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END VIEW OF ROTARY
CA, Revolving Cylinder; B, First segmental
Blade; c, Second segmental Blade;
d, Housing; E. Hollow Shaft Adj
hitting Steam; f, Cut-offs;
G, Cranks to Segmen-
tai BladeS.)
tai Blades.)

the startling things claimed for the now
engine:
1t possesses one-seventh of the friction
of the ordinary type of engine.
There is practically no limit to the
speed.
are easily accomplished.
There is no vibration whatever under
excessive rates of speed.
Engine compounds twice as well as
the ordinary engine.
Floor space required for stationary en-
gines is reduced by two-thirds.
Consumption Of fuel is reduced one
third.
First cost of the dynamo is reduced
so per cent.
Engine requires only slight founda-
tons, and, possessing no vibration,
could be placed safely on the top floor
of the Flatiron building.
Can be stopped instantly from 1O)-
horse power load to one-half a horse
power.
Will reduce the time of freight and
passenger transportation by land and
sea by one-half
Solves the suburban traffic problem by
the rapid propulsion of single car.
The first perfected rotary constructed
was for only 25-horse power, but it de-
veloped % in operation and was used by
the inventor to run his shop. By means
of it he found the astounding results de-
tailed could be attained readily and then
he constructed his 300-horse power en-
CINE.
In railway use, it is stated, the center
of gravity can be lowered one-half. maxi
ing the long dreamed single car-propul-
sion a possibility. Built after Mr.. Hoff-
mans pattern the railway freight engine
would resemble big auto touring car
with conical boiler, on the apex Of
which would be an electric headlight.
combination carriage and engine
would be pointed like cowcatcher In
front and the roof would shape back
ward and upward so as to utilize the MIR
pressure to hold the car steady. Travail
at the rate of 100 miles per hour, it IS
claimed, would be as safe as it is now ct
less than half that rate.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
One Is Bad Enoueh

The Wife-Bigamy is cruel crime
which ought to be severely punished.
The Bachelor Friend-Serve the beg
gar right to make him live in small
house with both women.
The Husband (shuddering) a
horrible idea! If you had been mar
rled man, you would never have sug-
gested anything so brutal.-a,lly Sloper.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
A Good Definition.

Teacher-What is the ninth command
me2.?
Small Johnny-Thou shalt not bear
false witness against thy neighbor
Teacher-What is meant by bearing
false witness against neighbor?
Small Johnny--It's when robody does
anything and somebody goes and tells
Cincinnati Enquirer
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
What He Learned.

DO you think that religion and
politics can be made to harmonize?"
YES" answered the man who had
consented to become candidate Tho
first thing l learned from the cam.
paign managers is that it is moro
blessed to give than to receive -
Washington Star.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
The Theory.

Deacon" said the minister after the
congregation had been dismissed, how
do you account for the unusually poor
collection this morning."
We'll parson." replied the deacon,
the only way can account for it is
that the people have decided to pay ac-
cording to the sermons delivered. -
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Just So.

We'll, went to church this morn
ing" said the patent-churn man, on q
recent Sabbath. Your pastor is very
dogmatic man, isn't he?"
Just tollably So" returned the land
lord OF the tavern at Polkville, Ark.
HE OWES only about ten or 'leven OF
'em. Puck.
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Heredity.

ak1ng of heredity, co you
remember Forester, who bought some
%ild land and turned it into farm?
Winks-Yes; he was the inventor of
very effective stump puller.
Binks-Just SO. Well, his son is a
very successful dentist.-N. Y. Week.
w
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One Thing He Didn't Show.

Now" said the pert salesman, sar-
castically, as he started to put back
the rolls Of silk, cant you think of
something more l might show you,
ma'am?"
Yes" replied the shopper, "but I
don't think you have it,"
What is it?"
More courtesy Tit Bits.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
Marriage a succass.

Foreign Visitor am told tina,
American marriages arc general,
aappy.
Mr.. Gotham-Oh, perfectly. The hus
band is devoted to business, the wife
20 society. and they hardly ever meet
IN. Y. Weekly.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11

Mr.. Latours-My dearsh (hic), l had
to work late (hic) on my books to (hic)
get my balance.
Mrs. Latours-Such pity you didn't
bring it home with you.-Chicago Daily
News.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
The Condition

To be college president
Requires no learned toll;
You need not deive in ancient Grs zee;
Get next to Standard Oil.
Brooklyn Life
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Sizing Him UP.

Pardon ne" said the seedy-lcoking
man. who was laboring over letter in
the hotel writing room. but can you
tell me how to spell temporarily"
Certainly" replied his shrewd neigh
Dor, giving the desired Information.
and the other word is e-m-b-a-r-r-
a-s-s-e-d. Philadelphia Press.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
Like Father, Like Son.

Little Fred-Say, dad, Mr.. Mars said
. was chip off the old block.
His Father-How did he come to sa;
nat. my son?
lie Fred asked him to lei d noe J.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
New Fuel for Automobiles.

A western firm is now manufacturing
new liquid fuel for gasoline automo-
bilas. and it is said to pEopel machine
nearly as II aGkSl1loOs sss sstlSsss
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11
Leave Cards for Dead Friends.

Anovel custom with regard to the dead
has become popular in Paris. On mans
tombstone an oak pox is placed. When
his friends visit his grave they drop their
cards through slit in the tor
box. His tons
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-01-11

Il hope you didn't psk for more cake
1t Mrs. Moxby's, Tommy"
Nom, l didn't have to. The plate
was SO near me that could help my
self. Boston Globe
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Vindictive.

"Simkins' cog is nuisance"
rs that so?"
Yes. | wish owned him"
Il thought you said he vas NUS
Dnce."
He is. But "ould like to get him to
bother Simkins the way he bothers ne"
champaign News.
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Believer,

You cannot eat your cake"
They say, "and have it. too"
And since l took an ocean trip
l believe the sayings true.
Chicago Daily News
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Defined

Knicker-ls your wife enc of fashions
butterflies?
Bocker-No from the way she gets
through the e.clnes sac mus. :. moth.
-Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
MRS. STANFORD'S BODY
REACHES SAN FRANCISCO
rsE RENAME or THE LATE PHrLAHTssoPrsr ARRIVE rso.
HONOLULU on TIE sTEhaGR ALAmEoh-tae TAKEN -
ONCE PALo ALTO

BAN FRANCISCO. March III
The steamer Alameda. bearing the
remains Of Mrs Stanford. arrived
from Honolulu this morning
The AlameaH was met al Golden
GHtr by two revenue retterH With
fsrrsHrutatlges 81 the stanford uni
grfalfy and relatives Of SIRE sfau#
ford ou baafd. ~ the Alameda
PASSED up The bay the flags on All
gsasrlH Boa the barbor were half
musird
Az soon ar the quarantine Off
etalH had finished their ruHtomafK
faak. the Alameda was dnrkrd and
tho steel eaHket containing Mn
HfaufDrd'a remains vac taken off
aud placed on "A special funeral car
which bore If 10 the Southern Pa
afae depot where it WAS placed on
"a special funeral train aud conveyed
- PaIo Alto.
uetr.uyea Reynolds and Duiiaus
dan. sent 10 Honolulu 10 assist IN
tho investigation ~ the rHuHsH ~
MfH Stanford 1e1th. were pHssaH=
gers ou the Alameda and brought
aith them MI ~. papers in the g8ae
gathered AZ Honolulu together with
portions ~ Mrs Stanford organs.
which VIII b. aua.yzed D. chemists
here. The detectives Hefe met on
board by chief Of Police spil.aHe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
So BODIES
RECOVERED

HROCKTOS. Mass. March IL
The work 81 searching the ruins q
the Grover shoe factory proceeded
slowly today The body Of engineer
Rockwell WaH found this morning
tn the engine room This make
the eleventh body identified and the
fifty nfth recovered. A fun liHt q
the employees cannot be obtained un-
I'll the fire proof vault IL reached.
q hitch viii probably not be opened
Tor - hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

farmers. with plenty Of money IN
hand. had about determined to put
up a big cooperative plant. cold
water Was thrown on the scheme
by Fruit Inspector I4ttoy. who sa-
viscd the meeting that Washington
could not. with the exception q
asparagus and eahbage hope 70
compete RIth the California marx.
cts In supplying conserving plzntA
The project has about been absn-
donpd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
NOT so EASY NOW

Arthur Mcclellan. once thought y
be a leper by which ruse he eeesps AZ
punishment for highway ropoes
committed IN this city sOme mones'
ago. was again arrested by pstn.
man Kaefe Sunday afternoon W ~
Pine City hotel. al Fifth avenue ~ ~
Jackson street. for flourishlns ~
revolver and shouting that be Wa
lean out the dump" and con
maudlng those present TO throw ~
their hands. Police Judge 1ols ,.,s
decided that he was dAnssVs.
man. II lot hiFhwayiaan.
gave him a Jail sentence Of " ga. NJ,
The police say that NcCleiiA1 : -
a leper. but IS bad thiet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
SURVEYS eompLETE

ABERDEEN. March 2l.--SuryeYs
have been made and plans perfected
lof the extension Of the Chehalis
County Logging and Lumber road
from ita present terminus az the
Northern Pacific track. 20 the Che
halls river Just below the Monte
sauo shinEie eompauy's mill The
extension Of the road vii mean that
the IosEers will escape the freight
inE charges Of the railroad.
Since actual work has begun on
the new bridge across the Chehalls
river TO South Aberdeen, property
values are rising.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

= SPRINGFIELD. IL. March =
. "A whipping post in ever =
= school yard. the punishment .
q OF bad boys made a gala ef. q
q fair. attended by az least two q
. members OF the board Of eda- q
= cation. and. u they wish, the q
. prisoners parents, all tbs =
= formality enforced on teachen q
q who would ohastise pupils. q
= with a penalty Of fine. impris- .
. onmeRt. OF both. Tor these .
. who fail 20 observe H. 4
q This is the remarkable state 4
. Of affairs aimed at by a hsll .
= nov pending in the legislature q
4 II will probably be killed. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

md u captain ~ asIsstlyer ~
attornsya FOR the stanford ss,a,.
and the police later held q sorts.
euee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

4 FREE RIDE
You seldom get anything % value for
nothing but this e. au exception DO
Yau want 60 - 60 the fair ~ Port
lamdf ] Will give a round trip ticket
a. each purchaser % lot I'm ms rnW
addition, Also will give deed With
out any more pay Co the wife %
husband should die before lot b. paid
for. or 10 husband N wife should die
provided payments have been kept
In full 90 dat This r. good until
the first 70 lots have been cold.
Nov. THE ~ no graft or scheme bot
straight business proposition. j have
simply got tired ~ farming and want
have helped cultivate since the year
1870
These tracts range from 50 and up n
sou want % buy just get posted 90
prices. then come and look az this
property and Hau viii find that taxi
Ing the same distance from Pioneer
Square. tho same distance from Il 3.
cent line and the same amount 81
land. that ~ can't be- beat tH prices
have made my home on this ground
since ! was boy I am educating
i've boys az the Dunlap school near
this ground have been On tie Union
block Tor u years. can and will make
good any statement ! make.
GEO ". DUNLAP.
- Union Hlk. 7lg First Ave
Take old Reutou car on Waahinrtal
street aud First avenue. Halermen
81 tho Dunlap office and on the
Er9unds cverz day and Sundays
For Queen Anne lots see ". IL. IIaRnn
co. Oriental Bldg. I'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
Real Gst.ts-contIousd


MI RENTER
Unless you have survived the age ~
hope ambition and determination L.
Hutgycd In ltfts stop reed reflect IN
san Francisco residence Lots which a
frN nrirf frare ago were selling far
q ~ are nov HsliiuE faf ~ ~. and
these lots are only afkht frrf -
speak from exact know ledge hh 90 10
YOU NOW an equally well luegfed
lot W Seattle ana DOUBLE fuE
HiEk. Tor Ntao Or IF you are mot
puffrd up utth false pride. bat made
every practical clear headed EalHE
man. come 70 ua with your email
rufHe and HaE one uF mote luta on
the Green Lake raT line IN that pref
y section thla Hida II Woodland
l.afhl Tor tlNa per lot ga easy terms
or 70 900 are married We Nil asII
1uu "a brand new room modern cot
taFr ONE Il tnr urrfflHhf Nuu ever
cav for 9 81 so cash. balance lIHa
r psr cent aa' ls ne '4RblsRh saf,bea
Pet cent on s. 80 10 - per aunum. OF
~ prr weuth o. leaa than one
half the rent Fuu are probably pay
LIS while the steady advance b.
Year, this Investment & b. With 81
per cent interest for fu Do years
frum nuW seattle viii Re a. large e
rgn rragelsso y TODAY MT ri 81
uNtl PAID ia gone forever Ws
have gHHiss properties all over tn
rif} Come In and see - We have
resided iHHs in Seattle We kHe~H
values and viii EiFe aHu a square
aeal AH e. eur chafa and fru4s
tafIou for Nrracltb aHu HtraiEhtf4f
ward dsaItuE ~ can refer you IT.
auF banker or business man OF as@
attic
NH IANpoWS
II you have huF 60 HuaFr#Hnd AZ 4
fair price hIudiN let Huuf huraea O.
vacant lots wlth un We have nu ar
books genuine huua fidf rIieHth
waiting upon ua tu find them Buftahk
hamrn AZ reasonable price, We taH
eel aud eel auick u every tnins L
ftFhf TfH az
TilEEN a SMITH
- walker Htatk
Phone Main Eaa Al
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LOOK ron 4 BOON
Especial &c The star.l

KETTLE FALLS. March 2L-if
Manager W. c. stayt. who was %
head of the irrigation scheme vhieh
caused property values to rise y
this section two years ago. and Who
was compelled to abandon TIE
scheme on account OF financial tan.
giles. carries out his present plln
there will be a revival Of the old
boom" here and property VIII %
at a premium. Mr.. Stayt says %
has returned TO put his irrigauo9
scheme through. and that nothins
now stands In the way Of his vofk
The proposition is 10 take vats
from the Colyllle river about Up
miles from whore II Joints the 70
lumbla river. and irrigaie the mn
bench above the Columbia for sooI
three miles north 20 the keus
falls. taking in the toWnsite OF ka.
tie Falls. The bitches will also run
down the Columbia about ~ nile
10 the town OF Daisy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

. CHICAGO. March 2i.-one Y
= hundred hotels. chiefly In the Y
= downtown district were closed :
q by Building Commissioner VII
= liams today Tor not complying :
. with the provisions Of the cry y
4 building ordinance.
a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

n YOU want business. hHmu. a.
ranch 81 Investment call uu Pike 81.
a A.. sNehaRUo. Haum 40 WitH Pike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

Mi e0e6anre rgnt ID two.rnom cot
tnEr on Queen Anne ffil Co lRdX for
services of family washing Address
lNH1h eHre Star =tl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

" - - Ni Aths AANhf - mites aHnlh
uf Auburn. - acres river bottom n
upland au fenced cheapest piece ~
land lu Western WaahInHtan Price
uHlf $3.50 per saf". Good terms
laa aErrH r. miles southeast 81 Kent
price ont, q 80 per acre. Get in on
thias Good tetma N wanted
D. g. ~ FRS a Co
a. Arcade
CHEAP close IN acres. people are nov
planting potatoes and sweet peas un
their eloHr. ln aafcu uu Lake Wash
lnkteu AZ o. pei acre. tFE WORKING
fof yourself ~ avhiis. yau viii reel
bNttef nCv G l.. iiiilmau. the own
er. u
FREE o. D. aares eloss In u party
wba viii plant g. iHutatnra and Etys
me this years crop. ] viii give dprd
AMI abstract ftee. See ttiiimau the
owner today II
FIVE or 10 acre. uuimprafel ~
mlIHH from rHH - South Seattle car
line. fiHat-elaaa county raaH Joining
AdiFsas C,lgia eagv star. -
Tir,bsr Lands
A Few choice timber elaine and home.
sivaaH Tor ieea1tau. Call aud inNgas
ssod timber Tbs timbsf 81 80 tss se
elaine vii sell from ) q I thou.
sand dollars each and you atiii have
n land lctt i.oyHtion fesu small
poLLEY. ass6 fiSSs.s,S5- sl a.s ' -,'t
Fer ssl.-Earrns ard Land
na.s@la acrua "a dHr Tal1rT lSSs- an
improved and under fence Is
room hease. barn chicken
etc The place o. elaaa e. tn.
tgrurhau and Northern Pacific
stations
n.e9e-=da acres. within hair a mile %
railroad station 9 acres cleared
and , acres Hiaahsd into paa-
t4fs flne sHrins fsam house.
bis barn. chicken house etc.
t1m=lo acres. Elaar 60 he city. 1
acres CLEARED and . partly CLEARED
small house fine trout stream
runs thFuuHh tbs land
sLETTENaHEN q ARSEft.
ksnn~} hlnsA - Columbia -
FREE uovEnNMENr LAND
Homehtcads. desert claims irrtratra
lsnas timber lands. ranches u All
81 . SMITH q 90.
isoom Time. hldx
LEAVING Tor ala rsuntrgs M e -.
finely Improved close Ia raach tine
fehard ETC. unlr s. 20 on terms
gea down ~ pei month See Smith
Room Times bleck. upstaiFa- II
Wheat FRUIT ana alfalfa lands ne
seaa. Douglas county Wash.. g. %
= flioMrsoN 10 "a Ave-. =
DAIRY FAHN
I'D acres. 10 acres all cleared lao bear.
saaas l y roo, 81 ssss e. al P'sT ,s5,
eliss = 81 lEs ai,'i II iRbASss'' .
starr BOYD.
NINE sections wheat land. . per agrs
I. = MA IL Main street IF
Fer sals-Rsal es,a,.
FREMONT PROPERTY.
The Most Desirable Part q Seattle
FOR A HOME
Take Green Lake Car to BIsultt 81
TEN ACRES At MEApowDALE.
On Seattle Everett Intsrurban
$500
$40 CASH. BALANCE $40 PER
easily cleared
s1.TOo. $50 CASH. BALANCE ago
PER MONrH
NeW modern house, uurlar. dining
ruuzn. Kitchen PANTRY. front hall
fHfFf bedrooms. closet. bath room
With all fixtures complete. Electric
fixtures iu eNuyy room. lot WNilf
Fine View. close 20 car and school
$3.50 s25 cAsII. sl5 PER MONTH
| BUYS n VerF desirable cottage cinae
10 car and atures. The cottage has
. rariur. dining room and Kitchen.
bedroom. pantry. closet sink and
city water, also nice front and rear
purrhea. The lot iH a corner. very
slightly and all fenced The house e.
paiuted and nicely finished Inside
Zee this az once. it will not last long
BOWDisu a BALDWIN.
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING.
FREMONT.
Phones II 7ig. North 70.
J. II Baldwin. J II Bowdiah
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Star Want Ad. Agencies

,. K. Mullen, 81 pallafd ave. op.
poslts City Hail.
Fremont Drug Co, Ewing street.
and Fremont avenue.
Quaker Drug Co. 1918 ist ave.
Thos Harris az pestotfioe, Renten.
c. N. Lehndroft cigar store sleaa
Second.
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Personals

SIFEHEttOtS HAIR permanently
removed by expert operator under
heads and enlarged pores puffy eye
Ids. wrinkles and all facial hiem-
tHhsa removed electric and NIhra-
tory massage. scalp treatment ape.
Ciulty We want tn got better nc-
Quniufcd. ladies' uud FOR the follow
ing week Will GIVE FREE or
CHARGE one treatment with each
b-Ctnt Jar 81 our famous skin food
or one bottle ~ our original sarah
HcrnhHrdt skin tonic This H. one
~ the hest preparations ever placed
on the market. Call aud see our
dainty bath bags, our own urepHra-
ton to prevent tan aud frpekien
Bif. tru-Nibro rarioTH. 40 Tpler
hui3inF
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SMALL RANCH

SMALL HANAli
- viii buf a.rnom house and farui.
tHfr tH sams barn. chicken house
ard YarfH { acre planted go potatoes
ans-gsartsF acre IN NsEeth hlrH, -
chickens must 30 sold this week
sniy "a few blocks from car tine A
great snap
20 troou bouse and nice lot. on
Queen Anne hlli
- for nice ao-foot lot cement walks
tao for tvo so-foat lots in Fremont
i' BItrfts t.Epoip 4 cox.
i.amueT k1ehnnEs
Phones Main g. A IA n
ron BALE $4,000 for the Improve
mrutn consisting - &=rpan hnuss
chicken house with fenesdln yard.
root house. woodshsd fences. tn
garden sufing water ripsd 20 the
house. need not paY any house nor
water rent uftthrr pa taxes. ns h
ffupruR emsutH are on street not T.
- Rraded for years Nalking O.
nrer place For Information address
gutt care star. =nNN
90 TO n
W W WATERS
or p6aHs Main si5a Ter bargains b.
city or country. vacant or improvsa
be-, boy Tor home site or speculation
Is our 81 lots ln SPENCER . Al
pITiON Weat Seattle. Noo dowh,
b@ Per month. a
ron gALE=A 4-room cottage aid
one and anaathird acres ~ ground 1
sfra vgIarrfeH NIurkbfrfIea aud bear
ing fruit trees three blocks frnahi
wharf ore block from Waterfront !
about half way between Tacoma AMI
Seattle good barn. well and weu@
SO. m taken AZ once other HcreHea
and lots for sale also Waterfront
properties Phone or write to Claude
smith. Des Moinea. n
SOMETHING FROM oLMsTED
Choice west Seattle lots. 49, 90 $40.
90 down. s. per month.
W oLMRrEb.
Rooms re 20 Euler Blk.
BIS FL
TWO lots and new Groom cottage. ip
the best locality at Hnlinrd small
4. o. UEILAN co.
2ie2i3 Arcade Building 81
Great land saie-cionlnR out All my
ciose-iu acre tracts at ballard Green
Lake. Fremont and on Lake Wanh-
inEtou NJ 81 per acre NJ. terms 10
csniH 2 dsN SOC TIE owner Hili.
man. IN Times block at once. = Il
Thrcc-story building given away If
removed quickly Apply b0Sih East
Inions corner Summit. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

neaufImi atres. eIoae lu. = minutsa
ride on lntefufhau. CLOSE to depot
rtgNe. school 8uu D % orchard rich
land. Lowell. easy terms. = IS. Cole
grove. a. hausf BldE -
o. ACNEg ~ fine Land. - miles south
uf Auburn - acres river bottom. ri
upland uN fenced cheapest piece ~
land lu Western Washington Price
uHtH s. $50 per acre. tEHHd terms
laa aErrH r. miles southeast 81 krufs
price uulN 81 80 prr acre. Get iu un
this. Good tetma if wanted.
D. g. HAEH6 a Co.
a. Arcade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

BIG bargains acres black bottom
land big running spring. partly
cleared Get 20 berries new hauaa
only fli1. terms s. down s. prr
month Also one at $50. same terms
cluas 10 cars and school See frank
Kenny. the manager Inquire on
boat HiHmarck. at Rainier Beach. al
once IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
Io,TR AHE SELLING THIS
WEEK EuW - - - Up
TERMS - par WEEK.


To can a hame7 n - don't delay
me time - at thing Be- when YuH
need bel Think ~ WNaf if has cost
Fuu bF delaying iu The uaai. The
time a. 90 tt is nov We are selling
lots tustAs for u per cent irnH than
fhnS are worth. and vii double Tn
value tn one year skF WaahiHE
ton street ear. positively only II
minutes ride 60 Southeast Seattle
HEAT-TIE HpMEEEEkEitE go.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

WANTED A raam house. ln a HoHd
lH,HItEz Will pay cash fur desirable
property g1 Marion building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

no Five acres - fine land r. miles
from ear and p minutes ride h. tho
city. This iH nice level iaHd. On fine
county road. sasF driving distance 10
Seattle. 20 cash. balance - aqrfv
three months.
q. IT. NICHOLS.
SIS Pioneer Bldg If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21

FREE 9 o. D. acres close In to party
wha will plant g. iutatnra and awe
me this years erup. ! Will give durd
and abstract free See ftiiimau. the
owner. today. If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-21
LITToY KICKED

sNOHOMIsH. March 2i.-After
a big mass meeting. Saturday, 81 the