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g. Higdon's cartoons show that he wants pie; he wants the revenue of the sheriff's of- flee. Read his third cartoon.
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'. Higdon's friends say he is ruined if he doesn't get the office.
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4. Some young soldiers are for Higdon; a few young men are shouting for him; many shouters are for him-watch the crowds tonight.
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6. Higdon ridicules Stiles with patent medicine talk, un- just cartoons and appeals to sympathy.
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3. Higdon cartoons his oppo- nents; was twice defeated for sheriff, and now appeals to the galleries.
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WA\ rED-To pay ll5era. commission to travei.ng men carrying side line of flav-
 bring extracts, syrups, etc. Write South ern Extract & Supply Co, Chattanooga. Tenn. S-19. Pct
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8. Higdon wants his military boys and his. hounds to stand guard.
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1. Higdon held a miliatry of flee once, but got into a fight with one of his military friends yesterday on the streets.
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STENOGRAPHERS- RS-Excellent openings in Pittsburg for bright young steno- graphers of ability and pleasing person. alty; chance for advancement; salary s7oO to slO4; write today. Hapgoods, 726 Par Bldg Pttsburg Pa
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6. Stiles is a true and tried democrat. He don't use car toons. He has been fair to all
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5. Higdon attacks everybody in office and calls them a ring. If you have a friend in office he calls him a ring man.
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WANTED-Experien cook colored
 man preferred must come well recom- mended. Apply to A. T. Danforth, Vil- lage Springs, Ala. 9-12-7t
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WANTED-Five coopers for tight work
 Good stock and plenty of work Apply to the Griffin cooperage Co.,, Memphis. Tenn. 9-13-7t
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WANTED-Three young men from F to 20 years of age, as news agents on l..
 & N railroad Hustlers can make good
 pay Call quick, 1914 Morris ave. 9-13-9t
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2. Stiles will uphold the law and enforce it.
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WANTED-For U. S. army: Able -bodieI unmarried men. between ages of 21 and 05; citizens of United States of good character and temperate habits who ca q speak, read and write English Apply
 to recruiting officer. 7La N. 0th St,
 B'rmingham. Ala 7-1-ly
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HELT WANTEo-FEMALE.


 WANTED-Lady cashier; must come we'll recommended Apply at main office. Louis SalEs. 9-14-3t WANTTD-Capabe lady stenographer, who writes good plain hand. for general 1 assistant in office. References as to character required. Permanent position and increase of pay to party proving capable Address with references, P o. Box 33S city. 9-15-tf WANTED-Twenty-f girls for cracker department. Huston Biscuit Co.,, Ave. F. 18th st. 9-16-tf WANTED Energetic. educated, capable lady for light order work. No books; permanent. lucrative. desirable posi- ton Address Eugene Fowler, City.
 9-16-4t
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g. Stiles runs on merit and what you know about him.
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WANTED-A competent man to take charge of an established cleaning and tailoring business in a boom city. A splendid opportunity for an active, wide awake man. Address Opportunity care Age-Herald, 9-13-4t
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3. Stiles asks for office be- cause he is competent and has proved his worth.
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5. Stiles don't attack the military-many of them are his best friends.
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WANTED-une men with clean
 records should register with the Young
 Mems Christian Associa tion employment
 department office hours, to 10 and F to ?. 9-15-tf WANTED-If you will distribute anti cigarette, $3 and expenses day; write us quick Star Service Co.,, Dallas Texas 9-16-5t
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FOR BENT.

FOR RENT-Good ground floor office space with nice front window; for par tculars apply to Mcconnell x Anglin, 2O1S 3rd avenue phones 1923. 9-l3-tf FOR RENT-Nice office on second floor and entire third floor 214-2l6 North
 Twentieth street. Apply to Louis V.
 Clark & Co. S-31-tf
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WANTED-Commissar man to attend to small commssary and keep the books;
 state price and answer in own hand writing. Address Box l. Centersville.
 Tenn. 9-9-20t
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LOST. SPRAYED OR STOLEN.

LOST. SPRAYED OR STOLEN.
 
 LOST-On street car, leather purse con taining two $20 bills and one S bill, and some small change; Southern railway pass favor J. T. Parsons. wife and sis ter, Birmingham, Ala. to Miller, Ga. Finder notify Bell phone 941 and receive reward 9-16-2t EOST-Round gold locket. about size of a half-dollar, with Masonic emblem on one side Liberal reward for return to R. w Brown, Coalburg, Ala. 9-16-2t LOST-Please return suitcase and con tents, especially keys. by mail. taken from Union depot Saturday noon, to S04 First National bank and get satisfactory reward. S-16-2t
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4 Farmers, merchants, young bushes men ,laboring men, me- chanics support Stiles.
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POSITION wanted by nice, refined young lady, who has had experience as com panion, for aged lady or invalid; refer ences exchanged Address NJ. O., care of Y. w. C. A. Hotel. 9-16-2t
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FOR RENT-A large bright office, es- pecially suited for a sample room or architects office; central location, steam heat and electric lights free; rent very cheap. s. w. Slaton, 2111 First ave.
 9-14-2t- fri -su- -nlon
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FOR SALE-Nice Groom cottage South 17th street, near Red mountain; built year ago: all street Improvements and good neighborhood; $3SOO 5000 cash will do, balance at per cent. Turner R.
 Weakley & Co.,. 2113 lst ave. 9-14-tf
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ONE CENT 4 WORD

RATEs-one cent a word dayI no nd. taken for less than 25 cents for first insertion. Cash must accompany every order.
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FOR RENT.
 DWELLINGS. $50-1719 14th avenue, south, rooms. $32 50-Corner Fountain ave. and 18th st., rooms. $25-1501 Avenue c. 10 rooms, $30-S22 South 18th street, 10 rooms. $25-1423 9th avenue, north, rooms. SIP. .50-1507 Avenue c, 6 rooms
 STORES. $175-1720 End avenue, north. S35-410 24th street, north.
 w. .. OLIVER 6 CO., 2025 Third Avenue. Both Phones 1882.
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10. Higdon lays store by pre- judice and grandstand plays.
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Surplus Capital.

The suprplus capital of the south can find at home in the purchase of coal. iron and timber properties. either for develop ment or to hold as an investment, far greater opportunities than anywhere else in the world It Is true that for many years the iron interests of the south had to struggle for recognition and had to labor under many disadvantages in trying to secure capital. In this respect they had to go through period exactly simi- lar to the iron and steel interests of Penn sylvania prior to the war. It is an inter- esting fact that between 1S40 and 1860 the Iron people of Pennsylvania had but little credit and 1t was with great difficulty that money could be secured for any purposes by iron concerns.
 The banks of Pennsylvania were more ready to lend money to any other class of business people than to iron men. As this industry had to fight It's way in Pennsyl-
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From the Baltimore Manufacturers Rec
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Good reliable men to represent
 and sell to dealers the products of the German Stock Food Go. of Minneapolis, Minn.. the oldest and best stock food company doing business. We pay a very liberal commission and furnish a com plete sample outfit to responsible par ties 9-17-14t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
GOES SOUTH TO
HELP EAGLES

With authority Ia draw ON the
treasury 10 the limit. J l. Waller.
worthy president Of the Seattle
Aefie. No I. fratornal order ~
Eagles. left last night for San
Francisco Tor the purpose 81 aiding
destitute Eagles Tho principal
work Of Alr Waller will be 10 re
cure transportation for stricken
Eagles VIC are away from hone
aud without means % leave the
ruined city
In addition subscription papers
are nov ia the hands 81 Secretary
Frank nowd At Eagles hail Treas
ufef Henry A Beck. isr aud Pike.
and Harry Wilson. ii5 Columbia
~ State Deputy Brother Charles
y Coon has authorized Secretary
powd. Of the local aerie 10 notify
Eagles throughout the state 20 re-
Hpohd
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speeial collections have been
taken In great number Of tho To-
cal churches. and large amount
Of money has already been raised.
-Four churches last night subscrib.
ed s650. and sunday a general col
lection will be made In practically
every church In the city.
At meeting held 81 the First
Christian church last might s35 was
raised. and the subscription will 10
continued until Saturday night
The Westminster Presbyterian
church will take mp a special col
lection SUNDAY. when Il is expected
s. 600 will be raised. ID. J, Houls-
han has been appointed chairman
of the relief committee.
Edeewater Congregational church
collected St0o last night, and %
committee was appointed 10 solicit
donations
The FIRST Methodist church last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
ON THE FRONT

Steamer Olympia srrived IN she
straits this morning from Honolulu
ard vii reach Seattle tonight She
Il reported as bringing japanese
iaborera from the islands for rail-
road work This viii be the last
trip 81 the Olympia uniii put on the
Nome route.
Steamer Oregon has arrived az
Seward and the Humboldt has sailed
southhound from gsaEway.
Steamer shawn1nt ~ on her way
20 faatiis via Hong Kong having
sailed from Manila early yesterday.
snip J. i. Peters Is az pier 10 10
receive ennnefy supplies. and the
Maid 81 Orleans IL az picr 6 Conplei-
iuE ontfiftInx for the northern cod
banks
city of Seattle - due from the
north early tonight
The steamers Hickman and Wat
son Nii be known as the Anchor
Line steamers. the Alaska Pacific
Steamship company adopting q flng
with an anchor upon g.
The American liza waiian steam
ship company il looking Tor the
steamer American 10 arrive IN port.
a. II l. known she wsN 90 sail from
san Francisco Wednesday.
The new steamer being construct
81 AZ Camden by the Pacific Coast
steamship company Win be chris
tered the President Nhsn she
slides from the NayH. according 10
word given out BY the local officiala
Professor {. 9. GeorEcson, u the
United States experimental station
IN Alaska. sin leave Tor Siika to-
night. taking his celebrated herd %
cattle. which viii eventually be
PLACED on Kodiak Island. where
station has been established. larry
p.lulaf. another government official,
viii &c north on the Cottage tonight
A. =. johnson Co. agents IN Sc
attic for the gunard line. received
word this morning that the steamer
carunia had reached New York With
many Seattle people aboard.
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At
LAUNCHING

Amid cheers from a crowd ~,
lined the wharf a Lake ws,,s,.
ton. the rsmodeied steamer Err,
Keller was launched YESTERDAY /,
the excitement the erowd IA a..
notice the bravery Of George q,
beers. the owner Mr.. selber. =,
at Tho vindlasa. Keeling out cslL
20 couifoi the launching ~.
wlndlaaa became unmanag4ahis ~
seibera vas struck a stunning ~.
on the forehead
With true grit be clunR n a.
cable and was being drssres q
death when Wofsmen rushed "a 4,
assistance he vas badly -,
about the mouth and NAV suss,
conclusion Of the brain He ~,
carried 70 his home. on Iakeea.
av-. and this morning II vas !.
ported be vas improving.
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SEE
MAYOR MOORE

The Seattle Commercial club has
responded 20 the call from San
Francisco and will meet one Of the
most pressing and imp0ftan, phases
of the calamity OF housing the
destitute
Secretary X u Williams. Rich.
ard Mansfield White and A. G 30
ehanAn have been appointed 20
handle the matter on behalf Of the
club Yesterday afternoon they con
feFied with Mayor Moore. who OK
pressed bic approval Of the plan.
Secretary Williams stated that it
would first be necessary 20 aBcer.
tain haw many Seattle families
would be able to take care Of one
or more worthy sufferers
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70 = s9fs Toe efssf E1tiafn lsHI.
: AFfes Improved balance Ca timber
Eaas3 ssfenfu house twa harms and
other 8HLhuildinas 10 head "a cattle
hsfss mt busEy wagon. ! s~ts ~ her.
nsss. fnaRiuE machine. rake. pioWa
hsrFuw taH fut~ hearing orr hard
aHd e fire stream - water running
through TIE place stocked vith fi.h
D. ssA1ta acres finest klnd - rrgm-
lar bottom land " acres parity ian.
pFafsa balance small hFush Can bf
CLEARED Tor - per ARE This place
she's cleared. viii make one ~ the
- dsiff ranches % kins county
: - - arrsa O. acres Improved
balance IN spiendid timhrs broom
house small barn. shout ca fruit
tres. mostly apples and cherries q
agre tn hiarkisrtiss and = acre in
fsspheffies and lots ~ other berries
THE improvements on this place have
eesf all Ne ask fuf TIE place Terms
a. haH cash. balance 10 suit
- - acres. y ACRES under uius
Z srFfs iH pasture Q acres iu timber
SOD house. hiE rev barn and other
buildings ons hnfae cos an kinds
n farming machinery. about Is hear.
ins fruit trees. and plenty % berry
ulHnts
30 - srres. ~ acres cleared bal.
abre EASILY CLEARED Eo.i nsw house
barn and ether ouihuilaiuEa ahauf 81
bearing fruit trees and some stock
auss With this place
ttssse y acres q acrsa improved 8
arres In hops 3 acres 81 rar,isn. isa
hsafams fruit trees Broom house and
a god barn fine stream % water
running through the place. one. hair
cash. balance tasF terms
900 acres ~ acres improved
balance 90 timber has fine hrarinE
aHe hsfd ard good huihdinKa This
place IL situated between seattle ard
Tacoma on the new proposed later.
urban
We have acre tracts east ~ the
University 10 and w. easy terms
- down. balance monthlY payments
We also have fiVe-acre tracts nf
Columbia. ciHse % Rainier boulevard
htoMEKOg & Ericsson.
gnsa az WASHINGTON Widg
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FATHER
FOUNDED /

Santa Rosa. the CITY a, n,
" dear 70 At least one ~ ss'
beattle The little city a ~ \
mass Of ruins. and Mrs a No. wv I
81 First ~ aud Cedar A f 60
blow With peculiar force =. "
reason that her father ~ W
founder d ,he little city. ~ Ne
Mr. Mathews father -.
early California gold seets, y
he Was 80 amilten with ths Ia, aae
beauties Of the bfesen, 80 sa''fl
Santa Rosa that be FOUNDED y
which lodug Is in rules ma 4. ~
900 people have fled 10 ne IN, ~
Mrs MaiheHy vas born IN a..
Rosa. and cannot realize -. s'a p
beautiful spot is DESTROYED ~
also has son. tWo aaugbie,. y.
several cousins living In ~. -. "a
cisco. No word has been ree ~.
from them "ss
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LOSE
HIS EYE

Asa result Of a knife wound. IN.
fileted. the police claim. by Tom
Royce. a bartender, q. ~ Kibo, Of
i0a Wostlake nv. may lose the sight
Of one eye. The man In being cared
for today ~ the Wayslde hospital,
aud until more extended eKamln.
alton 81 the wound N possible II
cannot be told just how serious the
Injury Will prove
Tho police did not learn what
caused the fight. but fatrolmon G
g. Carr and Burkmnn took both
men Ia charge last night Klso Was
cut about the eye. one wound al.
maat neYnrinE the eye from It's
socket Ills head was nlao beaten
up The trouble occurred in the
Federal saloon. al Sixth NV = aud
King g.
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DISPATCH SAYS
FIRE IS HELD

= = Flanders q capitalist rssls-
lnE at the Lincoln hotel. who I'D
over iiG0 .0Ge Al san Francisco ".
eelxed private dispatch this morn.
ing saying that the fire has sees
stopped At Van Sese ay. and sboa
one fourth Of the city saved
The message says the distress 3
appalling. and thousands are suffer-
inE for the lack of milk ard brad
or other eatablss
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NERVY THEFT

4 neryY sneak thief made 4 rex
haul from the residence Of Euli r
Rink. 1893 z Alder 81. last nIgt, /,
a peculiar manner b. siandlrg "a
top Of an ash barrel the burrlr
reached through an open xin1os
and succeeded in getting away via
booty worth about SO.
The members Of the fzrily were
engaged in a discussion Of he sss
Francisco Catastrophe. and IL
theft Vas no; discovered for sons
time Among the articles issa
was 3 meersehanm cigar holsa
valued at SO. two Fold naFrer
worth $3.50. a meerschaum p.s
aud q pair Of gold cuff buttons D.
tecuye Adams investigated the cas-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-20
BUYS 100 TONS

Major " L. Geary. u $ A.. the
commissary officer stationed I'm Sc
attic. last night received orders
from the commissary general AZ
Washington TO purchase 100 tons
Of supplies In open market In Sc
attic This Will be shipped today
to the suffering city.
Major Gcary stated today that he
expects To receive orders 10 puf-
chase 500 tons Of supplies In adj
dition to what has already been or
darpd
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CHURCHES GIVE AID

night raised $3.50. and SUNDAY
ntber collection will be taken; a.,
REV. L. f. Drake, pastor . =, \,
viii call a meeting next ~, u's r",
evening at the church Tor , .n, s sat
nose Of raising funds for the '"
fcrers ,.No cress
Lake Uniou church. called az ~, N
ing last night to make plans
raising money.
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BRAID MISSING

James Braid. Of this city, living
at 20iS Charles st. g. much con
cerned over the safety OF his
brother. David Braid. a millinery
merchant who lived near the city
hall. san Francisco. Tie has been
unable TO set any word from him.
David Braid has lived In San Fran
cisco is wears. but has not seen his
brother for 80 years
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TRAIN REACHES
OAKLAND

The Southern Pacific railroad ea'
tabiished traffic connecting with
Oakland late last night. word be.
ing received this morning By gen.
efal Agent y y. Ellis that a relief
train reached Oakland al 10 80
o'clock VIA stockton.
This route II roundabout way.
but owing 10 the disappsaranco Of
the 4 T. tracks between Benecla
and plnole the old route could not
be used Sir Ellis states that the
ten cars sent from Seattle last
night sent by special from Portland
this morning
Late this afternoon seven cars
viii be dispatched Four ears will
contain tents. etc. and three viii
be loaded with merchandise This
section will 20 through an a hpe
eiai 10 Portland and be- added 10
4 special train from there for the
south
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WALK MILES AND -,
"" no NOT TIRE

You would be surprised . ~ "a
how much walking you gu "
without getting tired II yoa s s.w
ON a pair of good. strong ~ ~.
shoes. There IS no pe.sss "a
made for this than the sssv, ~ =,
s4o0 old Oak shoe. hanuiess ,ore.
clusively By the Mems shoe s' ..
sos First Ave.
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BESIDE HIMSELF
With GRIEF

chief Engineer ]. J. TsIley. q ~
cableship burnside. Il anxious ~
gardlnE the safety Of his wife a
san Francisco lie received were
Tuesday afternoon that his vile hai
given birth 70 a child in the mcfnlnt
wednesday the calamity cccu'Ts
and she WAS at 3 Residence near Ne
corner Of Twenty second and W
som sts- where the fire ragged ~
word was received from there ces.
corning her fate. and he left yesis.
day afternoon. almost beside hiinssa
with grief
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Tie verdict 81 $4,000 damages
against the Alaska Commercial
company. Witch George ~. Mriss re-
covered for personal injuries. has
been reduced hY the supreme court
u tltao The femitutuF was filed
this morning Msis. waH d long
hhofeman Who received permanent
injuries while working on the steam
er nsftha. The accident occurred
IL 1903
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SMITH a COKE
Phone l"s sihfla Arcade hiag
85Ilg : fsw lots nut of ! o. To- safe
sA houses built tn ia months. AMI Only
fnf sale nov a Broom asfuuH and
esfoam house, fins level lots. With eaeh
e. siad down ana 10 20 tis pei month
These lots ana houses are selling fast
The Jackson street fcEfads safk has
heHuu After these improvements are
,esds yeu wiii pay ~ % 81 % fef lots
- terms . pei month ~ come %.
dhf fake car on Washington 81 te
Southeast Seattle. only y minutes
nIArrLr toNEsEEKERs 60 II
fof sac iot- and i.foam plastefea
.bouss fity water electric lishis. neaf
az and school il.a3. haif cash. bal
s.room eoitaEs. iat sssim good iaeas
tiuu. ~ biurks from faF II fuu are
ieakinE Tor convenient house this
Ne have soin. fine tots oVsfiaakins
che sound FOR H. and Sc each faaf
II sou want huus.s. lots. farms o.
Aeneagr. $50 SCOTT DAVIS REALTY
90 office on Nefih ~lh street aH
sifaeH l.ahn car unr. Phone North
ffsts fine lots hrwrFH addition
q esaas ints &fh ave- NeHiaf
b I8e lots Lake i'riun addition
- desfN3 fuuHns Fremont
49, astss buuiap. on cars
80 Estg1 lmnrnf emsnts paid
Tie above afs Nsii ipeatsd essX
MOORE nNAtrf 80.
- Marion Hipsk #
! T1sz- Va s-sc6Ia Rouss s7as- toilet
Iautff. closets, sff LOT sNiu5 HaaF
Isius Ttls - a narEaiu. WAY should
- pas fentf
s aaa ia-arFe tfartr in West Seattle
2 and 80 pff arrr
ffas watsfffooS ranch. o. ffaasfa
Eansi. cheap. VEL lmprof 81 ffs5if
-
- A VIRTUE
~ HuHtan uinrk 81
IL owner e-fVautn feeiduhrs. MeafHs
nsu iiau iFth ave rpnvfnirnt to
eaf ifnFw and 90 Minor school tarFmH
~4RF Trt Nsd glT ~
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ia arfes Tor q psF acre segrf
srfss has hsen CLEARED Husn~ ffMlt
tree an unusually good barEaie
might arrfnf trade
Also = srf~s un Nahhun Island is
arfes ofrhafd. far sale ~ sNrhanKs
cafumtla q ths place 10 i've a.
uar = The tiH1s 81 at 4 home open.
ius sale ~ Lots Boz MrCoYa SeN. "A
1itier SUNDAY. April zua Pine level
lots. sc 90 terms n 80 desn ahd =
e.g.iasnb's J. close b. only y minutes
tide ara = o. have splendid car sere.
irs tunr Early ara set rouf ehalee
Only o. lots 90 seii
Tass Old Rsnion car on Washington
COLUMBIA REALTY co.
columbia CITY Wash "a
MAJ ND CoNA7bER TET0HE
HtNfNH
W can sell ynt property rhesnHf
thsn anl on. ~ this tirlnliy W. hats
= number ~ cheap iptn q down 4 :
sannfh Ne have she best trBnsatf,.,
fnr BUYING lots iu The ritv office an
eeth north nu car iine Main nffiee ~
esth ard rhinn~y ave
Lh88TI a HWiNsnN. Green Lake
Fnf SALE hy ownsf house VII fz-1
realms. bath and pautrB lot sssiN IT,
gulrc ile Eiih ave - 81
3 - ae.raurn modern hnusr- fFaIT7.
lake district - biorka from 80
ilne, terms can b. arranged
q. 90 srnnm house. BALLARD. PIP
MORT car llue. fruit trees ana
garden. Terms.
o - s.roou house. Modern CAPT.
TOT HILL home let fsiI1 eft
alley. Tetms.
ts.iisi=s large rooms hath basement
cement walks. 8 block from car
llHe Terms
. 30 broom house IN ballard Feod
rental close in. Terms
>. 100. 5roam modern cottage. QUEEN
ANNE, 800 down
& Mushroom modern well built eud
nicely finished hounc on 81 EEN
ANNE cement waikn terms
This place ia below marker value
b Bee u
3 80 s-room house. bath cement
foundation. lot spxloo left alley.
Terms.
HFtANKH a SHOEMAKER co
p tio.ti-i1 Oriental block
Main aFli. Ind 1901
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: : : tttt 4 4
= Jos Moore. a scissors grind =
= er. well known IN the city. this =
= morning took bis machine a. =
= the corner 81 First nv and =
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