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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-10

states They are under arrest in Mon
treal
With me exception OF a horseback
ride in me afternoon President Roose-
yelt spent sunday following the I'M
auguration with his family and friends
r~lpcradne from tho iatgues OF his
"husy ia.
lhc tcrman steamer \uhia reported
on arrNa, az Hong Kong having sight-
~ 800 miles southeast of that port.
TWO apane~e sQuadrons one OF nine
bar 'e-hn~ and cruisers and the other
of lS large warships.
A fireman was killed ana TWO other
irainmen seriously injured in a head
on collision 80 freight trains ON the
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad near Den
auce q Hardly a solid car was left
Of The TWO trains
Tho British claims against Russia
growing ont Of the North sea Incident.
as anally submitted total Se35o0o II
viii be paid without demur
by Z rear-cnd collision OF two spe-
cal trains al Cliftoa Pa bearing the
Ohio eneiueer battalion and the Tippe-
eanoe club u Cleveland. o. en- route 10
Washington 10 participate in the in
auglral parade seven persons We're
killed and more than score injured.
The California assembly. 10y a vote
of az 70 20 passed BIN prohibiting
pool selling or wagering on horse
races. and he senate, 93 10 II passed
he Ralston anu-prize fight bill
Three deaths from yellow fever.
OF Americans. have occurred n the
Panama canal zone since May. lsoi.
according 10 a dispatch from GOV.
Davis
Joda Wilson constable Of Barren
Fork township Howell county. Missou-
ri. was assassinated by an unknown
person Who shot him through a win
dow.
The cotton crop fin German East
Africa Is about four million pounds OF
seed cotton
Friends in Denver have received in
telligeuce Of the death. in Monte Carlo.
France. of former United States SEN
ator Edward O Woicott of Colorado
Inc santa re haiiIoad 60 VIII al
mos eN'lrelE 'eoula ~ tracks and
pea lh Ne" Mexico. IN order 10
avoid flood injuries
me great ana oFerrhadoWins Gties-
non lot russia lna' oi granting me
people voice 70 'Ae government re-
lor'nS' y s'lii uhu''lded. Inc ear has
hol vet gwen tne word
He sA''-4ls'rlmlna'ion hill has been
lasSe" ~ me Nausas legislature. and
~. 'e',''e -Ht signature OF Gov hocn. /
rs N@.'i''"'a senate wants con
~ W. so'eih'hen' oin'lais 20 20 f.
ol'.,' i'i'- ~ 'ts'i-'' Japanese immi-
7la''ou'
n" g. .''i- y ~" uea'n' 10 non 4
'a"e + anloTu' oolh I
~ '''e ai'i"' ii'd ''A 'sla'uie' q I
.rl"' + Y TIT ps0' adjourned
w n s'ilNe ~ Warsaw
russian foiand mas been compromised 4
i, 'oi',pans siaH .'HE nine hour
'"'' anu VAC Ahtn nave IeluIheG 70 I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-10

few weeks ago Roeerr Burns fam
'rs Bible was sold at auction for
s1tio The Bible was printed by
John Reid n Edinburgh. u 1856. and
would have been almost worthless
had i not been Tor rhe faCrthar Oh The
f-s. title page -h.re vsre written by
Burns hand 9 few lines relating TO
himself and his family
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-10

Headquarters Of Gen Ronnenkampff
near Oubenepusa. Saturday. March 4. 5
a. H.. via Mukden. March 6-The road
northward is crowded. SO far as the
eye can reach. by a continuous file OF
two-whceled Chinese carts fun OF Rus
sian wounded. the best testimony OF
The yalor With which the army Of the
east lighting continuously for fort
night has defended every inch OF
ground over which il has beer com.
PEELED by superior numbers to retire.
Each cart bears from three to five
wounded men. whose exhaustion is al
most TOO utter for them to feel pain.
scarcely Groan j. Heard.
Scarcely a groan or cry is heard-not
even the means Of the dying only the
dismal croak Of the rude wheels and
the thud OF the ponies hoofs are audi
be. Most Of the wounded have their
heads covered with Chinese blankets or
dirty coats stiff with coagulated blood.
hiding wan and dirty faces. distorted
with pain sunken eyes and expanded
nosirils Here and there is seen a cart
with two wounded men. between whom
IS a corp>c which. with every jolt.
pounds against the helpless living com
rades OF the man on whose face death
had sealed the distortion Of unbear-
able agony.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-10

Gifts and bequests 10 Americans for
charitable educational and miscella-
neous philanthpnio objects iu 1904.
mounted % a little more than forty
s.X millions thirty millions Jess than
IN 1903 and sevenrg-seven millions
less than in 1901 The great boom year.
Hence much scratching and shakiny
" heads ay the newspaper sages.
What means Tails decline and fall0f
u receipts A dilgent reading az th.
stockmarket reports for large part
Of 1905 seems to explain sufficiently.
There can be no doubt that the gold
en- age of accomplishment. among the
mass % those who accomplish al all.
IS rounded cIt az f0 CT ID the yicinago
~ THAT year Yet IT was a happy modi-
fca-i0n which was made hy Dr. Osle-
90 tle alumni banquet. In q witty cor
ioguy wth President Remsen that
some men are f0 when they are 40.
and others are 81 whom they are - I"
i may BE assumed. therefore. that
The doctor b applying The chloroform.
would not Fix the age ~ uselessness
uuvaryingiv an 50 Years
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-10
I, valley Of Death.

The valley in front Of the Russian
position has become a valley Of death
Corrses strew the debatable ground
from which neither side can remove
us dead.
Again and again the Japanese
charged down the slope and up the
hill Again and again the Russians
concentrated, trying to gain pos
session Of "the hill with the tower"
No quarter was asked for or given
by either side The enmity ceased only
in death Here sits q Japanese upon
a stone. moments pause for rest
having stretched him out into eter-
nifty There lie two foes with bayonets
shcathed in each Others breasts
Everywhere c"rrscs.
Everywhere corpses ~ corpses -
cornses For two days the Russians
had been concentrating a heavy ar
ullory fire on the hill with the tow
err stopping the Japanese sapper
work. AT two o'clock in The morning
yesterday the Russian skirmishors
heard noise on the hin with the
tower" Creeping forward they dis
covered that the Japanese were heap
ing mp corpses as defense The Rus
sian field batteries Immediately opened
fire and forced a cessation of the work.
Japanese Driven Back.
At dawn yesterday the Japanese at
tackled the Russian positions near
Oubenepusa. The attackers were
scarcely recognizable as valiant Jap
anese So mechanically did they move
forward, and with undying persistence
attack, only 10 be driven back, They
repeated this at ten in the morning.
after preparatory artillery lombard
ment and reached the Russian
trenches. where a bayonet fight en-
sued. At the crucial moment
Gen Alieff commanding the van
guard arrived on the scene with two
companies and turned the scale against
the japanese Among the wounded was
Llcut-Col Iirostitsky Of the general
STAFF. who nevertheless remained al
the front
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1905-03-10

To-day Circumstance place 3 com
mander completely out 81 sirht IL his
army He IS usually located an least
ten Or fifteen miles from the firing
line and 10 many instances is even
farther away He sits Do a room
whence radiate telephone and tele-
granh lines - The remorest portions
= The field placing him in instan-
taneons communication with his prin-
cinal slbOriinares
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26
WELL KNOWN
THURMAN DEAD

Joe p Goldsmith. a noted turfman
Or this city. died at Providence hoH-
pitai Saturday night an Tho result
IF am operation from which be failed
fo rally lH spite n nll efforts TO AID
recovery from the shock
fie Waa resident of this city
for 10 Ysafr. and came here from
California. where be- ives wen known
q the sporting fraternity.
lie Was Al years of age. and
leaves besides hia wife. Lizgie. three
children. Anne. G. Grant. Z. aud
Charles 2 Relatives conduct large
business az Ia Conner. and the de-
ceased mans mother survives him.
Funeral services viii be held ia
The chapel of the uouney Watson
company a. o'clock Monday after
noon. Goldsmith has many friends
and the floral tributes testify 70 the
esteem In which be waa held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26
Talks or
PUBLIC OWNERSHIP

Rev. Herbert Stanley. pastor Of
the Peoples church delivered Ice
turo Sunday on the question Of
municipal ownership a. the X Of =.
hall aud presented some very Inn
portanf seaH0ua why public utilities
should ~ under the control o.
munleipailfiea
lie nOintfd out that water de-
partments that Wore formerly mu
BY private companies had become
grGAt public benenta IS being iGgna
ferred 10 the ownership Of cities
lie showed where they had been
public IhYenus producers. never
having failed wherever "a thorough
test had been given.
he cited the caa ~ public cleo
trio light plants. where prices had
been lowered and the standard Of
service increased Immediately after
The transfer 81 the plants from the
private 10 the public ownership. he
charged private owners Of these
public utilities with deliberately
holding up prices IN order 10 IN
crease the revenue Of the at1ehhoid-
ers. and asserted that many com
panieg had been excessively capt
talizod for the purpose ~ lnereaa.
ing the profits 81 those interested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26
'NUTHER BUNCH
OF SOLONS

Tho irrigation committee # con-
Efeaa Wah entertained Ia the city
Tor e. feW hours sunday The deic-
gates arrived here from the south,
where they have been inspecting the
irrigation projects IN California.
Texas, New MEXICO and Arizona,
nHa are now ou their way 90 east
eru Washington and oregon for the
purpose af gathering Information %
the projects lu the Pacific North
wet
The congressional. members IF the
delegation are Senators q. q. New
innda aud e r. Dubois. Representa-
tvea M0udeil ". a. Heedcf. a. g.
Cooper and W T.. Jouea saug en-
RiHeera and surveyors on the ~ork
are with the party
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26

spring lamb. i8a4. dresa.o
.nali. sWthe. live rabbits. os ssal'
Hams, Bacon and lard.
Hams, taes bacon. tFe.L,.
ltet lara, White Star, t I,S'
White Rose. aAc ''fes.
Poultry.
Ducks, dressed. i7nfae. 49,.
dressed. fhattGr. hons 49,
HpfiHE chickens. zoe pound. fatLstst
fancy local arerHra zg0z2f.
Nuts.
Brazil. per ~, 1850. eaeoars,.
per doscn. Soc: Nainutn -
liah. ii@ises neeaun. I7stiaz
nIhefia. i3e. black waiaijts ~
hickory nuts. 7c. huftetHafs
Jap prnnutn. &C.. VIrg.uia pesr,',.
g. Jumbo peanuts. pei ainoss.
Fish Oysters. Etc.
foleH. SCI black COD. fAe ling Goa
g.. crabs. 1000 l5a CLAIMS. otsa
~ piHshl NINp. eiHmH. per esck
tlb0s oysters. Olympia. uer 60
1850. open bulk. per galIsB, ~ -
salmon les5 salmon tout. -.
skinned perch. Or. ahrImHa. gatss
founders, &c. herring Dr.. Iobsts.t
i7he. smclt Co., sturgeon. s.. 49,
bara, &c. hallbut CaIe. perch ~
Flour. "
Patent Per bbl fi75; Crow,
" 10 hiHHsH0ia hard wheat -
PiliabHry. - PlIlHbHfyn Best ~.
standard Dakota. &C. giymplc "a ~
Electric. f47a. Holly. il76. golds.
Northwest. s. 70. Electric IIgbs
fl2bi Gold Medal. g 60. Ton Eosess
tAfb, eenteunialH. best. tt76. Coz
drop. F4zb. Patent Excellent. sisr-
Novelty a. tfaB We
Cereals.
Whole wheat. Zoe. peg bale. sata.
whole wheat flour per Dbl. glfa.
graham. bhL 1875. per bale. fam
hbi 81 rye flour. Per bhl fgw.
rye meal. per bale g 30. buekwhsss
per hbl O.: buokWheat. Ger 49,
1875 corn meal. Toe. per bale. ssis.
per Dbl. t3.f5 white corn mssi
hos. y per bale. $50. folisd az
Dbl Z. q. Co. t61s. wheat naL.
boz 7g he. f2z0. farlna -, ~,
1850. farms, lQ-lb sacks. per 49,
-, hnminy. large. per Dbl. ftN.
felf-raiaing huckwheat. ssHa. e,ss
f2fb. pearl barley. zB.Ib ho,..
1850. pearl barley. i91-lb saets III.
split peas. sfb80f5 %. popcorn -.
ewt. TACO. cracked wheat. per a..
t8O0.
Honey
California strained, per IN. te.
California sage. per ID. lie; hons,
extract. per ID. 7asHc: oFeres
grape cream. i0-case iots. sss.
honey. Yakima. izMe.
Feed.
Oats. per ton. tsIa52: bran. %,
ton. TIA p. barley. rolled. per Ton.
SO boa 81. feed wheat. per ton Isl
q az dairy chop feed. per Ton. ~.
oil meal per ton. $40: best chon
ti'42s. whole corn. ton tz7. shorts
per ton. t2a.
Hay.
Eastern Washington tinooshv
$500 alfalfa. si2oo. wheat 49,
az. Eastern Washington. dorbis
compressed. 1870. Puget sound
hoy. fto@Iz
Poultry Food.
Oyster shells. zoos. ton. fss. clam
shells. looa. TO. bone meal. 1tss
t5zs gfanuiated bones. fees. co. On
2ta and Sos g. per ton higher.
Grain ard Grass Seed.
Red clover. Prime cwf. sfTes.
aisike. choice. flI. white clover. sc
N2Gi timothy. per cwt. t6.co.
orchard grass SIC %. red ton 80
10. English rye grass. s.. Italian rye
grass. s.. bronze grass. tIs. Tan
meadow cat grass. SIS. Ksntucty
blue grass. tiz0 rs. pasture mixture,
oplands. iioatZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26
The MARKETS

faNfff EHifN cleaned up on Wet
eHn avenue Monday morning 10 the
satisfaction n the merchants. The
steamer goods from California are
due Tuesday. The warm rains q
late have spoiled this years cherry
crop All the black cherries ready
10 be picked were split open by the
rain EnRn made n remarkable adj
vance from 2l 70 20 cents yer dozen.
This IL the fret time eggs have adj
vanced apprcciably prior 10 July I.
Vegetables.
Beans. dry. per cwt. fs-2E1 ais.
small whites. ts.2t41Tt. large
whites. sa4Af2s pink beans. f5.2s
buyo beans. 1878 green beans. JOE
re. wax green beans. Ice; wax beans
lie per ID. bestr. per sack. tLto;
parenips. per sack soc. native car
foiH. per sack 1850. lemons. s82s.
eaulifluHar. per ease. fL25s native
eAuiifiQWef. per case. 90 q use. gar
lie new. I2iac. &c 10. Texas onion.
800 Fer case. Egypt onions. per
u &c. California onions. e per
ID spinach. crate sec. lettuce.
si4s, head lettuce. per do9. zoe.
parsley. csc duz. carrots. tt.9a box.
daz Yakima potatoes, t2e8gT.
peF sack. YakiIna potatoes. &c i n.
Greeley potatoes. s22eaa 2&o0. new
California potatoes. lac pound
white River potatoes. t2aoog asvo.
Minnesota potatoes. tz5.oe. sweet
potatoes. IS per ID. apples.
fancy per box. sao0. California
sweet potatoes. sa5o. new White
River potatoes. &c 10: artiehokes.
daE- ssr. native fhuhArb. IL q &C..
Soc dUz. summer asparagus. re q 81;
green peas. 50 Ice. green peppers
Sc ID. telephone pcas. &c. Aissis-
alnpi Tomatoes. sL5s per crate.
summer squash. Sc. native turnips.
los doz. fiat Dutch cabbage lAc.
native cabbage. ihc: green corn.
Per dor sec. cucumbera. e0cM8Agg.
German cucumhers, ti.T5 per ease
uutmcEH. Sf00 per case.
Fruits.
Bananas. bunch. S2.6oMt7. dates.
u. 5 = Hge. FIGS. ~ ID bricks. Ills.
figs. needlcEa, I0-ih cartons. 60
a9sc; EHape fruit. heedlcss, 8ago
nt2.f5. iimeH. soc Ter hundred.
mrditranien sweets. box. s. z5i new
fancy oranges, box. $50 a.bo. cram
berries. SO, Florida pineauries. per
ease 50. pinearpicH, fancy. tA2b.
per dos EDuaEhErrits. &c H. Cal
cherry HlauF. zoe case. npficots.
$1,000 les case cherries. 3bc $50.
California peaches. s4entl crate
May Duke cherries 7He per crate:
California plums. si.25 per ease:
erauhcfftea Sc per at eanteloupes.
$500 per eases Australian apples.
1850 case rcd currents. g. % ease.
rasphcrrIes. 92s0 case. hlackherrios.
$50 box Wild blnckbcfries $3.50
case. Ereen pears. Si.09 case; straw
berries. Mnrshnlls. ti600 Clark
seedluFa s2Gtm1.t0.
Butter and Cheese
Washington cheese. lsiac. cream
brick cheese. iEc. California cheese.
iatkc. oregon cheese. i5c. Eastern
cheese. t4iac; butter. native cream
cry 22c, cooking. i5n 2ee. California
fresh creamery. atc.
Eggs.
Strictly fresh ranch. doz, ga Csc.
Oregon eggs. aoe.
Sugar.
Golden a. in sacks. 1855. extra c,
IN sacks. t5.e5; powdered. m bar
rela, tG40s dry granulated. ga sacks.
fe.f5. cube. IN barrels, zG55, beet
sugar, t6soh. maple sugar. i0uI2t &c.
Less = c II paid within IS DAYS.
Meats.
Cows. beef, &c. stcera. 7Ac; NUT
ton "a a Sc: pork. 7Q 7kc; lamb. DC;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26
PITCHERS BATTLE

ANAcoRTEs. June 2e.-The
woodland Heights team. o. Seattle
were taken into camp hY the Ana
cortss baseball team Sunday by a
score ~ 2 to !. The pitching Of O,
Laughin. OF Anaeorten. was SUI
perb. lie allowed only two hits. and
retired n men on strikes. Wood
ruff. % the Woodlands did almost
az weli lie allowed thrce hits and
retired nine men. The features Of
the game acre the playing Of J.
Johnson af third base and the gateh-
Inc af Leslie and Dean. The game
was % well played and Ho close
that the managers ~ bath teams
decided on a return same tn August
Anacortes secured two runs three
hits. and emily ore error was count
"a against them. The Woodlands
we're credited with one run. two hits
ana made three errors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26
FARMS
0lk
Al Il

I0N
ALL.
~ acres rich soil near kingston can
Dee easily cleared. Price only fiaa
Two choice s-arre tracts north q
Green Lake. both for $50. WIN sell
choice Tor $40.
l4 acres near nnihelI. partly cleared.
nice orchard. 8gH Ten acres near
the above Tor only SO
l2 acres near Pearson. Improved, Tor
81 20. water plped Go house.
% acres water front. hiEhiN improved.
one u the finest on sound. s. s0O
viii exchange for choice Seattle
property.
60 acres 81 miles north ~ Woodinvilie.
partly Improved. for 81. 100.
~ acres two miles from MHlthy large
clearing and fair buildings. 81 10.
Fine W-acre farm convenient TO Sc-
attic, well improved. nice lot Of
stock. all for Hp0a VIII exchange
Tor Seattle or Ballard property worth
not over g. 300. ON cash basis
n acres. well improved. 20 exchange
Tor Seattle. Fremont or Green Lake
home Ask about this II you want a
fine paying proposition.
l have number Of other good prupo-
HitionN.
L. J sPRENGIE. aa0 Arcade Bldg.
Phones. Main iig5 aud A G1i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26

sfMI.A. india. June - A rumor
IL circulated that Lord CurEon has
either resigned as vicer0y or Vii
shortly do 30. AZ n result Of the do
clalon % the home government 20
place Lord Kitchener IN complete
control of the India army. CuF1on
advised against tho governments
military program for India
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26

WAR; WAR; Boycotted because
am selling all my close Ia acre tracts
ard houses so cheap on terms Of
cents a day. We own over ons-half
million dollars worth % cloae=ln &c.
attic suburban property. and Will
sell On cheaper aud easier terms than
anyone else over 100 people bought
their homes IN Seattle % 9. y Hiil-
man. AZ % aalsamcn IN my officeR
rooms. /. or Z Times block. are al.
ways busy Bee the rnHpherrtea. 10
feet high. In our offices today. III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26

Tw0HoanR & COMPANY. =.
lave Shape ON lleuarn aud Lots All
700 Fine rvs 4sc '!3sioo in. en-
man Para 90 down. balance
$40 ilnt lots. tsiao. nice and level
no Htumps. itann Second hadl-
ton. Terms
ttb0# Lot on Franklin avenue, basluo
one block from lulfrfnlW ear
tdo0ef,ot on Franklin nveAuc, @siD,
close tu both Lake Union HHo
ilas@carnef re aaal5o ii niTslaW r
addition. Queen Anne iiili two
blocks east IT queen Anne ~.
Unue Fine view Of Olympic
tmoa6 room house. corner lot tasho.
TUth avenue. z blocks NORTH 81
Madison street Terms
p.oo- room 5ot,ags. @edsra. iat o.
100 all street imuruN fmruiH ln
aud Hald fen nn" loehugn.
blocks from Rainier Heights
g. 20 just completed. fine modern.
Groom huuHH at llEhtnu
teach. acre ~ rrauud Win 81
J block from car lhs. brauttthl
o. sea Flne Usruom new ard mqdefnt
HaH aud electric liHht larFe W
tnNNHs corner Tot HHANa"
hiuukr zfrum East Union aud
MHdfaHa park ear Terms
9 loo New Hfnom cottage. rutftif
modern. ! hluek east Of iifaHd
way and Pike rhr line lot asH
iuO. fine view 81 Lake MuHHiHH
ton and Cascade. cement fauu-
dalton and cement cellar under
the whole house. Terms.
O. td=tinr room house an queen
Anne. just finished. 4 rooms un
lower floor 8 rooms ard bath nn
upper. cement foundation HnN
cellar nuo fire place in HiitlnE
room. large FsfanuH4 eufncf lot.
hkisN Ttrma
81 l5a Nuad many people would likr
90 i've an capitol fiiH but they
find it too expensive we'll here
your chance Fine GROOM hnHHr
Just completed containing Hfl
modern improvements. fire
place. large FHfnuaaa inf Nhta1
1uat such home na many wish
for but NOT many realize 10Th
avenue north ! block from Vol
uuteeH Park SO down balance
un easy terms.
IMUHOGEH A CO
nE Oriental hlutk
A aN Phones Main lAil
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Nu. Leo was ordered 10 appear
before Judge Martin al $3.50 Monday
morning to answer the charge Of
frequenting saloons. bat was not
tried. o. the Judge failed to pat IN
an appearance. Tho police fay Mw.
Leo has been lettering around rh-
looms Tor the past three weeks and
u very fond Of using language thar
o. not permitted In the beat Of b0-
ciety She il out on a SO bond.
Joseph Lap. Is, was arrested BY
Policeman Drake this morning for
maliciouaiy and felouioufly taking
one pine rose buah valued AZ 81
from the premises Of J, r. Arm
strong. Young Lap waa not con
tent with the blossoms alone. but
took the bush. roots aud all BE
took the plant before he enlisted In
the navy three weeks ago A guard
started from Bremorton Monday
morning 10 take him back 10 the
training ship T. s s Wisconsin. AZ
soon a. the city officials are through
With HIM Ills parents I've at Noas.
Judge Martin will Try the case n
1850 Monday night
The members OF the police force
swaopod down upon the saloons and
former gambling houses sunday
night TO see N things we're tight"
Only a fcw friendly card games werc
found.
There will be a nesting Of the
city council Tuesday night Only
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a NEAT HOME CHEAP.

A NEAT HOME. CHEAP
sot sasia RUNNING ffum street 20
street an tu Eafden aud lawn.
chicaen house. aud picket fence ali
from Madiaoa. iisif cash. balance
fiiEi.AN 4 COSTELLO
asst Globe building
Phones Main iea Ind 1919
FIFTEEN acres. five ~ which nff
under cultivation. SNAIL orchard IT
assorted fruits. and Homr berries q
roam HOUSE and stable. well % good
water located Two miits from Haste
Alarbuf. price ti.fn.
FIVE acres, at EaKie Harbor. al
cleared and fenced with rlnHtHs
water on a.. hnc view ~ the sound
TEN acres q waterfront. near Man
sanltss t-fuasn hauas. and eams ffdIi
about hau cleared q 80. an tefiass
HAMtt.EfuN & OLSEN
600 Marion Building
THERE Is NONE BETTER
Than this Z acres Of land. only 8 mla.
Htss walk from car. half eiearsdI
u0W asfuum catfakes on county road
o. rit1. near afadsd school and
stoffa Prise BE. terms aud tlll4
guaranteed
CHARLES r ADAMS.
~ euimnu building IT
GET INTO BUSINESS
and Into an attractive home. Close %
lake and car lluF Ga coed street
An active. growing center NireiK
fftMinENA NtHfNfuntu. Hfur kHA uaaN
living rooms tN rear handaafna
apartments overhead. E rooms haii.
Food iaFEr lot Nnum Tor hadffinHs
hulidlnEs uiE thiuK for a little
money lisa a par ~ it down the
remainder &C. accommodating terms.
This e property that Nill auirkfY
ref Tor itrr.f and SURELY aud rapidly
CHARLES s0MEnh COMPANY.
ais Alaska muiidlnn =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26

Wheat land IN the Big Bend country.
Price - 10 80 per acre. A Thomn-
son iGl Jefferson Place. Ballard.
Phone Ballard ISL. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-06-26
AT Ballard

Monday might the city council OF
Seattle will decide who Is 10 lay 'he
one half mile Of water mains ueeea-
nary 10 connect the Seattle system
with the incorporate limits Of Bal.
lard More than two and nehali
milea OF pipe viii have 70 be laid
before Cedar river water can be used
Ia Ballard. which cannot be- com
plaied before September ], a. the
earliest
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4 60 49, NNKN
/ NeHi Fntata rifles p Specially.
EMIL y uftANnT
( Attorney ana Councillor At Law
bst lHmhrf Exchange
Phone Main a.
/ Mortgage Loans Negotiated.
1 Real Estate Probate and Gnrs
I pufation Law.
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