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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
Invitation to Architects
10 submit Plans for the Enlargement, Ex- tension and Improvement of
 the State Capitol.

Architects are invited to submit to the undersigned. plans for a general scheme of enlargement, extension and improvement of the State capitol building at Montgomery. Alabama.
 A memoranduln. setting forth all particu- lars necessary in the premises. has been prepared. and copies can be had on applh a. tion to the Secretary.
 All plans must be filed by 10 o'clock a. n., July 6, 1905.
 ALABAMA CAPITOL BUILDING COM
 MISSION.
 THOMAS NJ. OWEN. Secretary. Montgomery. Alabama, May F. 1905.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

The second of the Eastern division teams to appear In Little Rock thls season will be Montgomery. which team will open at West End ,5 Park this this af1sr ter Senators are about the only second division aggregation which the the TrayeI I9NTid be some tall doings when the teams hook up. Iron Barons in every game of the series at West End Park, but things broke badly and they were nosed out in all three contests Montgomery comes to Little Rock from Shreveport, where they played two games and were beaten in both If form or dope counts Tor anything. the ice Is to be broken by the Travellers this afternoon. Not only that, but they are due to give the Senators a drubbing three successive times On paper they figure far ahead of the Montgomery outfit, and should be so far ahead when the ninth inning rolls around that an error or two, which it seems cannot be prevented al the wind-up of the games should not cut any fgure.-Arkansas Gazette.
 This is so absurd as to be laughable.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Nowadays a man cannot be success full as a baseball manager unless he says things to the umpire and gets fired from the game and dumped out of the grounds as a result.
 Robbie Gilkes, of Shreveport, Is the latest jumper into the kicker band, but his case Is more serious one than that have disregarded the laws of Hoyle aad other baseball authorities.
 Gilkes, angered at some decision of the head or in the face with his fist, and as a result was sent to the bench and then off the field. Gilkes' action Is in the nature of a surprise. as he has always been a model ball player.
 He will probably receive rather stiff call-down from league headquart- CTS. with a fine and few days rest,
 1t is interesting to note the increas- Ing membership of the kicking band. Vaughan, manager of Birmingham, and first baseman of that club; Otto Jor- don, with two put-outs to his credlt and one assist from the. park-Otto, by a second baseman by trade; Lew Whis- tier, of Memphis, first baseman and manager, who was retired in New or Bobby Gilkes, of Shreveport. manager of that team, and some time pitcher, first baseman. outfielder and general utility man. Cp to date Associated Press dispatches have failed to credit Gear. of Little Rock, with put-out; to that worthy's probable sorrow, and as Fisher has only had one game to his credit. he has not yet had far deal.
 Is 1t any wonder that Tom O'Brien disdains to wear the Montgomery base ball uniform, when he knows so well that as soon as he puts it on, in order kA comrades player manager type. he will have to do some tall kicking and get put out every now and then just to give his umps something to do, so that he may earn his pay?
 is closed at the other players of the league who emulatlng the examples of their chiefs. have participated in the expulsion act: Dusty Miller. 2; Brouthers, 3; Lee. of Montgomery; Eisey, Ward. George Winters. expelled from the park; Tamsett, McCann, Half ford, Rafter, Shiebach.-Atlanta Con- StitutIon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Wonder if the Little Rock Gazette thinks that the misfits Gear has round ed up are in the class with the Pretzels.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Wonder if the Travellers pitcher of yesterday is a family connection of the late Colonel Jack Chinn of Blue Grass fame?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
GJSPECIALCA NOTICES I
FUNERAL NOTICE

The friends and acquaintances of Mir and Mrs. C. P. Mann are requested to attend the funeral of their little son Sidney Charles this morning at 9:30 from their home PIT Houston St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Reading was at bat four tiines v@s- terdav and did pGt get hit. The first Manners, the second time he struck out, was safe on Shiebech's low throw: the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

A queer incident happened to Null lanf the six-foot- some-odd first base man of the Pretzels. who is better long distance" and scissors" He was standing in front of the Inn Hotel yesterday an interested sp.ctator to dog and cat fight which WIS going on in the street All of sudden the cat thought he was getting the worst of the argument and turned and ran. the striking resemblance of Mullaney to telegraph pole causing the eat to run up the former; getting some SIX or seven feet from the ground he was rescued completely. Mullaney was very much startled by the singular oc- currence and was subject to great deal of jollying by his teammates Shreveport Times.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

The inestimable value of the insigni- ficant bunt was thoroughly demonstrat- ed again In Shreveport yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Who will lose the first game. Rec Fisher or Mathewson Mccoy?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Seems like something hard fell on A Orth in Detroit yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

The players in the American League who are batting over .270 are; McFar- land. Chicago, 1856; Koehler. St. Louis, .356: Coughlin, Detroit, 1854; Bemis Cleveland, 1858; Jackson, Cleveland, Philadelphia, 1924: Collins, Boston, 316, williams, New York, .309; Sel- bach, Boston, 3O6; seybold. Philadel- phia, 300; Flick, Cleveland: .296; Bradley, Cleveland, .294; Murphy, Philadelphia, .2s4; Smith, Chicago, .2s2; Green, Chicago, .290; Hoffman. Phila- delphia, 2SS; H. Davis, Philadelphia,
 2SS; Lajoie. Cleveland, .2S6; Knoll, Washington, .286; Conroy, New York, 2S6; Hartsel. Philadelphia, .281; Wal lace, St. Louis, .279; Cooley, Detroit, PTS; Donohue; Chicago; ;27S; Nil, .274; Mcclure, New York, .273.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Mir O. Jordon and his band did not get shut out yesterday. It rained.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Jacksonville is leading the South At lantic race again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

The Colonels are getting pretty close to the American Association eel lar. They are crowding Toledo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Wrapped in an American flag and bearing a copy of the Minnesota stat utes, Mrs. M Lillie Slaight undertook
 to stop the baseball game between Hutchinson and Cokato Sunday large crowd had gathered, and when a stand between the pitcher and
 catcher. declaring that to molest the flag while 1t Is floating in defense of the law is high treason. Two batteries were then put in. and she lodged about, trying to stop the play. Firing of this, the crowd gathered closely about her and moved off the field. The ruse suc- , ceeded and the game was played.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
sIDELIGHTs ON BASEBALL.
Filthy Paragraphs of Interest to tI
 Fans.

The 300 batters in the National League are: Tinker, Chicago, .386; Thomas. Philadelphia. .370; Gleason, Philadelphia, 1856; Donlin, New York, .354; Bresnahan, New York, 1851; Peitz, Pittsburg, .340; Mcbride, Pittsburg, $50; Smoot, St. Louis, .347: Wagner, Pittsburg, .340; Beckley. St. Louis, $40; Titus, Philadelphia, .339; Slagle, Chicago, .333; Seymour. Cincinnati, mont Pittsburg, 1924; Strang, New York, 322; Magee, Philadelphia, .319; Bergen, Brooklyn, .316; Penney. Bos- ton, .313; Courtney, Philadelphia. .310; Lumley, Brooklyn, .309; Mcrtes, New York, .3O4; Clarke. Pittsburg, 300.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

The Pretzels will sit in the stand to- day and watch the Memphis Atlanta game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Fitzpatrick actually outpitched Fish CT yesterday, but the team back of one Fred Moore-lost his game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Cross your fingers. Macon not only won a, game. but beat the league lead CTS yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Heine lansing and Bruette tried to see who could make the most erros In New Orleans yesterday. Bruette won put by a nose.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

The White Sox handed little some thing In the first of the Washington series at Chicago yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

How was 1t that Addie Joss allowed the Athletics to make that lonesome run yesterday?
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Joe McGinity landed another game But he almost had nervous prostration towards the finish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17
MITCHELL CALLS
THEM liars"
OREGON SENATOR APPEARS ~ segATe CHAMBER AND d.
HoUrees MEN WHO AocU Sc HIM or CONNECTION WIN
LAND FRAUDS

I Mitchell - Oregon. IN the e,o. .
the senate tbIa aH.ua.u. aensgr,.i
his BeeusefH rHa.IT brans.,s
tham amaIi..aa# ma atroe1s-.
Iiafs'
lie rroaIaimaH H Ianseese. o,
The charges ar#H #.#H b. ana ~.
HsarufHfIss Herman. recently -.
Indicted In Portland and h. !,
pressed "a raHfH#H.s IH biz ultims,.
..HHlaanuu. DE-. HIeI
4 HHasff iH fHH m.#I positive "a.
qualified manner HH#f each a.
every one Of fH#. charges inaaf,s
aH they Involve me- afe abuolu,sl.
uuflailasaig aHH #Tarla4siy ~.
and here and ra# IHIIauan,ly ~
defHntIY deHa.a.# and psbllsls
brand those making the ehafss !,
malicious. ufra..#u# Hara a.,
my defamsra and challenge them "a
produce amy evidence other 49,
that - CONDEMNED thieves fo,gs.s
and psrjufefa. 10 sustain any -
nharEss.'
Senator Mitchell then enpisls.s
ia detail his connection with :
= Pufrf m having certain isss
eialHH passed frf1HaUIy by Rer-,,
sentative Hermann. then eonnl,.
rIonrr 81 the general land office !,
merely the duty senator owed ~
constituents
iia declared D. ha8 30 ineilnanr
10 90 anything wrong HIth ho-us,
stead entries Ga question and ia,
his personal dealiuRa IH the can
were IDENTICAL with that IN hundrs,I
~ others.
= have done this iuvafIa lily VITA,
Uut making any charge or aceptas
compensation - any kind and q
long aH remain senator shan ess.
tlaua 10 DO theaH things for my CO...
atIiueutH go help me God. even 4
the risk - a hundred lndlctmeni.s
lie criticised the public 0fnes.t
who. us he said. know Ingly m.
conntrue public acts ~ public ne
and thus seek 10 diHiort and oonvs,-
them into badges OF dishonesty"
Permit me to declare that "a,
representative % any Rayernmsa
Who NiIl tolerate this are unworthy
4 the exalted position they oecupy.s
Fatd he In conclusion. As for NJ.
EelL I defy them here and nov q
produce any evidence worth a ms.
msntH Consideration which vi
connect me 81 any wrongful MAJ.
ncr whutecer with any land ffaust
in oregon or elsewhere
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17
Fec ss,.-R.sl E.,.,.


Nc Geld sis durius the SNOW storm.
There arc only tv,uty=ous left
A few reasons why YOU should buy one
or mutr 90 theas lots az euev.
let because the building restrictions
are aush that ng house can be- built
At a eeat II isuH than u.na
znd- because they are thv cheapest
AHd tHr beet home lots Doc thr .IHy.
ptiesa gnI} - 90 a. each. ~ saah
ard= uscauuc tftuu want a. make an
Investment you ATE assured or "a
handsome profit in a short time
Uh because no house can be- built
Within twenty feet - tGr front line
20 thr iut. anaHrirg nice fruuf lawns
ard that year home will net bo shut
tfh #nerauHr ybu are "a strictly
home district no flafu and DO renters
dfh usrauss ynfu children have mise
geiuk ana 5omIns from ae6ooi rhe
rafne applies fa yourself and wife
Pheasant surroundings make pleasant
thoughts ana pleasant faces.
5th# uscaua= any Iatu isft uusoIa Fob.
ruaY { viii be- advanced in price
kth= because No are aflIluk farEr IufH
eixi.H each with a.fe1t street aHh
Do foot ads1n az tha remarkable low
prize u
s. % - Zach
Is Cash. balance Per Cent
our representative ain b. an tho
grounds c. nhuA property tomorrow
Take Capitol Hil car 70 fruspsei
street ~ east 90 Eighteenth ar call
at thH afflee 4Hi 80 will SO aut aud
show you tho property
TURNER. ruEfAN 4 COSTELLO.
gE.a aiuhe HOS
Both EhuHea Main 1aeA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17
", asI.-n.u.., end Lot.

LEAVING country Large new house
and Z acres lHtH.u chickens, IaffiFa.
etc uulF ffis uu terms Of u down
hud so Der month 90 good party
como gt irh. see lthHHrIis Inquire At
Rainier Reach huafhuutu 81 ruutna
] Of upstairs "a Times block -
Hf 9NHElIH. modern a#THHm cot
fHE# SINH HHfH. 60 uflHF 81 H.HHH#
termH EH itfi fHh TiHsr FHr
particulars phone after 9 + 81. AalH
fuonIE 8 JOHNSON 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

/ have the following priced farua Tor
sale an uf Wnfeh I have seen aud
1HH recommend
81 acres Improved far 6 ION
a,frs. Improved. for q aa, ineiudva
stock
81 aelra improved for e. pa. Includes
stock
= aefra Improved. far $3.50. Includes
HfUHh
81 agHra improved. for g. u
81 acres. partly improved. Zoe 1000
bottom
90 aeg.s improved Zoe ulu. msludya
HfUzt
30 agra. improved. for s. ,oa. neluaya
stock
Eco ugr,H. partly improved fHt 81 tua
ilaNs Others
l. ] alitENgl.E. aiH Arcade uiiH
FANM BARGAIN 90 acres between
Seattle Rud Tacoma, au level excel
lgHt HeI# la ugfeH Improved tfuum
HHHHr barn several uHthHildluEn
VIII cell With OF without stock aud
tools. owner dsairrH quick sale.
aud has SCI HfIge accordingly
ROBERT MAi1uN ug = y uloeH
IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

To Mr.. and Mrs. George T Nc
NeaIy. January IS. a hoy.
To Mr.. and Mrs chase Daniels
7sats sixteenth avenue, January u.
girl
To Mr.. and Mrs Charles l. Hines
az Twenty third avenue, January
is. boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

PARIS. Jan. 1.-THE ministry 4
Premier Combcs AZ q cabinet NEE,
ing this morning signed a composi.s
letter Of resignation. The ehAnAr
Of deputies. hearing Of this aefioa
raised their sitting until the mint.
teriai crisis Is over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

Gladys Anderson. ascd 10 years.
died at g. walIiug avenue. January
Il
Frederick Nicholson, Rgcd II
years. died az Providence hospital
January IS.
Jerry Moor. AGED SO years died
January II.
Alma Mcfarland. aged rs vsars.
died 81 80 BoyIston avenue. jan
vary Is
2. zimhlsman. aged 80 years. died
January II al his home. 2eit North
sixtieth street
Nntus Kosa ased s9 years. died
January II.
J. w. Muller. aged - years. died
January Il
n DeFranee. aged a. years. died
az West Seattle. January II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17
Star Want Ad. Agencies

PA. Mullep. 32t Ballard ave, %
positc City He'll.
Fremont Drua Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Ousker prua Co. lot1 st ave.
Thos. Harris &c rostotfee, kentons
c N. Lohndrcft, cigar store 9lo' ,
AaHanH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17
Rel us,a,s-co Continued



MEDIA HOME
Why not buY % ~ ua. II YOU don't We
both lees money
We vii HsII sou . home or build one
ou very eaHf terma.
iicee are some - our special offerings
$50 room hpuHe on Beacon Iun.
walking distance from Ilaurff
Square lot totia. eiV water. easy
O. 'so.A nice ssfuam cottage. Dot OK
ia small cash payment balance
Are FtHr s-roam house modern. lot
tosis. mth Ave onr block from car
a. su Five room house tu all respects
modern saih Ave-. 80 down. balance
8 30 a.tuom house modern. on Ne.
dfnga ipfk gar line corner iuf -
No 10 down balance g. per mouth
q tn room house on Queen AfF1e
corner mHiW. concrete sidewalk len.
pfutemfufH paid for 3 biaeka fftsn
school lots ln ell parts % asfttin
uH easy tfrmn
q so room house on East Msrper
street. iHt Ntlal fine ytrw - laha
NaahiHHtan and Mount Rainier geay
terms
8 80 Irae ftvs room modern house IN
iigaadway district. close g. blkh
too faom house. modern. gas ana
siertfir liEhf open fireplace los 49,
~ faatiake Ave uesf Denny Va.
Icy tsrfprs g IFhi sartg -.
Lsta - e. 10 iis dow. baiaHes u 40
per month per Lot o. Vest H.sttis
tlasr Go u~w car line
Wi oriental Block
Phones Main isa 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17
l. z lie nEAU q co.

l. =. lie WEAI a CO
80.
broom house and & nice lots fine view
~ lake and mountains. the lots are
worth the money asked for the
whole.
tlta=Thrue nice lots on 18th street
these lots are cheap a. f.a N sold
quick Yuu set them for TO.
81 iap=3f lots over two acres. OF pro-
paHed car line fine soil. laY level.
ono - the best buys co. city.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Groom house and lot laNtp0. right on
car line. modern throughout and
right near the finest park iu city and
two boulevHrda You cant beat this
anywhere In the city. 80 cash. -
per month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17
sNAr on QUEEN ANNE mLl

sSAr on QUEEN ASNE mt /
O 80 Eur lots stIu each. farius o.
Ninfh Avenue. near kiuHrar Fafa
Ths yi~v IA grand and never can BE-
Arcade uds ins 81 Ave
a G. JOHNSTON
ilonsen. Lots. Fafms. Acreage.
u.sn=t houses. rsuttBs Ter o. per
month, slnss e. Madison strest poser
-. rom nru house. 10, sasuo Bsa-
lots a. up@aFds easf terms ballard
ard EremaHt car lines
f1.3o 3 aersa bottom lard 2 acres ia
cranberry marsh east - iSifslsnd.
house. Euud harm. baiidinn fuf 4n
chickens. % rufda we'd q fnda water
front GA Lake WashiuStnu, easy
List Jour property fer sale or rsnt.
- second Aveuus
Main ~ FhHuss@in A ffiA
on EASY TERMS
troem house. u-sao. - down aad rs
FER month.
one aruom house. re- g. down and
W per month
one a-ruarn house. SO % down and
80 per month
ons stean house. So. 50 down and
80 PEI month.
= = MERRITT.
Phone Ballard Es1 iis North Street
8. - Elegant t.ro1rn cottaEs. entirely
modern. HlI Improvement paid near
caruer 90 pIkr ard teth Its bargain
o 30 FttFz room ruttsEa uu Vast
linseI corner lot res haunr. 10
6 20 Ffvs=raafn modern cottage on
queen Anne. terms ~ wanted
g. 40 ElfEaut siKsruom modern rat-
tHges fine Fics. rampistrk furNlsh-
cd terms must Dc cold
d GO tiVs=reom modern eattaa" heN.
fine view smell rssh payment bal
3 & BYERs 4 co.
az Arcade hidE III
STOP THAT RENT
Your choice = new cottages. only %
minutsH ride from Pioneer square
On Madison street car g tafs. price
CHICKEN RANCH b
G acres. ius, Hsht far chickens. pftb
plenty - water. close Co car ard
pchonl timber being laEEnd or pries
- starr BOYD nIdg -is
CHEAP CLOSE Is level lota. With
water mains ard sidewalks laid only
81 and up terms g Der month We
have telephones. electric street
lights ntdrua schools and churchca
over Ge01 lots and - houses have
been sold Ga Southeast Seattle Ora five
months. only r. minutes ride by
clock Take Washington street car
20 tho most popular suburb - BE-
attic
HERE ~ A BARGAIN
500 For ten acres n fine land ~
miles from car and D minutes ride
20 the city. this r. nice. level land
on fine county road. terms $40 per
O. IL NICHOLS. ezs Pioneer nldg
TT
MUST SELL THIS WEEK.
New house 2 rooms. pantry and clos
cts 2 large lots highly improved
fenced. water price talh. 500 down
80 per month ae p POLK street
block east north end Fremont Bal
lard ear line. 10
aro ftun tota aawIa0 "a tho afIrt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

WEST SEATTLE SNAPS.
Two nice Lowell lots. 40. terms
-Four fine lots. Erand view. 500
cash.
Two magnificent lots. uunh-
Htrueted view n great bargain.
80 cash.
CAMPBELL A. LATHAM
Cor. California and Grand AYES.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

PETIT a son.
HOUSES
& Gee FIHe asFHufa cottage eHru~f Led
4ftH basement. near Capitol i'm
f8fh Avs
81 So Sra e. room cottage. lot tIaiao
az Jenhsun ffruEe
o. -. Zine hsruutu cottage lHf sIatua
NaFth broadway district
VACANT LOTS
So Lot k9kis Ssffh broadway dis-
Efiaf VHFH cheap
ttso#tine int fm tath Ave = auiv fiH1
cash ueaH MiIaer street
faft#nH . au s1fh Az f. near car
and eFn.Hi soviet city water street
sradtd. cement walks al paid q bar
EaiH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

ten
urHHtifui Groom HuHHe. slightly View
~ Sound Fremont aHd University D..
VanY terms.
81 80
ream house. t1ssH iat. suad view ahg
HIarE from Madison saf. 40 ehah.
balance monthly
s. suU
6 fHHm uew madefH house siHhfIF view
uf Lake Washington, $50 cash. bal.
aHEr easy
3 D. CLAYTON A BON.
III Ug New YORK. Block II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

AUCTION aais ~ good fufuf4fr uu
ifHHH Tie HfH a. IH - rHarH uH
"a, ufrWiHsH EH - 1#ai#E HH#
= r. IIHI#ftHH a Ga. aEH #rH H#H
tah'#r hIH.HE IhHffH EtHrH. HHfI.f
fHrnl'#f. HrefsfaIfr. IH#e gHrEH#H#.
t#fuffH. THFH HfHtIHE #HH cook
nfuErr rtfsI ranges. eraFbHrH RI#HH#
uanssHH Phone Main lYHi lndsHsH1
cat ia. 10
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otor TOWN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

5000 90 o o @ % o. o o @ % 90 @ %
= D. CLAYTON 4 SON
REAL. ESTATE tAHUH- o.
ANgE AND LOANS.
q
az NEW York BLOCK o
q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

Watch Saturday classified pass
for the Situation Wanted-Mas
aud Female ads. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

LOST From 90 Washington street
dark brown JgfHs5. with trimmed
tail reward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

MAKE easy living m ffumana Garden
- tdtu auu an Lake Washington
ana car lines. uu acres a. 90 per
acre. set - fruttn aud berries ouu=
- 60 room e. Ttmaa block TT
Htlt SALE Paint and wHH HaH.r
store invoice g. TO-. fuuat cell Hu Hs#
count ~ illness b. D. Dunbar HrHu#
rftsu. Wash.
EXPERIENCED teacher will er=
change muHIU lessons Tor carpenter
work o. labor Phone Main tHT
Studio. HH IIuIBahg HIueh "a
SINGLE man wants partner In large
lodging house. 30 required Apply
40 Virginia street ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

TIFFtE II y NFIIFNIW-
fn0@Tur ten acres ~ fine land ~
20 the city. this ia nice. level land
on fine county road. terms $40 per
O. II NICHOLS. sas Pioneer nldR
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-17

reom new ,ottagg. eha,,s location
So
cation. So e.
S r5um modern flat. new near lH -
S raom modern new hoHHg. sr'#t view
f.sm ma.igra cottage. 10th Ave.
fI 81 s.s.t
6 faom modern cottage urgf lH Ae's
HNEtEA l.E uNtb q cox
IHmHtr EhUHHHEH 80
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HotsIs

HOTEL - ITToHp. At Leavsnworth
Steam heat electric light bath
Home flT travelling men Hotel rear
q depot Prices boc Ne aid o 70
Hra A ~ Haiua. urapFietrsHs
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-07-13

interests which are at stake In this
battle, but the interests of the whole
American people. They are falling in
to line, state after state and city after
city, and as fearlessly and as bravely
as you they are following you to the
battle, but you cannot alter or change
the hard, cold fact an iota that upon
you depends the battle.
Every eye in America is focused on
the banner Of Kansas, for every man,
woman and child knows It has gone
forth to battle with this monster which
up to now, has never met dedeat, and
II your banner goes down and is trailed
in the dust-never mind whether it be
by treachery, corruption or the brutal
force Of dollars-the American people
will surely cry as one man, What
use for us to try where bleeding, fear
less Kansas faired,
There Is to-day no Republican, no
Democratic party, no east, no west, NO
north, no south, through all our broad
country from the frozen peaks of Lab
rador to the sunscorched shores Of the
Gulf Of Mexico, from the vineyards OF
California to Boston harbor; there is
but one thought, ane Cry. "The
people," Down with the dollar sign
and I'D with old glory!"