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Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-11
WILL
QUIT THE TOWN
The Tucson Sport Believes the Mu-
niCipaI Wise is Being Squeezed
too Tightly.

The following will be read with in
terest by many Prescott people, apply.
ing as it does to Ezra Bartlett, the
we'll known saloon and gambling man
of Tucson at present. Since the pas
sage of an anti gambling Law in that
city, which is practically prohibitive
in amount to be paid Mr.. Bartlett
makes the following statement to the
Citizen:
''This house will close the 1st of
February. have certain timber in
terests in Oregon to which | shall in
future devote my attention and this
building will be for sale or rent In
fact, have been trying to get rid of
it for the past two years, for there has
not been any money in. it for me since
that time Previous to that We used
to get an occasional pIunger from the
east, but now that is practically a
thing of the past. We haven made
any money in the past two years, and
of course since this other matter has
come up it has hurt me in the city.
And I'd like to say this: l M interest
ed here to the extent of $40, 600 and
if was outside of the gambling bust
ness altogether L would vote against
this proposition of abolishing gamb-
ling simply as matter of increased
taxation. The town has been prosper
Gus. Everybody admits that, dom
they. Well. then, why not let we'll
enough alone? | shall close, unless
of course, the people at the end of
two or three months think they want
it again. liz that case, L should reop-
en-.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-11

cause Mr.. Paul Morton, now secretary
of the navy in the cabinet of President
Roosevelt, was second vice president
in charge of the traffic of the Santa Fe
during at least portion of the time
when the alleged conspiracy is said to
have been in process of execution.
The conclusion of the story was
given today before the commission,
when ". B. Biddle, freight traffic
manager of the Santa Fe road, took
the stand and admitted that for years
the Colorado Fuel and Iron company
had enjoyed a rate on coal shipments
which was from 81 to 81. % per ton less
than the published tariff Oh file with
the commission at Washington.
We asked why this rate was given
the fuel company, the reply was:
"For business reasons.
In the courts of New Mexico the
Caledonian company has begun suit
against the Santa Fe to recover DANA
ges aggregating 100000, for alleged
commercial ruin and practical bank
ruptcy brought about by an alleged
violation of the provisions of the in
terstate commerce act.
1t is stated that before this suit
comes to final hearing it will be
shown that besides being able to de-
bauch a great railroad company and
use it for its own purposes, the Colo
RADIO Fuel and Iron company threw
the mantle of its influence over the
United States attorney for New Mexi-
co, to his ultimate undoing, and that
nc obstacle was allowed to stop the
companies involved from running a
competitor entirely.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-11
TALKING MACHINES.

If you want to buy a talking ma
chine or desire to exchange some of
your old records for new ones, don I
fail to call on b. Titlon, agent for
Columbia Photograph Co. 217 W.
Gurley st. lx5x1m
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-11
COLDWATER & BRO.
HAVE CLOSE CALL
Fire Breaks out Early Yesterday
Morning in Their Elegant Store
in This City.

What might have been a serious loss
to this city and also a disastrous one
financially to the firm of NJ. Goldwat-
er & Bro. through the agency of fire,
was that discovered at about o clock
yesterday morning in the sstore of the
above firm. 1t was discovered by F.
I. Squiffet, who was going home from
the Eagles entertainment in the Odd
Fellows hail. He was passing the
store. and flames we're under Roadway
in the front of the building. He gave
a general alarm, and the cracking of
guns and the blowing of the whistle
signal collected many to the scene.
Morris Goldwater, the senior member
of the firm, was among the first on the
scene, and as soon as The department
came, be rendered invaluable assis-
lance to not only STOP the progress of
the flames, but likewise saved many
hundreds of dollars worth of goods
from destruction through water.
Chief Johns and the firemen cooperat
ed in a willing manner, and to the
judgment of the head of the depart
ment and his firemen, the many com
plimentary expressions heard from all
is but mite of the efficiency due this
branch of the municipality. In fact
there has never been better work
done, and the discipline shown togeth-
er with the GOODNESS demonstrated has
been universally extended to these
volunteers.
As is customary there are many yer
sions to the origin of the fire but the
more reasonable is that it started from
a stove in the lodge room of the Ma
sons above, and early arrivals on the
scene believe it was due to this chan
mel The damage to the building is
slight, but to the magnificent stock of
goods the loss will reach to over 8,
600 by water alone.
During the early stages of the fire,
George heisler, of the night police
force, went to the second story of the
building, and the door was closed be-
hind him. The smoke was dense, and
when the door was opened for him to
return, be was nearly suffocated. The
construction of this building was re
spOnsible for the loss being a nomi-
nal one, comparatively speaking. 1t
was built IN a first class manner near
" thirty wears ago. and is solid from
one end to the other. and had it not
been of "the best always but short
time would have interviewed by fire to
have caused a serious loss.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-11
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.

Having recently purchased the black
smith shop and business of j. g..
Keegan, l desire to solicit the patron
age of those in need of good practi-
cal horsehoeing, general blacksmith
ing and wood work. | have success
fully followed this trade for many
years and it is my wish and intention
to build up a business in this line sec
ond to none in this county. By first
class workmanship and fair honest
prices l expect to gain your patronage
and ask that you give me a trial. Re
member the shop. No. 224 South
Monrezuma St, next south of Plaza
stables. F. c. Peterson.
12x17xlm
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-11
The Railroad Investigation.

a Chicago dispatch of january Sd,
says:
Sensational in the extreme is the
story which has been related in detail
to the Interstate commerce commission
of an alleged conspiracy between the
Colorado Fuel and Iron company and
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
road to bankrupt the Caledonian coal
company and thereby throttle eompe-
tition in the coal fields of Gallup, n.
ID, and in the Trinidad district of
Colorado.
! The story is the more startling be-
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-11

westbound Eastbounc
Mxd Mxd Md Mxd Mxd Mxc
Daily Daily Daily STATIONS Daily Daily Daily
525pl2 53p 10 Goa 8 J. Je't'n.l oOal2 JON , 25p
sOp1O sop coal Jerome 25a 225p 450p
Pm Iva NJ Iva Mly AMsrA arp NJ
Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily
Connections at Jerome Junction:
No connects with S FTP P freight No. I
for Prescott.
Nos connects with S. F. P. 4 P Mo- for all
points east and west via Ash Fork.
No. 5 connects with S. 2. P & P. No.
all points south
Passengers arriving at Jerome Junction on :
F P & No viii reach Jerome Onour train Nc
{; from F P & p No. reach Jerome on our Nc
6; and from + P & No viii find good hottie
at Jerome junction and can reach Jerome the
folio wing morning on our train No .
J. W. SHARP.
General Passenger Agent.
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DRESS MAKING PARLoRs.

desire to announce the reopening
of my dress making psrlors in rooms
II and 10 Wilson block where l will
be pleased to meet nv old customers
and l also solicit new patronage.
Having the agency for Stevens Bros.
silk and suit house, 1 am prepared to
supply the demands of the most exact
ing. Mrs. L. A. Winchester.
12x25xtf
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Barlogia, Joe L
Parties calling for any of the above
Letters will please say Advertised.
A. L. Smith,
P. NJ.
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United Verde & Pacific Ry.
TIME TABLE NO. IS.

To take effect Sunday, sept. 20, 1908, at 6 a. IN
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-11
WARNING TO PARENTS.

Commencing Tuesday, November 10,
the court house bell will ring at $50
o'clock each evening as a Curfew, and
all boys found on the streets after
that hour will be taken into custody
S. A. Prince,
llxl6xtf City Marshal.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-11
LETTER LIST.

The following is a list of letters re-
naming in the postoffice at Prescott,
Arizona, for the week ending January
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1905-01-11

Seamstress wanted. Call on Miss
Trunk, at residence of Mrs. j. H.
Wright. 12x2lx6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21

with no seriously conflicting in
tereatH. therefore. the governments
~ England. America and Japan can
cooperate IN preserving peace. adj
rnnclnR commerce and furtherinR
civilization. Part Of the world side
meaning 81 the great victory IL such
a -partnerahIp % such great ends.
Not merely IL there no cause Of mis-
understanding among the partners
there ~ supreme reason for the
closest union: the three great naval
nations can. and they must hence
forth. command the peace Of The
world
Until. therefore. the waters of
the Pacific turn uBpacinc the rela@
lions Of the three powers should 70
main free and cordial and ths4r
great work 20 on. In the feweet
words. the meaning Of ToRo'n vie
tory "a world peaee and world prog
TcHH'
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THE MARKETS
Vegetables

Beans. dry. per ewt. t32g0f376.
No. ! small whites. 1150. choices
whites g. &c large whites. t2MaIs.
pink beans. 1910. bay0 beans. 400;
beetH. per sack. 81 parauipa. per
sack. 81. carrots. per sack Zoe. tur-
nips per Faeb. g5cs cnuiiflower. per
dor. 81. garlic. per 10. 6ci native
green peppers. per box. gGntlcs Czi-
lfOrnin peppers box ;lz5i parsley.
don zoe. squash. per ib. y uze.
pumpkins. taitae. tomatoes. box,
cabbage. 1906 tomatoes. per box.
25NfOc, cukea. per don io0zsc.
corn. per doz. sai9e. yfll0y toma-
toes. 10. Be- eggplant. 10. 81. celery,
per dor. a5d40es potatoes, per ton.
il6as20: sweet potatoes. per 100
lbs fz75 yellow Banker onions
) i-4c. Waiia Waila Onions. sack.
zoe.
Fruits. f
TTgF. ease. \ ID. bricks. ff7B.
seediess figs. Ig-lb. cartons 81 sgzb
$3.50 Valencia oranges 81 box fsa
s.. Lemons. per case. tJafs. Wen
atcliee peaches. per boz IOms0c. FL
befta peaches. per box. COO zoe.
simmons peaches. box. SOC. black
berries. per crate. 400: crab
appier per box. zGat0e.
native 0raYeusieins. per box. 7GcEb
81. Cal GHaTeasteiua tfsfs
parent apples per box 15eaaoe.
whtsrmelona. per doz. ii00d8l. 80.
ounce. box. sfdifzs. Wenatehee
pears. box. ito. native pears. PER
box. 60caskes Hungarian prunes.
per box zoe. Muscat grapes. crate.
25atfb0s eoneofda. i0-h bas-
ket l5Iz5c. Haedlcea full
tana grapes. crate 81 Tokay grapes.
Der crate. $500 Its. Blacks
crate. 400. Hawaiian pineappies.
aoz sfG8GtG.se. huckieberres. per
h. fQsc. eoeeanuta. per doz. tic.
cal. honey. per comb. Ifi4c. nec-
tarinea. per box. Use. pommegran-
ties, per box. sf.fe.
Butter and Cheese.
Washington creamery. per 10 sc.
Eastern creamery. bricks, ID 2f0zsc:
Eastern tub. 10. zsa1sc. cooking. N
isGfsc. Eastern cheese. twins. 10
isc: Washington cheese. twins. ~
fac: cream brick. 10 isc: limburger.
N iec: block Swiss. ID IL. Wheels
swiss. 10 lie.
EGGS.
Ranch eggs. saGsfc. Oregon. zee:
Eastern z5cn zte.
Sugar.
Dry graduated. sacks. 100 ms.
$3.50. F'ruit graduated. sacks. ice
lbs. $3.50. Beet. per sack. ss.ts.
Golden C. tt.s0. Extra G.. s..
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JAPAN AND AMERICA ARE
NOT RIVALS IN the PACIFIC
z. YAmAzA, PEAcs PARTY. DENIES THAT UNCLE
MKAoo LOCK HORNS

T. Yamaza. a member Of the Jap
Hneas peace ENJOYS party who left
for the Orient wednesday on the
Dakota. IL emphatic In his denial
OF the stories printed throughout
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W@mafs
GEl@@
Valley

DO yon pv~f~f a dry. Moderate winter.
9Th Hnos ard sisls hing. 10 ths
oauP at and muddy xsnfer ~ the
rossff Then crnsa the mountains
ard settle down IN the Nruatrhs-
kstFs. where winters are afF ~ifh
plenty 81 snow fali Huf uasfsYat r
ard pleasant No eatreur cold 49,
entuns Sinda- sleIshlna fioe
NeAfhsr nRfeeahle
CASE do ORCHARDS the newtv
opened irrigated fruit ADDS Ia M
Men@schse Valley. T. offering yoa 4
asiIshtful home both Hufasnsr ana
winter, and an opportunity 10 hc-
come Independent on small fn~ans
The Nsnairhee Valley ffalf eahihif.
ID af the Portland Fair e4eeis All IA
slse flavor and cniof. and the per.
flszn~ut prosperity - this dsiiehtf,si
valley ie Assured Get = - 10.
Aere tract ~ CAHcApE oHcif.
ARDS. aet u out 10 winter au.5irr
znd you wili have a hai4e ard No..
pesns iacone ~ the most frasue fo5,s
fruit section Ia MeshinlIaa. gon,e
very choice pieces afIil Jeff.
Get fun particulars frarsl
s~a-aa.4
~ g PETERS. owner.
g ALASKA Building
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have some choice vacant lots for
sale.
l. . HpNENgLE Ega Arcade uidF.
thgnen Main ii'si and a eil
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HOMES ron BALE

No tna 2fth ave. north q raama mod
sln. only 81 80 Terms.
No tal illewrft street. Fremont.
rooms. Z nice lots tI9a.
Queen Anne lima lovely 7.room
modern home for 4 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21

Il g. what we save rather than
what We earn, that insures a COM
petcnce.
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The saved dollar is the best friend
IN adversity--the spent dollar has
said goodbye 20 you forever.
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Star Want Ad. Agencies

Wan, sd. office, Rasley's Drug
store. Second and Pike. Phones,
sunset eo6oi Ind. iis2
c. NJ. lohndroff. cigar store, ai5
Second avenue.
Quaker orou score, lots Firs, sv.
enue.
p. n. Mullen. s2t Ballard avenue,
) opposite city hall.
Fremont DRUG Co, Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Thos. Harris. at Possetfies, Rem
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It's the dollar that you DO not
spend that puts you ahead.
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Economy for the purpose Of be-
ing independent Is one OF the sound-
est indications OF manly character.
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Remember this and go 10 THE
STATE BANK or SEATTLE. corr
uer First Avenue and Yesler Way.
and deposit your money. Eemem-
ber also. that this bank pays four
per cent ON deposits. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-21

The first dollar banked by you
and backed by a firm determination
20 add 10 IL regularly Is your initial
step towards success.
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Experience teaches that y is those
who pay attention 90 little savings
and nre particular in small matters
who become successful.
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How to Open An
Account

Savings account may be opened AZ
any time. with one dollar or any
larger amount.
When opening the account. the
deposlior enters his signature on the
banks signature book and receives
pass book showing the amount to
his credit. All subsequent deposits
or Withdrawals are entered in this
pass-book. which. therefore. shows
az all times the exact amount 20 the
credit Of Its owner
IN January aud July the accrued
interest f. also entered In the de-
pastors pass-book.
Accounts can be opened by mail.
or by ore person for another.
INTEREST.
Interest at the rate OF four per
cent. per annum u allowed on Saw
ings Deposits. subject to the rules
Of the bank
II not withdrawn. the interest is
added twice a year TO the principal.
and the total amount then bears
Interest
GOOD REASONS.
There are good reasons Why you
should carry your savings accoust
with the State Bank of Seattle.
Some OF them are.
I. II Is under the direct super
vision and jurisdiction Of the state
OF Washington. and its books and
assets are carefully examined SEMI
annually by the State Auditor.
2. Its Beard Of Directors and its
stockholders are men OF wealth. ex-
perience and integrity, who enjoy
the confidence OF the community.
g. II VIII appreciate your account.
Its Officers desire 20 know you per-
sonaily and are always at your SER
vice for such advice In financial
matters as you may require. They
viii also greatly appreciate your
influence in bringing 10 the bank
new depositors.
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Zoe safe Fsrrr Lsrd,--consleusd.
At oNE. iiAI.F NAGuk.
We have a hargsin. IA ls a. acres q
Egpd land that ~ are offer4as fsf
TO which i about ono half q VIA Z
n " sufth. bat has % BE- soid qutab
onit y miles from seattle. % the
e.nntf tad. close 10 railroad. post
offiec and school
BREuna. f.rBoi.p a cox.
lee "A ALASKA nuiiding
Main e.. A FRA
Rfcu noTrOA LAND % acres u
thoroughly cleared ana IN cultiYas
house. several autbuildinEs one nile
from small teNn. = cents 20 seattle
nonrRr nALrHY.
1e N - Alaska Hulidies Ii
NEAR DIES Aofskp 70 acres. par.
slslls improves, from hoass. iafse
GLIDING ste-s ard toota, q nu TERMS
ROBERT AAi.THN.
as - 81 tiAsAA huildinx n
no tsc -
GREEN f-AkE nAHoAIH- 10 Aes-~
All improved firs fef plating.
ftUHEHf hAiThf.
~ - n Alaska nuildins II
Asrs.es Fer Safe.
NEW AcnE TRAc-ra
Fins. dep rich. hiAsA alder Lard
from use e tzn pr acre. q cash aua
per npnfhs neaf WIr~rfpa HsAlton.
on nsu tsntou ear line otlg ~ rsnts
car farss fhin addition tstst ot-rHed
y tracts sela FIRST thr~s days " .
latter. - faeitie biesk. sad and
lesisr. ~
NORTHERN PACIFIC g " Ana ..
acre tracts. ore hard iAnds ss.aa 90
sans payments free sHeurutnrs sept
~ ~ Arcade eio~s foe infefrms etsf
II
CHEAP xcRs.A tsI.Oag q grv~n
Lake Risa ballard. Also on Lax
Washington st - % On tsrtas u
9 PEE meath ufheFr rharwe fa4s
tirsfa az mazh ae< Ifitiansn. ths
e-nss. efflzs Ia Times block cutns
atskck
ACRE BARGAINS
At UNIVERSITY
Ore BAR sere ssnreesr'i. fasieK on car
s~n pAnt eli fsared has SITS aFz-saa
house and nathsslialnEs
IN EUfN 1T.
Nul isAss s<russ 90 cut tetsf. a.
TuE NELLY sEcrRiTY co.
- Haefoo Heck
f-ssssnss Main ~ lid xzs
e. '-ss .sissssi,y esr. &C. sa 4
See Mee'ufaf taik ~ith a-nsr
-=--z-=--==---------- -
NEW rf.ar EAHr RTvERTos
FIns alder lara prize frosa ttsh ta
tsn PER sers ~tth fire spFihs wstsr.
Terms . ae~n ana q per rn@ath sAsu
SEINE fin. s.acrx tracts ssry cheap.
Il n sIcHofs
noofns - ard . tnion ti'k- ~ lat Ave
Ne is11
NEAR HFtkTT'T.s svERFr'r. INT IsH.
loasn .aii. halt 81 q Thoroughly
cisass<i. nice Ea-ation. sarrpaaaed ~
fins hnrpss. anal house barn tr
nunEHT AAtaTHY.
a. IN. 81 Alaska Building n
yfYTY DOLLARS BOWS ard us per
snonsh b.vs ons % our chet~e acre
tracts 81 Riysfton. level lard. soed
ROBERT MAf.Tny.
ms NH= II Alaska building N
ONE AcaE. ali Ia bearing fruit tres
ngrs LEGATION. handy 10 car. lee
ROBERT MALTBY.
sts n nj Alaska building n
gx< sst~-E.ss Iststs
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rooms. double construction. thor
nuEhlY fno-irru. on nice level lot on
cat llnn lot uniH - fzut alley.
This II a bargain af o. aha
THE REALTY SECURITY co.
Dc Boston Heck
Phones Main Eaas Ind. 1Sa
Or take University car. Get OF ~ Efo9
lsth ave northeast Bee Nccurdy
fafk with owner.
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R.si e .ss,s-cen.lno.d
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CITY water. sidewalks and street
lights Lots 81 up. 81 per week
Take car on Washington street 70
Southeast Seattle.
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f.0Sf- x bout 40 wednesday AFTER
noon. English setter dog. answers 10
name Or Rocky. color lemon and
white. lemon eara and dianopd
over left side ~ face. riRht upDer
egelanh white; license tar No ma
locked on collar other markings
known e. owner liberal reward N
returned 10 John H. MeManua. 1905
Eighteenth avenue. city. n
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Rel Ea.s.-centlnu.s

Real Eststs-Cortinves
-iS. 1fliisnea sslSs nor ss1b,Sr "a
serex and iass ard heips mere raof
people % get hefses than sny five
firn1s b. ksattie. because hs sells
cheaper ard On easier terms thar
Anyone else Gutns snt TO-DAY or to
nsesFss ard So Atlantic CITY Adj.
tioas right 90 the AXE front. en this
side ~ Lake W.ahtuKtsu. Take
~ buying bosk - tleksts twenty
safesmrn are ~ Atlantic rfsy stcfs
uhtn all the lots srr ~oid Never
again can You bay lake front 80
ehssn or call al & u Hiiiman's
aown town offices IN the Times
htark
Hsnssty and square dealing is eur
Hsstto. 10 you hHT Of ~ once yeu
are Gozsd customer Tor iff~. a. vs
Niii make yoA iaeusf. Come today
We are the owners
NEW k.roeu modern cottage. close 70
car. IL minutes ride from N~rnnd
asanurs large lot fine view SIC
e.sh. eAlanes ~ per month
e~hsi. on car tine G. isa small pay.
mTut dewu, balance TO suit
WILL trade - 90 e. acre. - fine farm
lard for eity property. CAf AT office
WE have also ftne tract Of xaaerfront.
ven rich eoi fire horne. for sale
ef trade f~ city property
WHAT have you 60 trade fs farm iands
for a tsrDofn uaderu rotfaRvf We
hAes fins ptsse Of property In city
worth ANs 10 trade for farm
y. 9. RIVERS q CO. ~ Arcade
CITY watsr. Sidewalks ana street
4 nFhs Lots - up q per w@eh
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sUsInFss pisecTosY

BOOTH WHfTsrf. rs kY .HANFoRD
Abstract Co. established fsa1 Base
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LOTS -
H9afheasf Seattle is the only afr8f on
The shore % lake Washinrfnn 10
minutes rids from the business cen-
ter shore lou can by lota Niih city
water fap~d % every lot side ~, I ~
afsA rttv~t hEhtH. ~ . up. terms 81
per sse& 80 one offers iptH 10 ciosa
II - cheap - come tasfaY. take
ear 81 Washington street. office
open Until y. a. every daF
hEAFfLk hpskEEEk FRS co.
i<Htf my JOB act q sell ny Groom
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