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The leader., 1905-03-22
Pearl River Railroad.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

urday.
j. C. Cosnahan visited Month
cello last week.
The green grass is growing all
round and round.
A glad farewell to winter we
guess we are out Of the cold
Mr.. Emile Cohn's handsome
residence is rapidly going up.
E. S. Mcdonald spent Sunday
and part of Monday in McComb.
Or. Wilson's elegant new turn
out lends charm to the longest
road.
Cotton seed is rolling in by
many wagon loads to the Brook
haven dealers.
Miss Katie Wood, Of jackson.
has been the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Kate Ramsey.
Editor Joe Dale and little son,
Of Monticello, we're in town a
short while Saturday.
Miss Lucia Moore was in from
Fair River Saturday and spent the
day with her relative, Mrs. w. E.
Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick are
now keeping house in one of Mrs.
Hamilton's new cottages on Chip
pewa street.
Fresh vegetables are coming in
cheerily with the springtime. If
you can't raise them, you can buy
them, and vice versa.
Mrs. j. Howard Redding was
called to her home in Vicksburg
last Saturday by news of the crit
ieaI illness of her brother.
Mrs. H. +. Middleton, of Mont
gomery, came in Sunday after
noon and was water bound until
Monday evening. Mr.. Middleton
is now railroading at Terry.
The Leader predicted that the
farmers Of Lincoln county would
give a good account of themselves
in the great Southern cotton
movement and they are going to
do it.
Misses Sara Storm, Nellie Nc
Grath and Josie Becker returned
last Friday night from a most de-
lightful two weeks stay with
Mrs. Harry Hamilton in New Or
leans.
Fine Jersey Cow for sale with
young calf. Gives 81 to gal
Ions Of rich milk per day. For
further particulars apply at this
Office.
Mrs. Thos. Brady entertained
at dinner Saturday ia honor Of
her guest, Miss Ballard, Of New
Orleans. Dinner was served at
Hotel Inez and there we're six
covers.
Mrs. Martha Mccain, of Mer-
riIl, Wisconsin, arrived Saturday
and is the guest Of her daughter,
Mrs. G.. M. Blake, at Norefild.
Miss Nell, her youngest daughter
Of this city, spent Sunday at Nor
field with her mother and sister.
Mr.. James Wooley, q veteran
Of this county, who lately moved
to Fernwood, died at that place
last Friday and was buried at
Pleasant Hill Saturday. Another
good gray head" will be missed
from among large circle OF
friends and relatives.
Mr.. Fass has returned to New
Orleans, after a pleasant visit to
bis daughter, Mrs. Richard q.
Seherck. Tie companionship Of
this cultured gentleman IS 3 bene-
diction to any life. We hope to
have him among orr people again,
Prof. A. A. 1fcAIpin was .
Brookhaven visitor last Saturday.
He stated that the educational raj
ly at Strong Hope on Friday was
d great success. AS previously
announced, State Supts Whitfield
The leader., 1905-03-22

Meridian and Vicksburg will
likely be the principal bidders for
the location OF the Masonic Wild
ows and Orphans Home. 1t is
learned that both Of these cities
intend To make bids. Port Glib
son will probably be among the
bidders for the Home, and there
may be others. Ii is expected that
within short time the Trustees
of the Home will issue an address
to the different cities wanting the
Home, giving information ID re-
gard to the contest. The Grand
Lodge has some forty odd tEous-
and dollars on hand with which tO
build this Home, and it is hoped
to greatly increase this amount
within tie next few months.
The leader., 1905-03-22
.Jnhn BarIeveorn'' crinnlf

John BarIeycorn1 crippled
one Of Sid Crafts buggies 50 bad
ly last Sunday evening that il had
TO be sent to the repair shop Mon
day morning He also succeeded
in landing two young men III the
caIaboose Sunday night. Wesson
Enterprise.
The leader., 1905-03-22

Neal Hicks has been arrested as
the assaulter Of Miss Marsh of
Jackson. It is expected that the
grand jury will indict him.
The leader., 1905-03-22

The Leader twice a week and
The Home and Farm twice d
month one year $2.25. Now is
the time to subscribe.
The leader., 1905-03-22
Pnenmnnia IEnIIn.rs a f,nI.l.

but never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar. It stops the cough,
heals and strengthens the lungs and
affords perfect security from an at
tack of pneumonia. Refuse substi-
tutes. Price D ~ Co.
The leader., 1905-03-22

An unfortunate and deplorabIe
tragedy occurred at Tile BayIiss
Hotel, iii this town, last Sunday
afternoon, when Homer Smith. of
Lincoln county, shot and killed
Isaac Fortenberry, Of this county.
It seems that they, together with
some other young men, had gone
in I'd an unoccupicd room at the
hotel. without the knowledge of
anyone except themselves, and
being under the influence of III
quor, engaged III d game of
craps. After the game had
proceeded for some time and more
drinks bad been drunk, d dificul-
III arose between them with the
above result.
The affair cast . gloom over the
lentirc community, both young
men being of prominent families
of their respective counties, and
the Columbian extends to the be-
reaved and the distressed, the sin
cere sympathy Of its editor. AS
the matter is to be investigated by
the courts we, in 4 spirit of fair
ness to all sides, Withhold any com-
mend on the facts Id the case.
The interment Of the remains Of
the young man took place Tues
day afternoon st the family bury
ing ground q short distance from
town, with military hOnors, under
the direction Of Company I, Co
umbia Guards, of which he was q
member. The Columbian.
The Leader learns from Hon.
a. @. McNair, Of Brookhaven,
who has been retained for the de-
Tense and went to Columbia inn
mediately after the killing Of
young Fortenberry, that 3 pre-
liminary trial has been waived,
and that Homer Smith will apply
for bail under writ of habeas
corpus, returnable before Judge
Mcdowell at Columbia next Sat
urday. Messrs. McNair & Nc
Nair, Of Brookhaven, and Wealth
ersby & Mayson, of Columbia,
have been retained for the de-
fense.
The leader., 1905-03-22

Mrs B. w. Evan&, Clearwater, Kan,
writes: My husband lay sick for lbrea
months. The doctors said be had
quick consumption. We procured d
bottle of Balardas Horehouud syrup,
and itcurei him TIsst was six years
ago aud since then We have always
kept bottle in the house. We cannot
do without it. For coughs aud colds
it has no eqnAl" 25e, and Slu0 Price
Drug Co.
Truck growers say that the cab
bage acreage will be considerably
reduced this year. There is not
as good market for cabbage as
formerly and some Of the growers
suspect that the cabbage snake
stories have done considerable to
put the market to the bad.
The leader., 1905-03-22
aims Cough Remedy the Moth
er's Favorite.

ers EaVOrTEes
The soothing and healing properties
of this remedy, its pleasant taste and
prompt and permanent cures have
made it fav0rite with people every
where. tt is especially priced By
mothers Of small children, for colds,
Group and whooping cough, as it AL
ways affords quick relief, and as ii
contains no opium or other harmful
drug, Il may be given as confidently to
q baby as to an adult. For sale BY
g. E. Grafton.
The leader., 1905-03-22

District Attorney Greayes is
much opposed to the plan set on
foot by some Of the white fiiends
of Robert Jones, negro under
sentence Of death ID Madison
county for numbering his wife, to
get bis sentence commuted to life
Imprisonment. Jones was to have
been hung on March 3, but just
before the day the event was to
take place his lawyer took an ap-
peal to the Supreme Court, and
now an effort is being made to
save the negro's neck through ex-
ecutiye clemency. The plea is set
up that the negro is crazy. The
District Attorney says that it is
too late to raise this cry, as moth
ing was introduced at the trial to
show that the negro was insane.
Mr.. Greaves says that the murder
was a wanton and cruel one, and
that Jones richly deserves to be
swung for it.
The leader., 1905-03-22
Tired
Ner OlIS

When you feel Ianguid, tired,
nervous and irritable, your VI
tality is low your supply Of
nerve energy exhausted, and
your system running down for
lack Of power,
The organs of the body are
working poorly. or not at all,
and you are not getting the
nourishment needed. This soon
impoverishes the blood and in
stead Of throwing off the inn
purities, distributes it all
through the body. This brings
disease and misery.
Feed the nerves with DR..
Miles Nervine, a nerve food, a
nerve medicine, that nourishes
and strengthens the nerves, and
see how quickly you viii get
strong and vigorous.
The leader., 1905-03-22

DR.. o. B. Quin. Of McComb
City, has been appointed by
Grand Master W. @. Menger, Of
the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows. Of Mississippi, to the po-
sition of Grand Warden, to sue
ceed Mr.. FL. NJ. Lanier, who died.
d short time since. The Grand
Lodge will meet in jackson on
May Is, and Grand Secretary Do
ty announces that the Southeast
ern Passenger Association has
agreed to give reduced rate for
this occasion.
The leader., 1905-03-22

Champion Liniment Tor kheHmatlsm
Chas. Drake, mail carrier at Chap
invilIe, Conn, says "Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, is the champion OF all lini-
ments. The past year Was troubled
4 great deal with rheumatism IN my
shoulder After trying several cures,
tile stureheeper here recommended this
remedy aud il completely cured me.
There is no use Of any one suffering
from that painful aiIment, when this
liniment can be obtained for small
sam. One application gives prompt
relief aud It's cDutinus use for a short
time will produce permanent cure.
For sale by c. E. Grafton.
The leader., 1905-03-22
1921 Cherry ST, Evangvilie. md.

Dr. Miles NervIne Il sold BY your
druggist. who will guarantee that tiae
first bottle will benefit. ~ 1t falls, he
Will refund your money
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
The leader., 1905-03-22
Pleasant and Harmless.

Don't drug the stomach to cure i
cough. One Minute Cough Cure cuts
the mncus, draws the inflammation out
Of the throat, lungs aud bronchial
tubes, heals, s0othes and cures. Al
quick cure for Group aud Whuoping
Cough, One Minute Cough Cure re-
Eeves cough Id one minute, because
it acts first on the mucous membrane
right where the cough troubles III
the throat or deep-seated on the lungs.
Sold BY Price Drug Co.
The leader., 1905-03-22
March ass 1908

suhllshed by direction Qk Chapter IA of Anne
tatea Code 0f 1877.
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VOTING FAST NOW
STAR READERS ARE WORKING LOYALTY TO srEp me-.
soRrH SCHOOL TEACHER TO THE WORLDS rA,s

The pratiiest race you 6yer aw
Il on among the enuAdHtrS in the
Worlds fair contest for leading po-
Hitl1ua.
The fact that the race is 10 close
Ia keeping the interest keyed mp 10
the highest pitch. and each of the
first ten OF dozen teachers are re
eeiylng many votes every day. aud
scarcely ano-sf them Is sure of hold.
Ink the same position two days u
suggestion Some N those farther
down the lot are gradually moving
up. because the voting for them has
been steady 30 many YQte each
day
And that's what counts.
Ia order "a save our readers "a
whole lot 81 really unnecessary
work. the contest manager hefcan-
er will allow those voting for the
most popular teachers Ia the state
TO bring the coupons 30 this office
without filling out each one Of them
and stating for Hhat teacher they
are % be- voted
So. hereafter. Instead 81 sitting
down and Milling out 100 or 200 ~
the single coupons. just clip them
out bring them 10 The star. lea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08
DRUNKEN rEAMsTER FINED

Prank crookeF. young teamster.
drove too fast on Western avenue
Saturday and uas arrested b. Pa
troimnu IaCount Crooker was fined
$40 by Police Judge Gordon. Crook
er Hnid he Was drunk 81 the time.
Thomas I.arkin and James Burke
pleaded guilty 10 a charge Of drunk
euness before Police Judge Gordon
this morning They We're fined $40
and s.. respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08
EVANGELIST MEETINGS

EssnRelIsts meetings in the form
81 singing services are being con-
Quoted bs Mr. clifton Powers ~
New York. az lbc West Seattle CON
gfsRatlonni church. Afr Powers ls
one Of the band % Chapman evan
Eelirta. He has arranged special
program for this week and the large
chorus from tire Broadway district
the Pilgrim quartet. q quintette II
instruments and a large ehildrcn's
choir. the Westminster Presbyterian
church. besides several solo voices.
viii be che features. Rev. ". q.
Jones and Evangelist Cairns viii
speak on two evenings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08
SHOWN The CRY

A io-car special with see passsa-
Eer conductors aud their wives e.
rived tn Seattle Monday morning @
their Way 10 Portland 70 attend ns
national convention of the order q
Railway Conductors. They vsft
met by a COMMITTEES from Seaiils
and Portland and shown around 70
city At II a. m. the greater raH
Of the delegation left on the boat 2
visit the Puget Sound maynard q
Bremertou. They viii leave Ael-
dag night for Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08

npECIAL BARGAINS
as rooms very close Boz un PKG ~
low rrnt Euad furniture. Price H.
HfO
40 room corner brick Htt outside
rooms rent fHI with lenses ilHs iHf
aiiufH Price A. eco
aa rooms near fth Huu Isihr5 FnHH lHF
ultufg. Price flHHn
iE rooms very choice laeHtiHui fnNinH
all rau9d Price fpnz
a ruumR frnt 600 very good fntHi=
turf Price f4uu.
70 rooms large restaurant and Kitchen
rent ouiH o. per month thiH pihef
always hhH from 20 q y huhfa' -.
and r. the best mauHSA lh cts
thlH muHt SELL Price $40
fH rooms elegantly falnlaHedI Ftf8
best location frut 80 4tr month. n
HfrHAf hHHfdefa Price. $3.50
10 foumH. ufitk steam hrHf. iHa tfiaH
tha beet rent puif ~, Mtlh tease.
Price NJ Huld THE week. 900
Call aud iuN stirHte.
BfEWARf. HrEWhHT q co,
Nuam - Union iiluEh
4la TlfHf Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08
FAMILY HELD oRelE

The Purcell family. aborsgiass
were arrested for drunkenness SAT.
urdny on the sandspit b. pstrolnsi
keefe and Peterson. Each WA
fined SIS. Nellie Purcell the ma.
er. and her sons, John and wAllsr,
were the members taken lnto eas.
tody The arfestiug Officers teaa-
fled that the prisoners uere covered
with blood and the cabin Ia whlh
the drunken orgie vas being carrls.
on was Ia a terrible stale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08
WILL INVADE PORTLAND

". D. Hofnlus & Co. q tbs cssY
are about 10 open up a branch 4
their business IN Portland
A block Of ground has been ru'-
chased on which a plant an b
constructed for the purpose 81 uan.
ufacturing fiat cars. steam shoFt4
rails and other steel articles.
e. J. Talon. Of the company, b
ia Portland experimenting the hay-
ing Of property and laying oat (
the land for the buildings sieeea
line 81 supplies viii Be carried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08

NORFOLK. May S-The batus'
ships Missouri. Maine. kentneAl
Iowa. Kearsarge and Illinois arrives
az Hampton Roads today for us
army and navy maneuvers Ter =, =,
defense Of Washington, Norfolk sh-
other Chesapeake bay ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08
Rsnl r.tals-c Continued.

For Sale u EH ofwN 0fwY ettiiat
ID NtHfH HHn thrrr was "a possibility
~ Seattle never becoming Effht
city, but $50 have now 10000 people
fHf NHOua rlul uar Wssh invested
in CLOSE I'm Southeast seattle lots
viii make WON rich NJ Yuu hang un
Ia them huruurr We will have ii hHlf
million .reonIs tn hra w. lt i,a
HHNluHH and give Nuu only ptr cent
Whom YOU rtn ola the riuk IT the
bank goes broke. Yuu luur. don
amnil pact 81 the profit Your
money Dr. aHfHf lu lots because go
one can Htont them lots are only
Gas uu. with eliN WHtuf mains HHd
hidoWnika inid. only D. Miu. ride
tate Wash ~ rHt 90 Hu,phrlHt Hep
attic Seattle iiumrnsektf 60. n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08
HAReIs eETs eAIL

LEXINGTON, May S-Juas
James HarRis was admitted to hei
today In the sum Of Ss5.o0e follow
ing the disagreement Of the jan
which tried Hargis on the charge .
completely tn the assassination q
James CockreiL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08
MANY WANT JOBS

Physical examinations for srra'
cants for positions on the pciks
force and IN the fire department
viii be begun by the civii serviH
commission wednesday. There ~
Gil applicants. the largest numpe'
that has ever applied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08

FuU SALE ny
a. 81 HaEH fNk CO.
az tHmhsr fAthangr
s. as
lieHf hHH uH uHnff Second
Avenue hHFlHk ever u
feet frontage nn Second
Avenue and aiiF streets
usoa
New fram building ga 20
feet ief This side 81 Mti.
reese uu iiar
tlao
A Rer9 rIea teanm huHsr
Just HHmgiftfu close 60
Capitol iiili easy terms
naa
Corner ieikiH ln capitol
liII Add paved streets
anif dnuutf raFuff in she
addition fnr ass Hefr
near ihia price.
81 Ra
aHRtH an 18th Ave iefFi
WEfh the stree HsAf
Ache. a.i street impfefr.
H'N HHH'HN #aHH.HH HH'H
ins paved streets
81 To-
tuFufr 90 aHna and fsih
Ave faiaHo can HIfr
Nef1 aaHN terms
81 fH
aRlHs. eufusr ~ lsIh End
hpy au street impfesv'
fusuta uHEH
CAPITOL fflfIa
DIVISION $50
We are ceiling iatH fn this
addition uH EErH faHF
terms oar agents sill pc
al the ruHnsr 81 ud aud
Aloha anat sad. at she
HEtls uhlte office uu the
Hlli
81 a TURNER NV CO.
az iuIn Hfr tsarhauEe
Tshuue HaHaff Main lea
tud YEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08

Sns azure tho Title Is perfect
EMIL }. BRANDT.
Attorney aud Counsellor al Law,
Phone Main tsfA
CT Lumber EHfhhng. iIida
Abstracts - Tito examined
and efrtifieatra issued IDEAL
Eatate. Probate and Corpora
ton tsas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08

To Mr. and Mrs. l.. =. Spear
April Is. a glri.
To Mr. and Mrs Y. Alphouao,
1918 Broadway May 6. a boy
To Mr.. and Mrs q O. Russell,
$50 Twentieth avenue. May I. q boy
To Mr and Mrs r. A Casey.
MAY 3. twins. boy and girl
To Mr.. and Mrs ] Hansen, sei5
Gilman avenue MAY 3 a hoy.
To Mr. and Mrs Earl wilkins.
1891 F1fteeuth avenue. MAY 5, a
girl
To Mr.. and Mrs. j H. smith. Ere
mont. MAY B a hoy.
To Mr. aud Mrs r $. Bayley.
1921 Thomas street. May 4. boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08

SOME FINE HrnuIhg LOTS
Ion latH 80 cleared. left With ua 60 reii
az En rHeh
Also uumhrr 90 fiHe slightly iafH Ia
WrHt Seattle. overlooking the sound
Some very f.He lots close fu Wood
land Park fuf 81 HHu up
Several around Fremont fnf fi1A
Several overlooking Lake Washington
far 49, Hud mp
Z fine building lots can lHhe linton ZOE
81 WA These Hrr Huua ~ uuf beet
building lHiH $50 have lutH fu choose
FROM tHii aHd look them over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08

Na HH ~ Us - " ~
Mnum - nian HIHHH
HOMES ru aHtT ALL
ftao- t.eEast 'faam hpssf lnt -
q 5oo cash balance - sait par.
chaser.
O. 5s.s- Beautiful fsroem hauae modern
In rvsfy respect iat slzih n.
Gated 81 I5ih Ave. heautlful
visW af LAKE. Nfl seh en tftuia.
Il SO vsry elegant horne en- i1ih Asf
o. nn eash. balance e. Hsii Hsf-
chaser
8. toa-vsry pretty Groom. modern
hauas Dot EelH. lnratrd nn
a8h Ave. = hiaek car ffHe 50
cash. balance s. per month
rs. heated oa isJh Ave North.
u.@a-vsry prstty s.reefn. modern 20.
lu and paid thia i iotatcd 90
gueru Annr iflu. = hlaek ear
10 cash. balance - psr month.
g. .sao-G-room psw. mederu cottage. lot
Nfaf.H nHar Madison car EHF
- each. balance IS per month.
q. &c reom cottage iot Uxia. $50
cash. balance s. per month
poo-s-room. COTTAGE. .sers q
balance ~ rsf month
STEWART. STEWART 4 CO.
Room ~ Union hteck
~ FIRST Ave.
d as-Gasa residence lot on Harvard
avenue. near hag street III
$50 s0ria0. between Yesier way and
hfadroua uark ear limos street inn
praVsmenta made and paid for. 80
q 60 Entire block - % lots eaxiao
each. convenient e. car and school
VIII divide u desired. -
81 .ao-gxiD on Denny way. one block
from Westlako boulevard 81.
81 -4oslo on second hin. one block
from Madison street east front. nice
homcHitc. 81.
H.za-A North Seattle corner. 60xi2
close 10 car line. worth more money.
go .g glGs rs'ag,gs s etc T. s, s,aglrs
] street car limo. fuNlA. so.
1 81 s0a4Cnruar n1Ktl0. within few
| blocks 81 James street power house.
as
800 Dxf00 IN North Broadway district.
49,.
| WEaT q WHEELER. NE.
| Real Estate. Loans, Insurance and
| Rents.
Colmau building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08

your Dme and signify 10 tbs ....
manager 20 whom the yofea s s.s
be- credited. are q
Up 10 date The first segen -.
dates To tho race avefaga I = ssl ~
ably more thau 5000 vote es s1sil'f'
The following is the standg.
tho leading candidates 10 dat.
Name.
Mas A. Frances Nichols 49,
Niles Lillian MetaaIf. -.... cs..,'
Niles Lou Chase s......w aljs m'
NiHa iiaH kina ...........0rss, -
HiHH Mcmillan .......... ~. ~
Miss Nellie Euckiey...... e. l','it
Miss Fuller ............W Wan. :, y
Miss Nellie Gail a........ r nst
AlHa Bertha Johnson f,,sss'sS
Niles Young ........... ~.
Miss Alice Turner ....Ioo..s'ss'a'i
HiHa Meta Armour. 800. .ca,' 's'lea
KISS Pearl Bacon ..... Heaco. ,,. =
Hiss Grace Han ....... ca. ~
Miss Wiley ..4............ ~,
MiHH Maynard ........... r'i
kiisa Rachel Hylaud ..... c,'i
Niles Mabel Eetuetou....t ong,.,,l' 2
AiHH Condor s..........T n
Hiss De Hart gsatti, '..'.N
Niins Bunker ........... Ea.,,t "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08

FOR SALE.
81 710-Fdf broom cottage. modern,
Queen Anne I'M. terms.
81 6gl- Fer 3 lots and two buildings At
West Seattle.
tgO0@ For b acres good bottom land A
snap. II you are looking Tor q house
20 rent. see O..
WfNSHIP BROS
800 Coimau BIDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08

We maka speciality - phniakfapAina
UHuuaFfiFH mF Hefi We aiHn aHHrfs
tiah an oHf EXPIRES ana aasHrliHinE
Nagua watch she seHsn
riHun - t.et NsHo
8. % New modrrn t-roam houses
Queen Anne iiiil
:. - fs-foam daunie house. m Rat
nfrf Heights dist. rooms fstfI-
pisl.ly Furnished nsw Furniture
ments alI in and paid Tor
LOTS
Lot gsta IN BEACON tuH good ioca-
ton tan blocks from ear hne-
q =. far 4 choice lots on Queen Anne
on corner WHfH each magHifi-
rieHt yiHw They wen laat
Rooms e and o. Union Block =
READ THIS cAREFutLYi
For ono week only arn Foins 70 offer
Gf M f.r,rfs1 "a 6s &c., Aras I'M
have five beHufifui lofs Skis.
with q fine ard unonstfnctibie View
y the ra2. win street Eraded ard
pa1d lots cleared Hfuhhed pluWfd
harrowtd and sown in rrass 40
more bsaufIfni hofns sifsa On the BIN
thnn iheee and will Justify house.
coating q - For thia week onlT !
offer then az euly
s3so CASH;
WORTH $500 EACH TODAY
" . HAuAN.
INA Alaska bldg
Both Phones Ea III
6 lots. t.room house. only TO
81 infH and house only 81 ~
lofa ClNil1 each small hauEc. Tor tso4
t-toam cottage an naper.d ~ ME-
Here is genuine bargain. 2 5.ruam
cottages and lot for only fiEaN
Rent enc end i've In the other VIII
give terms
A nice a-ruum cottage lot saxiG bii
set 60 evergreen berries and bearing
Groom cottage. 2 lots II fine fruit
trees. atraWhrffifH. raspbctficH ard
blackberricH. Price 30.
3 lots. small house. q good buy Tor
como ono. only frs
~ MicHENER "a Lumber Exchange.
Fouf-rnam house. and Dot sGxii5 ON
18TH Ave W. handy 10 the new
! Cordage factory 100
sly-room house aud lot hexiso. on 18th
Ave NJ good location. one block
from car line isoo
/ Two lots at fufefhHY on the car line.
I for iioa. which ~ a Ercatly reduced
| price
Northwest corner Of Queen Anne Ave.
| ana Howe 81 lot EEtl0. street grad
"a and sidewalks in, ia one ~ the
| most desirable locations ON Queen
| Anne. price 81 40 cash.
HAMILTON 4 OLSEN.
pa Marion bldg
/ Great land sale closing out All nv
/ cicae-fn acre tracts At Ballard fgFeen
-. IL mimi md ON LIZ No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-08
Star Want AID. Agencies

p. n. Mullen, 81 Ballard ave. op.
Fesits City Halt
Fremont nrua Co, Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
Quaker peua Co. 1918 tat ave.
Thea. Harris al peetottiee, Rerten
{. N. Lohadreft cigar atore, sless
Second