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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

The Fort Glt~on Ps@t has discovered mountain oi
limestone the cid barracks and aaks shat 10 do with
t. TIE Chieitan oilers the suggestion that n he made
inlo relics ard planted about the old fort
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

The Hamilioa statehood bill i ibs tlnlgns Upesl
''on asinl on aglu gone asln, Fialsln"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Thsrs il no clash bst~ssn Judge Rasmond and hh
last jar. either tie grand e. pstlt panel
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

PROM he lofst pereh Of tls judges lesEh IS xoos
place 70 even 20 ~lth political rival
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

ia hard winter is ans .gn thi. rear vii h. srsa,
erop gear
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Ks'oea'sia i, gain beaten b, ,as japanese arm,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Car Nicholas nov thinks that sar Is even ~or.s tlan
old Tecamseh sherman ssld il uaz
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

The Indian Appropriation bill passd tie lower fouse
uf Congress last MONDAY N Item Included tsrou that
st Interest Indian Territory eeople IS as fellows
Fur the completion of the wofk heretofore required
by la 70 he done bg tfe Commission g. the Fise
Cvilized Tfites exclusive Of salaries and expenses 81
Commissioners. sixty thousand dollars said appro
pratIon 10 he eshnfsed under the direction II The
secretary of tle Iutcllaf Ftuslffa Thaf The uofk
Of completing the unfinished business i zay q fhe
said Commission io tfe Five Civilized Tribes shalt
dovpse upon tle Secretary Of lie Interior and thai
all thh powers heretofore Rmnted 70 the said Gem
mission 70 The Eso CIvzod Tribes are hereby eon
iefEea upon tIH said seeEalary o. aud after The st
uf 1Hlf, nnzzzz InIaIzad And aFe. ,fsa Is Jaffaff
flVuiafa ~ ~ ~ zsetrleIeHs epon the asssa,
tIon 3 IsItl. . - 4I=szz4N # zzzhaf = f1n re
MlzlIIaaa 4afA a kmzIaaaaMkae.a aaeMA aHaeaf naen
the feh as IT. aslnea zmasnr@ aann1a asamugg aFe.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

~ nEIsn f'..szs 4 ezz 800 sI|ias lssI ~ -
Ieo1euG zsl&ae@ - eeas=Es naas 1ienaIzss - 81
- ~ IlMA - &zA ~ zassaN@z Rua.zsz.E
seem = = asAdaAssa fsmAaa tonSkazas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Asan example o. tha many esaapsnasng delays IN sls
administ ration of Indian rerrrlory affairs Jadee Ray
mond has not yet been remosei lrom oaoe and t has
been two fa useks slnca Colonel Douglas aled charges
Wherefore such slomuessy
II President Roosevelt knew what disappointed
6nne1 d Cherokee statesmen resulted iron hls refusal
70 sgn the eouncll b providing for an Indian deega.
sion Washington this wintsr he would ,eens aud sgr
nyst
!. When drt begins TO d GA The northwest road buai
ness vluita ulll feel tie mpota ard real estate wi
ts Ia demand As we'll The man who expects 70 build
home ID vinlta can save money by purchasing nos.
--
Il ms Fort Clh@on Post has discovered : mountain d
limestone near the old barracks and aaks what 10 do with
t. TIE Chestaln oilers the suggestion that n he made
into relics ard planted about ths old fort
Tfefo was 4 time ia the memory of men nos living
when man would nct have been sentenced 10 thIes
yeau IN The penltentlary In Oklahoma for Insignificant
= thing a. shooting
To-day h ground hes day and, o. eoane, much d.
pends upon the 81 the wcather % the future slK
weeks Let Us earnestly hops that 20 shadows viii ts
cast tomorrow.
Judse Raymond declares hN great Inspect iof tbs
pfsas basA s'h enc q TO exceptions No~ There a's
several newspapers that asking the question, IS "
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49, - f"s @''' '''''' 's''' '''''''.s.' "''' y
o"s va eo"A'' e'ans eut ''s ea''' u ''oeN Atoai
wa. -, -.
w s.''' i. 'o'sa.sa' Z 'p'o'' ''"'
!, ~ oss, ~. T,a, s ' s ",' y \ .' @ ~. .'
There hasn't ben much blowing Or late about lie
hne warm climate q the indian TERRITORY
-
The Hamilton statehood bill = its tinlglns Wpeit
alf1H ss8n an ssIe .sss. f4.l.4ss
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-02-02

Feh 3 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
GRIPTITIS
ANY WAY
Or. mbTTHEWa MRrrtso 49,.
THE COUNCIL NAY az ~.
~ ATTENDED


IN HeY DR. Matthew do.
.r....4 20
'''''a next Monday fYenIs0 =,
moving fiat a. .
'I'ffa n ia
council hrs afflicted q.f, go.
be- can Ht lraft aeasr.l,l5,,.a .stii.'
majority ~ them BE r9,fe.l-ast a
"rrIpilHH" Tho I#ffs, - iron
now playing have ago,g -. stlI e
fathers and unless "a a,e.a. ~
ia effected several m tbsa safs
unable - listen - DR. W.,tt4 3
armlFumeut. uHHl#. ttezfHS
brought from Ia#HIf.Tr 49, hs
In automobile Asa'ts
Bowen aud UaHffgr ts..
able ~ attend recent ,,.,. -
meetings only fHra#eH "a. sss.l'ss
~ heroic measure Useitspspa
bIn bed last WeHa# lly hi IN - ls sl
Sunset Telephone rgmpa.s -. ~
bio ordinance nfasIfIrg - A1sa
ducfIou Of iU telephone IN -
up before the eafHafafioBs ea,...,a.
tee. Bowen aIa9 arrived !,
meeting. but be- rsFae rwoth.... -
0yercoata after asFeraI a. u
nncment ''a'
Councilman Johnston N. -,
arrhai fepreseufaftFr N ne 80,
ward. succeeded IN egulng sl4
town yesterday bit the @e,t..,,,sa',
has taken the ginger ont - ~.
and be hlrd back D. bis eas., IN
able fireplace o. agf,p a. s.
tranaaeted some Urgent bgsis..sA
Zbiuaen. Rude and cole =.
been undergoing = siege u Iiire.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
To
THE PLAN
SOME FOURTH AVENUE PROP.
ERTY OWNERS THINK sTRlr
SHOULD BE TAKEN FROM
BOTH SIDES or STREET

Several Fourth avenue properly
owners. including George Kiunszf
and Judge Gcorge. appeared heiur
the committee on streets YESTERDAY
afternoon and protested atren8oas
~ against Councilman BuFnsift
plan to widen Fourth avenue
taking IL feet off the eas.sside. J.
". Colman and Mr. Burnett vhs
would probably be as greatly can
ared as any other property oEns1
by the proposed scheme 81 vtdta-
ing. consider the scheme all right
Objection was made 10 Il on he
ground that the 14-foot strip wAs g
be condemned for the benefit o. ths
wcrt-side owners more than any
body else and that the eas,-sas
owners objected 20 giving Ewp
their property for such a purpose
They we're willing 70 give seven fssi
II the west side owners would gs
the same amount This plan. hcv.
ever. Mr.. Burnett explained. wosk
bring the damages very high. as fs
large buildings on the west sts
would have TO be partially destrcy.
ed 10 carry Il out.
Burnett thought Il the best polo
TO take Off the strip on the eat
side. where there are nov W
buildings 20 be damaged. befuT
other buildings are erected on ne
street. Further consideration va
postponed for a week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
a New Cloth.
Ing Store In
the City of
Seattle
SACRIFICE IN MI aH CLASS
CLOTHING, FURNISH
IKGS, HATS AND SHOES
ACTIVE FORCE AT
WORK.

A great scene OF activity will DO
seen tomorrow, Saturday az the
new store. 2Os First Avenue south.
between Washington and Main
streets The Palace Clothing
House. has chain OF twelve stores
aud has opened branch In this
city
The managers have set their
hearts on making this. their open
Ing day, a big success The entire
stock has been purchased from the
Thompson Company. every lot has
boon rearranged and the underprlc-
Ing knife has been deeply applied.
The opening day promises b. be
tho Greatest-from a value giving
standpoint, ever conducted by the
Palace Clothing House. commencing
tomorrow morning AZ sac O'Clock.
BE In line bright and early. The
most phenomenal bargains will be
distributed. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
FIRE PROTECTION
FOR THt1TERS

The FIRE and water committee Is
figuring on getting up an ordinance
regulating the means OF protecting
theater patrons In case Of fire. II il
proposed 90 place a fireman. under
order Of Chief Cook. In every thea
ter in the city during performance.
The fireman's salary will be paid
by the thsater He will have com
plete charge Of the fire safeguards
In the auditorium and stage. drill
Ing the stage employees for emer-
EcucleH.
Recommendation 10 this effect
were made By chief Cook In his an
nual report The committee may
also make some regulations re
gnrding theater construction. The
same matter was taken mp months
aro by a subcommittee appointed
Tor the purpose and City Engineer
Thomson. Since then nothing has
been done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
PAYS WELL
AFTER ALL
WATER FUND. rHouoH ROB.
BEp FOR GENERAL ES.
PEHsEs. FURNISHES PLENTY
WoF CASH

Haided aa n e % pay outside er-
penasn % the city. tho water fund
has been able during the past two
years 20 ray of 1880 more q the
debt incurred la the construction 81
the Cedar river water system than
Il was bound 10 pay This fact ~
proven hy the report for 1896. which
Treasurer Raihbun has just nlrd
with tHe council
Ar. Hathbun states that i7zooo
whs dufinE tho past year placed in
the fund for the redemption % the
warrants an additional $3.50 haN-
inE been paid cut for Interest ou
the warrants This makss a total
payment Of iia5.tso on the cedar
river debt. whereas the ordinance
providing for the ISSUING % the war
rants stipulated that not mere than
tioo,0oQ need BE- paid In any one
year fer the redemption 81 the
Warrants Thsrefore S2T.sao more
was paid for fsdseminE the war
rants than was necessary.
last year itQ Geo more than was
necessary was raid for redemption.
thus making the surplus payments
IN the past two years tTTtsa.
Even thouEh thus paying NJ its
dchtn more quickly than required
and Quilted ns q il 70 pay al sorts
of general sspsnaes the water fund
comes out az the beginning Of the
year. Mt Rathhun shows vi'h a
balance q 100000 Counting the
loan Of t2i.oOe which the general
fund has recently made Of the water
fund. the latter really has balance
Of ISL .00e
n f. probable that frequent add
tioual loans will be made By tho
general fund from the water fund
until the general fund o. sufficiently
reimbursed By tar collections next
spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
CITY WILL
HAVE To PAY
Tsg GOVERNMENT WILL NOT
STAND EXPENSE or ALTERA.
TON TO FEDERAL BUILDING

Somebody has Fot TO pay Megfuih
& nuhauatt contractors on the fed
aral building. for AL expense they
must undergo Zoo raHH1 ms out the
ahauEc - plans nsreFsitaied b. the
reeruic of Third avenue or the city
hall viii BE- muleted Cor damages
that will make these costs look
cheap
The Tulted state treasury depart
ment. with ltH customary air Of am-
impotence. has Informed the con-
tractors that they must bear All ex-
pense 81 the change 81 plans agreed
upon by chief Architect Taylor The
government proposes 20 keep aloof
from all eutanE clements ia the mat
ter
The contractors will receive from
the government only the price orig
tnally provided IN the contract II
Ia 40 90 the contractors 20 get from
the city the amount Of damages
neeesaltated By the change Of plans
or 20 60 ahead aud construct the
building as originally planned. II
they take the latter course IL viii
mean that the building VIII be I'm
ishcd before the reEtade. Then ar
ter the cut o. made radical altera-
lions viii have 20 be made. The
government will ask FOR damages
They will amount to something like
500. 900.
Tho damages IN carrying out the
proposed change OF plan. that r.
construction Of two entrances In
stead Of one large entrance. VIII be
nearly $4,000. The city proposes "a
go into court 60 determine the eK-
act amount OF damages The con-
tractors are rather unwilling. IL Is
said. to take this course. fearing
they viii not receive adequate com
pcpaatiou They want positive as
sufances from the city OF getting
the FUN amount OF the additional
cost before undertaking Go make the
change There the matter hangs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
STATE B0ARDERS

Sheriff Smith and six guards viii
leave FOR Walla Walia this after
noon with the following prisoners.
II. G. Powers. receiving stolen prop
ertv one year H. 4. kister. grand
larceny. two years, cad johnson,
larceny from the person, two years.
Victor Hressen. burglary. two years,
I'd. Maloney, larceny from the per
son. three years Thomas Fuy. burg
larry three years Luke Barton. re-
eeiving stolen property, two years,
Prank Adams. burglary. one year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

Walter ! Hred state senator
from Yakima county, will shortly
Introduce "a bill regulating the habit
az letting cattle run loose Senator
Reed aHys that this nuisance Il
especially noticeable ia bis section.
whore the cattle do much harm r.
the fruit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

FREDDIE GREEN WENT WITH HIS "a
TO THE DOCTORS CAUSE SIZE WAS FeELlh KIND
or SICK LIKE an wrEN her AN The DOCTOR WAS
TALKING BOUT PILLS AN HER ROMANTIC PAINS
FREDDIE GREEN SEEN A LEcTERlC BATTERY OVER
IN The CORNER Az WHEN ne WAS roHktIlT WITH
IT IT BEGIN TO BUZZ AN He COULDN'T LEI GO or "
An IT ISL TWISTED HIN UP AN THRowED HIN AL
or A STUDENT AGAINST TIE DOCTORS SKELETON
AN IT FELlEp OVER or his MA AN she SCREAMED
OUT LOUD An T4E LEcTtRlc BATTERY core OVER
on his HEAD An Sp<NT t-lS FACE TILL he
Stsn STARS PA SAYS LecTERIc BATTERIES I
IS FULL or CURRENT JUICE An ATS n4E REASON.
M
.,rx VI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

Thomas r Hogan. If Spokane.
who wan given complimentary
vote ~ majority u The minor
ity on wednesday. did some pretty
swift work. politically. here In
Olympia lie arrived iu the capital
clty on Tuesday night was made
the senatorial choice ~ the demo
crafts on wednesday. and left that
same morning for tho east
That's Hlfe going aomei
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
Spoiled Her Beauty

Harriet Howard. Of 2os W. 'sia
St. New York. at one time had hs
beauty spoiled with skin trouole
she writes: 4 had salt Rheum q
Eczema for years but nothing
would cure q. until used Buekisns
Arnica Salve" 4 quick and sur
healer FOR cuts. burns and sores i''
az C. o. GUYS drug store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
Lobby Gossip
tt884ttttt44ttttt Observation-Disclosures

frlenda have Nafered q 90 onfh on
tho SPOKANE man. while another
man put up 81 200 that Foster would
poll b. votes Thursday.
NJ but some ~ the Law makers
are Flddy old boys.
There are several who. after writ
Ing long affsettounte letters home
10 the "MlaaHa.' Haahez out over
a. a dance In the Lobby and have
the best time ever OF course I'm
Olympia. they are on single That
goes without HaYlnRl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
ON SkRI0US CHARGE

II. Wisdom. % years OF age. and
recently married. vas arrested in
this city yesterday afternoon by
Deputy Sheriff Liner on telc-
graphic description from Spokane,
where he is wanted for forgery. a
deputy from Spokane viii arrive
here today and viii take Wisdom
back 90 answer 90 the charge against
him. When he was arrested the
Young man was completely I'M
nervcd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
1ACK CHINN

NNT1- ? ~ n N-EsENNEN9
Gel Jack Chinn. the famous Ken
lucky turfman and politician, has
actually been sentenced 10 Jail down
at Harrodsburg for carrying a gun
lie and another Kentucky gentle
man quarreled in a saloon and off
GERS stepped in between in time to
prevent a gun play. Then an unro-
mantle Judge. before whom they
were taken. fined Jack SIS and costs
and sentenced him 10 iail for ten
days. The colonel appealed his ease
aud at last accounts had not breath
ed the impassionate air Of a county
fail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

Sammy Perkins. u the Tacoma
Ledger hlaw into this little city
Tuoaday night and was hH busy az
a small boy with the hives
With Sammy. appearance came
wild uumura OF something doing
Ono was that hc had finally de-.
serted the Foster camp aud had
come out openly for Wilson
Hut Notwithstanding sam Welt
each of the four candidates slept
Tuesday night the town clock
struck the hour Ha usual. and tho
neat morning found the political
situation 10 be about the HHme.
And SAMMY went back home f0
grease up the presses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

A few pretty sun bets have been
made on the outcome 81 the aena-
tuflhl struggle
They say that three of sweeny.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

William Mckinley circle No IL
Ladies' % the c. a Y. win give 3
card party at Pythiau hall. Wetns'-
day. February /. from Z 20 , n
An friends cordially Invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s-Ths Pan
American Rank Savings institution
closed its doors today The insiI-
tuition f. capitalized at $500. 600
Hunt r. stalled on New York Cen
trail train. The cause OF the failure
e. unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

The students Of the Seattle high
school VIII hold a meeting February
II. for the purpose Of reorRauiflng
a science club An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for the
initial meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

ESSEN. Prussia. Jan. 26.-The
coal mine owners today notified the
government that they would accept
ths judgment the parliamentary
commission VII render after an in
vest isnstiuH Of Abe miners grievance.
This doeaiion indicates that the end
Of the big strike il near.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

Tho house viii probably reach n
hiah water mark 10 the number ~
bills introduced this session There
are about $50 ~ them already and
400 are looked forward 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
SEATTLE CROOK SHOT,

4 shooting ARRAY between L. 4.
keyser, Southern Pacific condue=
tor. and steve prummond. with
aliases galore. resulted In the lat
tiers capture after he had been
wounded in the groin and the hand.
The conductor did not escape the
laaden pellets from the burglars re-
volver for he WAS twice wounded IN
the hand nrummond had been
chafFed with highway robbery. Il
has been discovered that the high .
wavmen o. no less than Steve Drum
mond. whose picture adorns many a
rogues' gallery and whose rrputa
ton a. criminal o. well known.
BERLIN. Jan. 26--A bulletin Is
sued this p3ornins on the condition
Of Prince l.ttel Friedrich. who Is
suffering With pneumonia. SAYS the
disease is taking its normal course
Crown Prince Frederick William
is confined to his roem with innu-
onza.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27


WANT TO RENr IT. L G NEE
WANT TO gEtsG IT. r. e NEE
ila Main - Main - II
LIBERAL TERMS or BOTH
40 Fer five acres o. No. ! bottom
land. fine large creek. sHsY cleared.
reIahhara Easy drive "a Seattle.
tr0=For % acres = very best land
facing on fine county road. near mili.
free NEIL. school handy. Easy drive
CHARLES r. ADAMS
ROOM 90 GOTHAM BLDG If
on BEUTfFfI. WEST QUEEN
3 ao=For two elegant lots with I'M
utHtrHeted view. one house ? rooms
gga basement and o4s small house.
" CHARLES y ADAMS.
ROOM 30 eoLMAN bLDd IT
YOUR CHOICE
OF two i0-acre tracts located close lu
on good road 8 blocks from saw mill
handY. 90 electric car and school
q sgo-Fine large lot right on Pike a.
y lsss Than d mile from First ave.
LESLIE n ADAMS
Phone. Main aails q Starr Boyd Bldg
u
WHY don't you stop that leak ~
gettluE your own honest Either
buy lot or build. or buy already
built Here are a few chances for
4 nice new modern 5-room cottage. lot
bEln. only tlsaa. 800 cash. bal
easy.
room modern cottage. new 1900.
g. room modern cottage. u.E3. 800
cash. bal SIS per month.
t-roam unfinished cottage. 81 1u0. UNI
ohatructed view. = cash.
broom modern cottage. 10th ave. near
Pike. only ITO
broom cottnFe. near lake Washing
ton. fi.@0. 80 cash. bal. 81 per
We have few lots on graded street.
cement Wake ranging in price. fXls
I % 40 each. Don't walt too long ne
Z these pricfg viii he raised before long
T. G HfA"S q CO. ~ Arcade hiaE
fda0=z=room house. nice dry level lot
olEi6u. good fence. chicken yard nice
for garden. cifY water in. Waking
distance 1922 18th ave. =. and A.
lautie FL
JUST opened for nalo and must be
sold 81 once 20 settle estate. - lots.
hIgh. level cleared. fun view 81
mountains sud rea. on car line. very
cheap, on eaHH terms; only p mile
from paved district Ballard. g1a ~
Polk street I block east of north
end Fremont Ballard car line -
CHEAP CLOBE-IN level lots. with
water mains and sidewalka laid. only
80 and up. terms y per month We
have telephones electric street
iirhfH etofhH. schools and churches.
over koo0 lots ana 22s houses have
been sold ln aoutheaat Seattle in five
months, only ~ minutes ride b.
clock Take Washington street car
10 the most popular suburb of Sc
attic.
CHEAP CLOSE fH-About three acres
with 20 feet citg water main fn front
Of IT, good for garden. fruit aud
chickens. on the car line. near Lake
Warrington only $50, terms $40
per month. Take Washington street
ear - Southeast Seattle. g. -. ON
If
AL - lfiltraa=s rreF~rtV 10 nov
cfalllsffHF n .atne4 iIr over 10 men
ere uaW loa4frsE and pianitinr Rain
~ souie vars fhrruEA fIitfmau civ
- connect with 0ardeu of Eeon ~,
u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

Tsllqrlna School .----
nFiHfEHh ladies' failoriug consEa
itd3 Fourth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
Olympic Bureau
Seattle Daily Star
Olympia, Wash.

Staff Corrsspondsnes BY Dan Dean
and viii Window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

Phstssrsphsrf Supple.
AkDEhhoA BuffLi CO. ~ Chsffg
ct. Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
nm cnEscENT ~ 81.

THE CHESCENT LOAN co.
0ei Marion Building Main 6a3s
10 Loans money To rella bile sales
f1p men trainmeH, mort0rmeu. com
80 ducturg or other nalnried en-
- piaFeH just on his note. Ia
20 sums ~ SO 10 500. Return
70 HHla ~ convenient weekly Or
W monthly payments. Payments
80 suspended IA case OF HlrltueHa
30 Confidential no Inquiries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27
Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

Pr, Mullen, at Ballard ave, op.
peaIts CITY Hall
Fremenl Drug Co. Ewing street
and FrsnNQut sNonue.
Quaker bruu Co, 1918 ist ava
Thes. harris 81 postotfIoes Rentcn.
G. N, lohndreff, cigar store, ole :
Second,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

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80 - 10 per acre - the price At
which We are selling the tracts in
our new addition on the old Heutuu
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-01-27

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