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The Washington times., 1905-12-26
FRANCISCAN FRIARS
go TO BETHLEHEM"
Brothers Almost Overwhelmed by Great Throngs at Mt
st. Sepulchre to See Ceremonies of Laying Babe
in Manger Christmas Eve.

esting part of the ceremonies Beneath
the foundations of the chapel IS a faith
full imitation of the Roman catacombs
ending in the exact reproduction of the
Grotto OF the Nativity OF Jerusalem.
Upon the high altar. during the cele-
bration of the mass. lay figure Of the
Christ child. At the close OF tais SER
vice. this figure was blessed by the cell
ebrant and carried by him. the rest Of
the brothers following In procession.
through the catacombs to the nativity
chapel. the monks chanting as they
marched the "Adesta FideIis." When
the nativity chapel was reached. the
deacon recited the gospel. and at the
words On Latin) land Mary took the
child and wrapped 1t in swaddling
Clothes" the celebrant deposited the
Christ child In the manger.
"Going TO Bethlehem"
This ceremony is enacted by the
friars of Mt St Sepulchre every Christ
mas morning and is termed By them
going TO Bethlehem"
Following this ceremony. two low
masses were said in the grcttO which
concluded the services for the time be-
ing Those who attended the services
at the Mt st. Sepulchre chapel followed
the procession through the winding cat
acombs. but only a small number We're
able to gain access to the grottO dur
ing the services held there
The church and high altar were hand
somely decorated with palms. rare
pines and ferns. and exotic plants from
the magnificent greenhouses OF the
frlars.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
LANSTON-GRAP HOPHONE
THE ONLY FEATURES
Market Dull and Listless With Changes
Only in These Two
Stocks.

The "morning-after" feeling was re-
sponsible for an extremely dull and list
IS market. and it was not until Lam
ston had been reached that the slight
est interest was shown in the course OF
prices. The recent rise In the stock
had given confidence to buyers. and sew
eraI orders from unexpected sources had
given a good tone that promised 30
carry it even higher Commencing with
a sale of 100 at 1413. the price fell rapid
" on each sale. closing at 141s. with Of
fers to sell 1.OoO-share lots at close to
ruling figures. Offers to pay IA for sew
eraI hundred shares steadied the price.
and the orders were still untitled at the
close
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
COTTON TRADE CONFINED
TO PROFESSIONALS S

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-With the cot
ton markets at New Orleans and Liv-
erpool closed today. the volume OF trade
on the cotton exchange here this morn
ing was confined to professionals FIRST
prices were l point lower 70 points
higher Such news as came TO hand
contained little on which 10 base an
opinion. The weather map showed gen
orally clear conditions all through the
belt. except for a little cloudiness along
the Atlantic coast.
Opening quotations: December. u.55g
11.5e; January. 11.55d1156: March, 1850
u-ss; May. II .99a12 90: June. 1202 asked.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
CAPT. 7. H. WILSON
DIES ON CHRISTMAS DAY

The Christmas celebration among the
soldiers at Fort Logan, Col, was
abruptly ended yesterday, and the
rnerryrnakers were plunged into grief
by the death or Capt. Thomas II. VIII
son, ccmmisary officer OF the Second
Infantry.
Report of the death was received this
morning by General Ainsworth. mill
tary secretary of the War Department.
The captain. who had been in good
health until the last few days, fell q
victim to acute pneumonia
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
GEN. JOHN CAMPBELL
DEAD AT COLD SPRING

Brig. Con. John Campbell, L. S. A,
retired, who enterd the army service in
1S4T, and retired in 1885. died yester
day Mt Cold Spring, y. Y, after under
going an operation. News OF the death
was received ut tho War Department
this yso=nias by General Ainswortn,
military sccretarY.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.
Ex dividend.

The annual election of directors for
tho National Metropolitan Fire Insur1
nnce Company was held today. and the
following were chosen: c. f. Norment!
William +. Mattingly, William H
Hoeke, George c. HenninS, William A.
Gordon. Edward +. Droop, +. II. Droop.
d " ns Graw- and Samuel Cross
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

A circular issued by the American
Graphophone Company. announcing that
at the annual meeting on January 8 a
proposition would be submitted to the
stockholders increasing the capital stock
from 5000. coo. as at present. to $1,000
0O0 and increasing the par value from
$40 to 500. was not received with much
favor. and on sales of 300 shares the
common stock ran off from 8 to fA,
while the preferred was heavy at 3 on
an equal amount of selling.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

Announcement is expected within
thirty days as to lease of James J.
HIS enormous iron ore deposits to the
United States Steel Corporation.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

The Russian situation continues grave
but indecisive, but little attention is
paid 10 it at this time by followers of
the market.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

Gross earnings of Baltimore and Ohio
for October and November were largest
on record, running close to 5000. .00O
The net earnings for November were
81 245, ,257 which were only $500. 900 less
than for September. the largest in the
history Of the road.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

No bids on an isue Of SZ. 10000 31s
bonds authorized by the city OF Boston
were received by the treasurer last
week. High money rates. speculative
municipal bonds have made IL impos-
slble 10 float a loan at such low rate.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

No authoritative statement on the
status of Metropolitan Railroad and
Metropolitan Securities is given out, but
officials declare that all stockholders
viii. be treated alike.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

On good authority the statement is
made that back dividends or Republic
Steel preferred win be paid off within
the next few weeks, preliminary TO
the merger with Tennessee Coal and
81 900.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

At Il o'clock the rate on money was
quoted at L per cent. but prices con-
tinued TO soar, no attention being given
TO ii by traders
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales of the board, including after
call, amounted 10 $4,000 in bonds and
1899 shares of stock Following are
the sales and quotations of today's
market:
United States registered As, 5000
1924
washington Gas Certificates, 5000
IFS
Capital Traction. 2O@14sA. zoo
1879. 2OG1497s-
Washington Street Railway common,
1004215.
american National Bank. lOa1S214. 10
1lS21s
Lanston, 1OOd14ik. 1OOG14@s, 1Oca141.. 100
G14Jk 100d14L 1O0G141s.
GraphOphone common, 10oq5, 1Ood45s.
I0Od4ss
Graphophone preferred. 1096s. 1OOQ
9. 100Q9. 100QS5s.
Greene Copper. 100 q 301z.
After call-Metropolitan Railroad
SIS, S2.OO0@1171z.
Washington Street Railway pre-
ferTed. 1O0@S91s-
National City Bank. 2di3S.
Greene Copper, 100G391z, l09G3G5S. 1000
30ss, 1OOQ301z.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
Looking for a Home?

We have many properties to sell Sonns
are bargains. and. of course. some are
not We would Ike 70 suit every p-cs-
pective buyer. and we believe we can
find very nearly. II not exactly what
you are looking for among the large
number on our books. At any rate. let
US tfy. Well not point out a bargain
that isn't one Thousands have been sat
isfied. That's the test
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-The following
prices are quoted on the cotton market
today:
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

Mergenthaler showed additional
strength. the bid advancing full point
over that OF Saturday, with one sale
Of ten shares at 1918. and a closing
bid but a fraction less.
The bond market was entirely neg
lected, though prices showed small
changes from last week.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

Today is a public holiday in England
and all exchanges are closed
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

An inquiry for 30 shares Aetropoli-
tan Citizens Bank stock found ready
crfer to sell at $50 while equally prompt
was the offer to pay $40 for it. For a
quotation lot of 10 shares the prices
were closer together.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

A bid of 265 for Columbia Bank and
an offer to pay 20 for five shares is tn
highest price ever offered.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

The rise in Anaconda is attributed
TO the strike Of a very rich vein of
copper, which. If all reports are true.
will be one of the greatest unds for
some time.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

There was slight weakness in Capital
Traction, which broke through the loo
mark on the selling of 60 shares, while
1t continued TO be offered at the sell
ing price. The balance of the railroad
list was entirely neglected, and the mar
ket seemed bare of commission orders
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

The midnight mass and procession to
Bethlehem, celebrated every Christmas
eve and morning by the franciscan
Brothers. IN their monastery at Mt. ST.
Sepulchre. near Brightwood. was attend
ed by a larger number of persons Mon
day morning. than for five years. Street
morning to accommodate the people who
came TO witness the ceremony
The services began promptly at u:30
o'clock Sunday night with solemn mat
ins. the brothers led by the superior
of the house. the Rev. Father Bede, en-
tering the large Byzantine chapel in a
procession. intoning the Gregorian
chant.
Chapel Packed.
Although the chapel is large build
Ing. It was packed. and the monastery
proper had 70 be ransacked for chairs
to scat the overflow. the brothers haY-
ing prepared for q smaller attendance.
At times there was barely standing
room for the brothers about the high
altar
On the stroke of midnight, solemn
high mass was celebrated by Father
Bede, assisted by Friar Fidelis. deacon,
and Friar Theophilus, subdeacon. The
mass was chanted by the friars. many
of whom have fine voices. AT the close
of the mass. Holy Communion was given
to the assembled brothers rs well as TO
over 200 Catholics. many of whom had
come long distances to attend the cere-
nony.
After the mass came the most inter
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

IReported by W. B. Hibbs & Co.. .ls
street Members New York Stock Exchange.
Shicago Board of Trade. and Washington
Stock EXCHANGED
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

The Norfolk and Western railroad.
which is one OF the most valuable sub
sidiary companies OF the Pennsylvania,
will make a new record this year, which
promises to be the best in it's history.
Under the control OF the Pennsylvania
f. has constantly increased its dividends
and at the same time large improve
ments have gone steadily on. II the
last five years freight earnings have
increased 81 per cent. For the year the
full 1 per cent was earned on the pre-
ferred stock. and more than 7 per cent
on the common.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

The New Orleans and Liverpool cot
ton markets are closed today Prices in
the first two hours had not changed
more than point.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
GOVERNMENT BONDS

'Ex-dividend. 1% per cent.
"EX-dividend. 21z per cent.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26

The market opened with a rush.
Anaconda, which closed Saturday at
PA. after a rise of, 20 points. opened
today at prices running from 22o TO
230. and before noon had reached 245.
The market was full OF buying orders
for Amalgamated Copper. which op-
ened up a point, and by IL o'clock had
reached 103 81, when there was no.
ticed some considerable liquidation,
though the price held well.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
STOCKS FEY HIGH
ON ACTIVE MARKET
Many New Records Made
by Issues.
ANAC SENSATIONAL
Jumps Thirty-six Points-Union Pa
cifc and Copper Follow
the Lead.
ANAC 0NDA SENSATIONAL

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-The market
has held well and continued thoroughly
active today.
High records for the year include the
steel stocks. Union Pacific. Copper. Ana
conda, Virginia-Carolina Chemical, and
Third Avenue.
The stock market, at the opening was
buoyant and active, and in that period
prices of a number of stocks sold at
the highest range reached in three
years, and in a few cases mado new
high-price records.
Orders to buy 10000 shares OF various
stocks were numerous. In Steel COM
mon the trading exceptionally
large. even for this big market. The
opening was 10000 from 3931 to 40. I'm
ion Pacific rose to 150as. a high record
Anaconda made an extreme advance of
sc points. to 80. American Smelling
rose SA. St. Paul. which has been ac-
cumulated persistentIy for two weeks
by the Wormsters. was bought by that
house again today.
Amalgamated Copper had about the
widest opening for any stock that has
been recorded in a long period. Mexican
Central were about the strongest of
the low-priced issues. and were bought
by important banking interests. In the
last few minutes there has been heavy
buying of Reading and Pennsylvania.
Government bonds were unchanged (;
other bonds steady.
The Washington times., 1905-12-26
~ITI-E INSURANCE srocKs

'E AND GRAPHOPAONE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY
PROGRAM READY
FEATURE OF EVENT WILL be BIG PARADE AND ExERcsrs 4,
GRAND IN TIE MORNING AND DECORATION or GRAVES IN
TIE AFTERNOON

Tho full program ~ tho Memorial
day exercises has been decided
upon The first feature Of the day
viii be the parade The various or
CARNATIONS participating viii aBe
femble on Flint the fright resting
on Madison aud will move In the
following order;
Eseofo 10 marshal. Washington
Company No. l. u ~ y. B.. ". NJ
TomllnHon. captain. commanding
Waguera band. platoon Of police.
under command Of Mayor Baiilnzer
and chief Delaney. Tenth United
States infantry hand Tenth United
States regulars. Colonel Noble com
handing. battalion n. q W. under
command Of Major Case. high
school cadets; Luben's band: Stew
ems Post No I. q. A. r.: John r.
Miller Post No. 10. q. A. r. Major
NeweifH drum corps James A.
Sexton Post No. i08. @. A. n:
Green Lake Post. @. A. r.; United
Spanish War veterans; Sons Of
Veterans carriages and automo-
biica with officials. speakers and
disabled veterans. Seattle Company
Uniform Rank. X OF r.. Trinity
Boys band Company A, Hibernian
Knights. under command Of 2. p.
Perry. fire department, under com
mand OF Ralph Cook. chief
The parade Will move At 10 a. m.
sharp. The line Of march viii be
up First 10 Pike. thence 10 Second,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

thence down Second 10 tn.
thence up Cherry 10 the 60.
opera house where The psrsas -,
be- Dismissed. N"i
fiaga VIII be placed % bsIf n...
end that business will be atispasSas
during iho parade.
Immediately after the pafaa. -
ezefeiaea viii begin a. the CO..
They Will be under The dlfeeliar ],
Lyman Banks, commander ~ -.
John y Miller Post. q A
viii consist Of the following 80. -
bera. Asa''
Trinity Boys band: ln.oe.,,,.
Rabbi Theodore =. Joseph. 49,.
sehol children reading Of orss-s
r. T Young. adlutant Miller -,
O a. r.. vocal solo. Hra 49,,
Edmonds. q. A. II. Ritual O..
mander Lyman Banks: cong -,
children. Linooln'a Address A. 81.
tyabufg. John = Hartman. -.
on The Rappah4nnOck. bY P,..s
Price Giles. accompanies. Mrs. -,
q Morrison; vocal solo, Mrt. iss.
ME Ermonds. memormiai 49,.
Rev. Fletcher l. Wharton, bss..
dietion, Rev Francis X. Pfsios.
tain.
Further ritual and decoration N.
ercisea will be held at the g. A
cemetery a. .. m. unesg H. A.
rscti0n OF Thomas c. Hopkst
commander Of James A. ssrsos
Post. G. A. X.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
BIG HOP
TRUST

PORTLAND. Ore. May sf.-Ar
effort Is under way 10 pool sFty
bale Of hops grown in the PAelhs
northwest during the seasoa q
1896.
The plan proposed Is 10 allow a.
rect voting representation 70 eTery
grower on the coast. those growers
having ten bales TO be allowed isa
votes. on a basis Of one vote for
every bale Of hops owned By eses
holder.
Those on the inside OF the pro
posed combine believe tha, ~ or
ganlzing they viii be able 10 kok
the market stiff and force the brew
ers to pay them a princsiy income
for their years work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
The MARKETS


Beans, dry. per cwt sssbaaTk,
small whites, ss.sAaN7ss faras
whites. tsQ9.ib: pink beans sg.sEt
bayo beans. S325; green bcnns' fOR
l2ci wax green beans. lie. wax beans
lao per III. beeta, pr sack. $50:
parsnips. per sack, zoe: lemons. s.;
flaccntiu cabbage. tas6: caulifiaw-
err case. t2.7b; garlic. new. ibc.
&c 10 TeNns onions. SC. EEYpt
onions. thc; California onions s6e
lhi spinach. crate, 16c, lettuce.
NWldo. head lettuce, dozen, zoe
parsley, 2bc dozs carrots. 6ke
doHi Yakima potatoes. ggG@a4s
per sack. Yakima potatoes. Sassra7s
Greeley potatoes, $4,000 2a.OO, new
California potatoes. 2Ao pouu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
LAW In
RELIGION

wISoNA LAKE. Ind. May IL
The Presbyterian general assembly
ended its sessions az noon to-day.
This lawyers named 20 prevent ltsai
acknowledgements in the consolidation
with the Cumberland branch are
Justice Harlan and Judge lAnnistn
OF New Jersey and Judge MeElYsin
81 Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

sept. sas-t. ait sssG
Corn
May. GA
July ass-4. 4s7-s. tt7.G
Sept. iss-s. q. ala
Oats
July. so5-a. sos-s. soi-a
sept. - 5-s. ait. as1-l
Pork
July. ia4s. iffo. ias2i-z
Laxefpooi--July wheat closed Ia
higher. a. o. i6i-2d
NEW YORK. May I'm. a.
lowing quotations ruled On q.
Stock Exchange today.
Higb. Low. closs.
Anal Copper. Tst-s. 7sI-l
Am Sugar. isl IS. isll-a ltif-t
Brook. r. T. tsi-s. Bsi-z ttt-t
Peoples Gas. 100 -. 100 IL iesf-a
hetrupoi, IFS IL. lis. iitf-z
a. s. steel. 20 IS. 2s7-s. zts-t
4. s s.. pfd. fas-s. s17-s ftf.t
Atehiaon. 20 is. 7sG-S. 7si-a
BAIT 4 o.. io7 Is. I67s "a. 1914
Can. Pac.. ifs 81. fff. 1885,
Erie. 80. 20 ~, ss7-G
Louis 4 ~. ftff-a
Ne Pae.. 90 IL. ssi-4. ssi-1
Perm aas s-4. IS "a. issa.4
Reading. 81 IL. ss7-t. SIT
Rock Island. - Ia. 2si-s. i6i-l
South. Pae. eff-t. soi-t q.
81 Paul. Ia IL. i7iE-G ff1i-i
Union Pae-. lis 2-4, iisi-s, 1874
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
WILL NOT ACCEPT

PHILADELPHIA. May 2I.-Foi-
lowing the meeting Of the directors
OF the United Gas & improvement
company President Dolan sent
communication to the council ~
nouncIng that the company NouS
not accept the proposition 70 ieass
the plant even II Il should he rau'
fled.
Captain John o'Brien. master -
the steamship olympia. hurt yese '.
day by falling lumber 49, ~
knocked him off his feet ana nv ~
the hold OF his vessel. was repos 'es
as much better Saturday ai'e .,i.'.s
by the attendants at ProfiaeH''
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
Per RsntFlats.
Nh. CRANE q CO INC.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
Vi-S-9 Eltsl BIDS, ID aud Pike.
Phones. 2oas

Apartments tn the new Manhattan
HuuuinE ga horcn Atenup and
Howell street We haNNoe number
Of dcltshtful apur unente 60 rent Ia
these new buildings. All apartments
include la the rVut hot and cold
water aud electric iFht Ne have
a number uf ATTRACTIVE tNu-fuoln
apartments. without bath. fOr sis
the same with bath. ue. the three
room apartments with bath range
IN price frem so Co So g. thc four
roam apartments Win bath from 80
e. Nisu| and ufIr fiNe#He um apart
ment with bath tor - 81 These
apartments afe en- new and aro NrrK
taatefuilv decorated. They lle with
tn tAHN watkins distance e the burst
nFaa part q the city er If Nuu pre-
fer 90 ride. are directly GA tuv Lake
Union car line. They are hY Ear the
best apartments in Seattle today for
the money aud all are steam heated
fou can either call az cur officc and
Ne will take pleasure Ia showing
you The apartments. gr Nuu viii find
an agent az The building who viii
show them 10 you.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27
GIVEN TEN MINUTES "
LEAVE TOWN

4 GIVEN EN- miNS \
= LEAVE TOWN
= Pat Coughlln and William
4 MeCunoch were tried by ~
4 lice Judge Gordon on SatQtes' !
= morning for being disofasts :
\ MeCuloch's plea was he'
= guilty and he got ten days u
4 the city jail. -, =
4 Couvhlin pleaded guilty ou'
4 talked harder and faster '.sa !
= MeCunoch. and was given :"
4 minutes 20 Kick the dust Of se :
4 attic Off his feet. He said ma .
4 he could do it and the s,s1 ,s :
4 was "plped Off by the el's "a !
= rihald jurors. who withessss :
\ Courhlln fade away on 'ns
4 western horizon near the VI" !
4 terfront !
4 Both are Ntuggites YOU.
\ honor. or Irish settlers --sa a,
a what we call the olass'of ials ,,', !
= Who hang out around the haus !
\ the Mug saloon" testified !
4 trolmau W. y. Carr, she affes' !
4 Ing officer. A
1890
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

Ne esn tbs lots. Jet - build you .
nice coftaas. planned amer taaf
eNn. ef shat ts better stgli Naur
Wtfse HHHs estiouH. Size to $50 esah.
sng balance same as rsut
We have aHs tsfoum rfq1efn cotfaKs
ready 70 erfupf, At e. GO ti1o eash
1hs e.teein modrFu. same NaY. IAas
per month
- AHwt&N cash. balance tlf0r me-
month. a . PER CENT fNTEH-
- Wit pat F0u iu Irusnediata -.
SESSION OF rev Huaztsrn raafn
house. standing 81 s 6aautifuf -
az iH Towers aad frasftH fsusuz
tgfl htHs lots ard : per cent Ia
lts. Come % our afflcs far par
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-27

FOR aALE-a-room house. In good re-
pair lot &axlSe. with an abundance Of
fruit and flowers. iuHt east Of Madis
son street power house. overlooking
Lake Wellington and mountains.
suitable for two families. owner So
Ing 20 the old country hnd must eaii
A. saerifieei price only N,ao. per
vacant lots IN Fremont on new car
line. corner sgNltu aud alley. com
inE business corner 30 Tor both
vacant lots on hill blocks south
fns' 9 sisss 10 s 5sd 9ss tss 's A shsn
i0,acre tract south Of west Seattle
Tor 81. GOO cash, this week only, close
20 sound Tine marine view,
g. @. QIAIHEIM.
90 New York Blk. a
wfTTLER a JOHNSTON.
Houses. Lots, Farms Acreage.
81. Ooo-8-reom plastered house. lot COX
~. near gst and Madison.
no acres highly Improved bottom
land, % bearing fruit trees, D. min
utcs ride to intcrurheu.
si2l-lot HexffQ, high aud slightly. fb
minutes on fremou- ballard car line.
Are you looking for home on an In
NcHtmCutf Come IN and see uH. We
can show you some Of the best buys
on the market,
Rooms is 10 . Downs nldE 700 "a Az
Main fai -Phones-lnd- gil5 %
HOW ~ THfsf
tfo0-Four good lots all cleared and
fenced. al Green Lake. terms.
$500 Your acres Al land. easy 20 clear.
on good road, walking distance Of
car. near graded school. and perfect
title, easy terms
CHARLES w. ADAMS,
Room 900 Colman Bldg. TT
ANOTHER BARBEcuE DINNER
FREE SUNDAY.
Another lot Will be given free, with
warranty dsed, Sunday, May q
Don't fail 20 be there. Como and
pick out your lot before Sunday this
week. Only SO up terms 500 per
week; city water mains are laid In
front q every lot only lb minutes
ride 70 Southeast Seattle. They are
now double tracking the ear line. the
big sewer contract has been let 200
houses are going up. You viii never
got another chance To buy lots 40
close IN 80 cheap again. Office f.
open tili ?. m. 10 accommodate the
busy wurQrH,
SEATTLE HoMEsEEKERs CO.
If
CHEAP HOUSE. . iota 500. alao
lota. 2-aturv hquHc. 1913. also S-room
A fFHFrrfa m Ill f5F
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-Acnlrn MIIL DID

CASHIER WILL DIE c..h.
STOCKTON, Cal, May 80 a
lar louis Kahn. OF the hanS rss
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CHEAP HOUSE. . iota. $50. also .
lota. 2-aturv hquHc. tglh. also S-room
house. lots, $50. Terms on all Of
fhem go down. so per month Close
H. on car line city water. etc. Own
ca g. u. Hillman. rooms i-1-3 Tines
block. III
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CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, May aT-The following
quotations ruled ON the Board OF
Trade today
wheat High. Low. Close.
May. 1o1.
July, si1-t, Soils. soi-A
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Report furnished by Downing.
Hopkins q Co. tinel. brokers. so4.
500 aud SOC Alaska building.