the
nrrsHtinE officers and the barber.
but Fleming uaid he Ola not know
what the extra charge vas for and
refused 10 pay for II.
Many strange reports Of the tom
serial artists overcharEinE have
been reported "a the police from
time 10 time. but they never had a
chance 20 land one in the drag net"
until Saturday night. and they sue
cecied IN getting him fined S.. while
the customer was allowed 60 40 on "a
suspended Judgment.
The police received q report about
logger getting an expense bin 81
SIS handed 60 him M he got out Of
n chair after going through a cate
Enry ~ special treatments. lie paid
it. but went 10 the police station and
made a -holier"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
COMMITTEE PINGLtS
UP Sc, 900

The finance committee agreed
Monday 10 pay the contractors on
the federal building $1,000 for al
legged damages sustained BY the
Third avenue regrade provided the
contractors would agree TO release
the city from any further damage
payments
The appropriation Was made I'M
der protest. the officials believing
that the Third avenue property own
ers. not the city. should pay.
The money will be forwarded
however. In an attempt 10 end the
delay In the construction Of the
building.
Superintendent Of Construction
Grant Is authority for the statement.
however. that lack OF stone has
also been delaying construction. al
though the settlement Of the re-
grade matter will help things TO
move along. The Port Angeles
quarry has failed TO forward the
stone u agreed 70 furnish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01

SALT LAKE. Aug. AFTER hay-
Ing given tho Ute Indians about
~. 900 acres tabout half ia com
mon for grazing their herds and the
rest OF II to them In neveralty).
Uncle Sam is about 90 throw open
20 the white citizens Of his land the
great Uintah reservation. barring a
faaea reserve Of 100. 900 acres and
a. HHihtary reservation Of a.s40 acres
Thia great oOa1try practically un-
knaWh except 10 the sormonn. who
are said 20 have privately inveati-
gated u - their satisfaction. H. not
all arabic iand. bat two-thirda Of IL
10 said 20 be capable 81 great Guilt
walton n Il H. irrigated. and 10 D.
especially good for fruit farms. A
great rush Is expected for II and
there will doubtless be fortunes
made by winners Of probably the
first thousand claims. Here are the
facts In a nutshell:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
BOY PRISONERS HEARLi
KILL THEIR GUARD

los ANGELES. Aus. I'm at
tempting to deliver 20 inmates from
the Juvenile detention home. this
morning. two boys, Everett Hurreli.
ts. and clyde Grlbhic. Il. attacked
Major ny oliver. the guard. and
beat him over the head with a heavy
chatf
oliver was severely wounded. The
boys were armed with rrvoiVers.
The matruu CLOSED the iron doors
on the boys and called the sheriff
from his office across the street. and
after a severe struggle the disturb
ancs was quelird.
divers scalp VAS uearly torn
from his head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
Yellow Fever

NEW ORLEANS Aug. RE
ports from Hhtou Rouge say that
the effects 81 quarantine have not
been felt there financially except AZ
the hotels
There iH no alarm or Interrupt
tiou 81 business except Ia the pas
nenEer travel Ia Mississippi there
might aa well be a general prev
aiancs o. fever throughout the state.
20 far ~ business - concerned. for
many centeHs have bottled freight
traffic and restricted Il 90 points
where many railroads have nhan-
doned local trains and all new en-
terprtsca have been abandoned II
h. thought az Jackson that normal
business conditions viii be resumed
nv 90 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
would like % i've fifht here"
WOODisAMN TERRACE
ADDITION

presents the realisation OF your
dream. your ambition. bat u will not
last LONG. because other people love
beautiful home surroundings aud are
buying those lots faster than any ahz
ditiua uyer sold Ia this cts.
There are many fraHuuH. we'll founded
for fast buying herr. among which
Ne call particular attention IL the loo
cation 40 central iu present progress.
healthy surroundings hiEh attitudes
beauty nf view. PRESENT NEEna
in the way OF frvo mall delivery car
service, trading places. CEDAR
RIVER WATER FROM THE MAIN
MAIN. and the improvements hsluE
made ana 10 b. made ia the immesil
nSe future
There i everything here 90 doubly as
sure the muHt ruuHHrY alive buyer
that cur prices are low and that the
property IN hiGh class in all RESPECTS.
Prices in this Addition range from
81 10 thn GA your own terms.
Tbs ride o. and from this property q
YOUR business which Will occupy
twenty minutes 90 mlnuteai Of your
time morning and evening. IT, worth
the monthly payment We require Ia
case You do not deairr 20 take al
vantage ~ our Nrrf liberal discount
for hair down 90 al cash
Green ! lahs ear 10 f1lh Ave and Wood
lawn Station. west e. uffice at South
west corner - Woudland fufk
offic eopen until l.. NJ. Phone
North "a
uUioN a COMPANY.
Ia NJ Forester. Manager.
Neai Estate and Loan Dept
Bailey lids Both Phones 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
MILLION
THE INDIANS

Entry can be made FOR % days
after August ~ BY persons drawing
claims.
Reglstratioo fee ~ you Wish a
cleimj, SIC
Conditions FOR tltle-if months
residence" permanent improve
menta. and payment Of fec and ii.zb
an acre.
Irrlgafl0n-ia necessary.
Cost 10 lrrlgate the uiBtab lands
~ 10 $40 per acre.
Unapp.priated water rigo ~ e~
rivers may be taken ap ~ hseitfssa
after claims are e.aaeied. Sesse
water rights are open tg entry.
Federal covers scent fiNes rates 10
be charged for water ~ caRal eem-
panles.
Ruaber 81 honsteaaa. 100 acres
eaeh-G .Gs8.
About one-third Of land 70 be
opened for settlement IL considered
Of poor grade for homealeada.
Fruits. vegetables and grains may
be grown with ease.
Valuable gllaonite beds, elaterite
deposits and other minerals are
known 10 be on the reservation. but
the best and practically all ~ these
claims have been taken up by the
Raven and Florence Mining CON-
panlos with the consent 81 the gov
eminent
Mineral claims cannot be filed
upon for 60 days after the reseTya-
ton opens.
Cost Of railroad fare from Dem
yer 10 Grand Junction and return.
fz250
transportation from Denver 70
VernAl. Utah. and return. $3.50.
The altitude of reservation ranges
In height from 1900 TO 1900 feet
above the level Of the sea. The low
est lands lie on the east side. the
higher lands on the vest side. to-
ward Nevada.
Vernal. the county sea o. Ulntah
county. has a population Of 600.
Yernal Is 300 miles west 81 Den
yer and 200 miles east Of Salt Lake
City.
First % choices will command
big premiums from mining pros
pectora An alleged offer OF SEC. 900
for the frat choice Is said 70 ex-
iat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
SAM DIVIDES UP
ACRES TAKEN FROM
DRAWING GGs5 HON EsTEAos BEGINS AUGUST II
moRmoNs eovET LANDS THAT ARE OPEN TO AL GIL
zENs or THE UNITED srATEs-How VAST AREA WILL BE
PRACTICALLY OWEN AWAY
HOW TO GO AFTER A CLAIM IN
frtATATT uEaFRVATIDN

HOW TO GO AFTER A CLAIM IN
ufNTAH HEsERVATlON
Location Northwestern Utah I'M
touched by a railroad.
Area 10 be opened .oa0.00O acres
Price per re-fi.2b.
Terma-pa payable IN five years 49,.
Prospective value $50 10 fl,0OO
an acre.
Subject to location" after August
7s.
Registration must be ia person.
except ia the case Of old Soldiers
aud sailors.
old soldiers and sailors may reg
lister BY mail TO the general land
office
Others must register IN person AZ
Price. Provo. or Vernal. Utah, or
Grand Junction. Col. between Au-
gust / and August ~.
Drawing begigl az Provo, Utah,
August II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
The MARKET

Business on Western avenue Tues
day morning was not M lively as
u might be. A good deal Of selling
and arriving OF goods marked the
features OF the day, but the re-
ceipta we're not az large as they
we're Monday. California pears are
arriving freely. The pears this
season from the south. while they
are not IN in large shipments. are
az fine a grade a. ever hit n mar
kct
II Is anticipated that there Is soon
10 be another raise in ranch eggs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
BIG RUSH
HUNDREDS or PEOPLE IN A
SCRAMBLE ron NEW HOME
sTEAps m UTAH
my soripps Rev. Asrn)

SALT LAKE. Utah. Aug. l.
Eight hundred AMI eiEhtY-two peo-
pie we're IN line at midnight. at Pro
70. Utah. awaiting for the opening
OF the Uiutah reservation rcgietra-
tion office
Mira Isabel Miller. a widow. was
the frat la line and registered a.
3 O'Clock this morning. after which
a long line waited is turn. II ia be-
ing increased rapidly as the day ad-
VanceG.
Orders were received from the In
terror department TO allow ali reg
iatefod persons 70 enter the reaerFa-
ton through Strawberry valley "a
select homes 10 be filed on August
y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
N THE SUPERIOR COURT or
THE STATE OF WASHING
TON FOR KING COUNTY. IN
PROBATE.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF John
w. Pratt, Deceased.
No 47Ss.
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

Notice ia hereby given thar under
ana by virtue Of an order and de-
cree Tor the sale Of certain real es-
tate. Tor the purpose of paying gen
sral taxes. family allowance. costs
ana disbursements OF Rdmlnistra-
ton and mortgage Indebtedness on
the property hereinafter described.
granted and entered in the above
entitled Court on the Gath day OF
July. 1905 ! will sell AZ private sale
The following described property be-
longing 10 the estate Of the above
named deceased. to-xii.
Lot s. Block IS. RandalI's srd Al
dition 70 the City OF Seattle. King
county. Washington:
Lot 2. Block rs. RandaITg Ard Ad-
dillon to the City OF Seattle. King
county. Washington:
lot 1. Block 3. Randairs Addition
70 the City OF Seattle. King county.
Washington:
Lot 2. Block ,. RandalPs Addition
% the City OF Seattle. King county.
Washington:
Lot 4. Block rs. Randalrs srd Ad-
dition 10 the City Of Seattle. King
county. Washington:
Lot 8. Block IS. RandaITs ard Ad-
dition TO the City OF Seattle. King
county. Washington:
Lots and and South 20 feet OF
Lot 2, Block Is. Randall's 3rd Ad-
dition 70 the City OF Seattle. King
county. Washington:
Lot G. Block 4. II. r. Holmes Adj
dillon 20 the City OF Seattle. King
county. Washington:
Lot 2. Block 9. Plat or East Seat
tie. King county. Washington.
South s feet OF Lot 6. Block 2
Syndicate Addition 10 the CITY OF
Seattle. King county. Washington.
Lot 6. Block %. Aberfeldy's Ad-
dition to Tho City Of Seattle, King
county Washington.
All Of the above described prns-
erty Is ineumbered by mortgage and
BY local improvement assessments
Information regarding tho amounts
and nature OF these mbrances
can be obtained from the under
signed administrator. Said sale will
be made on and after the 18th dav
Of August. 1908. and bids therefor
Will be received by the undersigned
administrator de bonis non of said
estate at Rooms e0i 90s Alaska
Building. Seattle. King county.
Washington. on and after the said
18th day OF August 1905.
Terms Of sale. ten ner cent cash.
balance on confirmation OF sale by
the superior court Of King county.
Washington.
SO much OF the amount received
from any parcel or parcels or any
lot. tract or parcel OF said property
rs Is necessary viii be applied TO
the payment and extiurulshment OF
the mortgage Indebtedness aud in
cumhranees on said property. In
Guiding local improvement assess
ments thereon. unless bids are made
for said property subject 10 said To-
cal Improvement assessments. in
which event said sale win be made
subject 10 said local Improvement
assessments, should Tie bids be con-
ftrmed by tho superior court OF
King county. Washington.
Dated this cath dav of July. 1905
r. E, DRIGHTMAN.
Administrator do hoaig non OF Tho
Estate OF John w. Pratt. Deceased
BALLiNGER. RONALD. BATTLE
& TENANT.
Attorneys for Administrator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01

E acres Is miles north ~ wenaiches.
~ acres fuii bFafiHH fruit = acres
under cultiVatiUui huuhr stn1t bart
liza and ether eutbulldtuEpi
horses. harness and wagon. hack
elmer, in a fhon f. ssi u
jefferson Place. ballard. rhens 70.
rwonoonn 4 co.
90 second Ave.
WE poS'T ADVERTISE a wIIofa
colt M nlr WHAT Wis oFFHlti
fOu IL GOOD.
81 ono > room house Ia the course 81
CQnatrur tiuu nicely arranged !
rooms on the lnNsf fiuef : fu1iun e
the upper fiaor. csmeutsd cellar -
asNtN hAdfuna car Al the daQr \ -
had better look az this nos. ana u
Nuu Ssh any changes 20 bs raatf
ihsY can b. made without any aaaH
tisnaI eEpshss. Terms rsssona -
enough ~ Halt ans tody.
8 Qcc Pretty GROOM cottage. hiakA
east ~ broadway and fTke car hit4.
lot tanipn lHHhn neN. fsfsiaFn1 e.
thing spirk and span tiia sAsh -
handle this property. "
8 Il a-room cottage. Jest completed
corner iot axln ! block from rrs4
mont ballard ear tine. I block ffnH
rrhaaI house srhis cottage lie a Esfz
pa every respect sirr pantry. pldns
~ 81 closet fnofu. china closet iafHs
bath room. small amount - cAnh
will handle a.
TwoRoGEH 4 co.
80 ortentaI nlA-
Main isa "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01

Thop are now selling at 20 cents.
and Il 10 thought that before the
week IL over thoy Will advance !
cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
CHICAGO MARKETS.

wheat High Low. Close.
Sept. So Is. Sass. S4i-2.
De-. 81 IL. SO Us. SO.
May. 90 Is. IS 5-S. gs3-f.
Corn
Sept. SITS. 20. STA
Dec. f6 -. f53-S. 451-2
May. &c II. as 3-s. Is as
Oats
Sept. q %. 1888. 275-S.
Dec. % 10. IS. agI-f
May. 30 SIS. 20 5-s. 30.
Pork
Sept. 1857 f-2. t3471-2. f3A71-s.
Dec. t347 1-2. 1887 1-2. 1910.
Liverpool Wheat I'D higher
Sept. Ga sd; Dec. Gs led.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01

NEW YORK STOCKS.
High low. Close.
Anal Copper. IS Is. St3-S. S41-2.
Amer. Sugar. 1ft. 1f2 10. 14S.
B r. T., 1884. eS7-S. 6s7-S.
Peoples Gas. 1928 Il. i21 ID. 127 SIS.
u. s. Steel. 30 t-2. 30 Is. 35l=S.
u. 8. g.. pfd., iOi is. los SIS. l03 SIS.
Atohison. 81 %. 81. So Ia.
b. a o, ia "a. ia Ia. 1t41-4.
Can pac. 1856 rs. i54 IL. 1856.
Erie 40 rs. &C SIS. i63-S.
J.. q ~, 1t6 SIS, t45. 145 5-S.
Mo pac.. t0t 3-S. 100. Ice.
penna.. Ia 5-S. 1i2 5-S. ft2 IS.
Reading. los 3-S. i0i SIS. i0l3-S.
Rock Island, 81 3-S. 81 Is. 3l1-s
Southern Pac. 65 Ia. "a SIS. Ga IS.
St Paul, ISL 1-2. 1870. $50.
Union Pac. 13i, 1870. 1870
Ills Cent. ...... ..... III t-2.
n. Y. Cent, 1850 ...... 147.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01

Did yeu ever walk through beautiful
park without saying Co Nuur wife.
husband friend or to yourself u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
NJ n CRANE q CO. INC
REAL. KsrATE AND ISsuRANcE
sg-a-s Eitsi naiidlnK
Second and Pike
Phones. ze41



Fer sAis-Farns ard lands
fRWGkTios i kiuE. and Nsnaiehes
Valley ID bis thrcne-t,ivs acres y
Msnatchee VALLEY irrfnated lands
Will keep your fauilg im plenty %
acres ssill make you rich All kinds
q marketable fruit berries and fsE-
ethhisa rraa Be- abundance.
We have just plated Cascade Or
charda r. the Wenatrbes Valley.
one mile from tsEaHeuw crth on the
Great Northern Railroad. ~ miles
from Seattle Irritation canal viii
b. eauip ieted September 1T this ysar
and lands IN s End tq-arre tracts are
nos on sale. with perpetual water
rights We start them AZ TIC % Per
f Im ploa ss srs sl s5 s psr acre
These are great bargains fur Weunt-
chee VALLEY lands. They viii double
IN price In one year watch and aee
fsg h9ms . a5 ~ pa, iav e, by z
VI & PETERS. Owner.
e. ALASKA building Seattle, Wash.
HAROLD KunEN. Local Representa-,
tive. Lsavenworih. Wash.
FREE CAMPING SITES on Lake
Washington. neautiful groves. One
water front lots frnm 80 - So sach.
on terms 81 8 down. balance 81 per
week. Fiveeccnt fare hY buying
tickets from the conductor. Take
Washington street ear 90 Atlantic
large new store, or call Rooms i-zsa
Iimsa hlock II
CLosE-fN farms and acreage. so ter
acre Some improved. Selling out
See the owner. Hiilman. Ia the 1imea
block. today TT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01
Star Want Ad. Agencies

Want ad. office, raslsy's DRUG
ster2 Second and Pike. Phones,
suns,, soSoi Ind. lisa
c. N. Lohndroti, cigar store. ois
Second Avenue.
Quaker Drug Store, tois First. Ave
p. n. Mullen, SCI Ballard Ave op'
hesiss City Haik
Fremont Drug Co, neiaa ssrers
ard Fremont Ave.
Thos Harris, at postotlioe. Renton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01

FOR HhLE-4rWo small cottages. own
or Eging nwsY. will sell cheap. Call
on Herbert s. Upper. Hcheucrmann
block. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-08-01

SO rxHx 49, rHH a
= Real Estate TITLES a Speciality. 4
q lMTL y BRANDT
Attorney and ccunHsiloT st Law.
a 81 Lumber Exchange
Fhans Main GNa
MhrtEREs Loans Negotiated
a Heai Estate. Fruhats and Cor 4
q pafatioh tzAw. n
z1sNx HxnH HKzx
MEAS BUSINESS
Chrauest ard hest nrN huueH 81 Rnats
Gle bath toilet STE uHNfiunainE
Lake WaFhihEi on 9 SO and name
your own terms Of N.iao for In
down Owner, Black g. after
q RI q
room modern heuas = acre Iu gar
den snap. sc - half cash
tsruofn rnttaEr. boz daxt51 close Tn t3an.
terms He
WEAVER 4 JAMEa
W Cor ist and tesirr -
CHEAP Ttauas. lets tza also s
iuts. sHtnrY house 80 also A-runan
house.. I lots H. Terms on aii If
them. - down. so rer moath. Close
iu ua car line. city water. etc SEQ
Griffin at Atlantic CITY dtnff. Take
Washington 81. car line. uf 1iiliman.
Times biz If
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=.
= RATES FoR CLASSIFIED =
ADVERTISEMENTS
= Situation Wanted Ads Ons In
= aerticn Free.
y Additional insertions OF alt
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