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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05
DESTRUCTIVE HAIL
That Fell Near Chattanooga Sat-
urday Last.

A very obstructive hail storm fell
near Chattanooga Saturday last, and
some Of the incidents as recited by the
News Of that city are so interesting
and uncommon that we reprint them
as follows
Losses amounting to several thous-
and dollars have resulted to fruit and
vegetable crops and to poultry in the
eastern section of the county. embrac-
ing Harrison, Kings Point and Bartle-
baugh and parts of East Chattanooga,
on account of the hail storm last Sat
urday.
"George Toliver, a well-known dai
ryman and gardener at Kings Point,
suffered a loss of nearly 81, 900. His
fruit, vegetables and chickens were moi
only hurt, but fine hay crop was
nearly ruined. The hay was ready fol
the barn when the hail and rain storm
occurred.
1.-THE hail was as large as walnuts.
A citizen who was affected by the
storm will swear that his children
shoveled the hail up after the storm
like they were gathering walnuts ol
peaches. Lots of it was kept for ice
water.
"Chickens were killed instantly by
one lick. One man lost over a dozer
fine chickens. Green tomatoes were
knocked off the bushes and the hal
went clear though the ripe ones, shat
tering them. Green peaches were
knocked like birds had been picking a
them, and ripe Elpertas were ruined.
"The people in the eastern end o
the county say they did not have tn,
fierce wind that ratified Saturday after
noon and threatened to blow away ev
erything that was not on steel founda
tion. They had nothing but hail ant
enough power behind to give it som
force.
"A peculiar thing was that the hal
storm traversed only narrow strip
mile wide. Sometimes corn pate
was blown over or peach crop wa
ruined. In several instances only
part of a crop was touched. f"
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05
Ebenezer.
Special 10 Tie MtsOs.

SPECIAL TO Tie Nt50S.
Fan and keep cool is the order Of the
day here now.
Crops look fine through this settle
ment. Everybody is about through
laying by their crops
Alfred Hancock and family were Wis
iting their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. Hancock, at the Switch Sun
day.
Miss Fillie McCollum, who is stay
ing with F. A. Kelly, at Jasper, visit
ed home folks Saturday and Sunday.
Hute Harris and family visited at
Mr.. Miller Harris Sunday.
J. II. Hoge made business trip to
Jasper Monday.
| Mr.. Prigmore, of Inman, was on our
pixies Monday.
Mrs. Joe Darr, of Jasper, was visit
| ing Miss Emily Rogers Sunday.
/ Levi Webb and family were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Anis Sunday.
Mrs. Rebecca Hancock, of this place
was visiting her sister, Mrs. II. Han
cock, Sunday and Monday at the
J Switch.
Mrs. West of near Shellmound, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Herbert
Webb, at Ebenezer, this week.
If you want to see Miss Icie Kelly
smile just name certain fellow.
Mr.. and Mrs Nell Webb visited
Crit Webb and family Sunday.
B. J. Lowman has moved from this
place to Alabama where he will put up
new foundry.
Miss Suid Lambert visited Miss Pearl
Webb one day last week.
Wonder what is the matter with
tHardscrabble, of Hancock Station.
We don't hear from him. Come on,
"Hardscrabble, l like to read your
, letters.
Sam Webb and family were visiting
his nephew Sunday.
/ Candidates are seen on our pixies
4 most every day.
4 Dick Layne passed by here going tC
: Jasper Tuesday. Out of Arbuckle,
: guess.
+ G. McCollum passed by here on his
T wheel Tuesday and had to sit sideways
/ to keep from flying.
: Preston Mitchell passed by here go
ing to Jasper one day ast.week.
1 Well, as News is scarce / will ring.
Wild Bill
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05
MOnteagle.
Sp,eial 10 Tic Ns50S.

Sp,ad 10 Tic Ns5Vs.
The teachers Institute closed Friday
at 10;30 a. III. All of the teachers both
of Marion and Grundy counties enjoy
ed themselves on their short visit at
this place We will be glad to welcome
them back again next year
Jno. NJ. Gerren left Friday for Chat
tanooga.
Messrs. w. II. Alexander, d. c. Prig-
more and 7 J Billingsley were in Ira
cy City the first of the week.
The teachers entertainment that
was given Thursday night was grand.
A large crowd attended
Jno. NJ. Gerren and Miss Lena
Smith were out driving Sunday
Prof. D. C. Prigmore and Miss Pearl
Clark were on the Assembly grounds
Sunday eve.
Walter Hunt and Miss Maybelle
Phelps made a call at G. b. Payne $
ice cream parlor Thursday night.
Profs W F. Thomas, Grayson and
Tate left for their homes in Sequachee
Valley Friday.
Prof. F. J. Billingsley and Miss Bes-
sic Newsome attended the entertain
ment Thursday night
The Assembly grounds at this place
viii be opened in a few days. Quite 8
number of people are expected here.
Prof. J. A Setliff and b. o. DuggiI
were chosen by the teachers 10 be theil
instructors for the next year in the
County Institute.
A. c. Condra left Friday to visit
friends in Cowan. Teacher
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05
CRUSHED BY AUTOMOBILE.

3Mrs. A. j. Tanner, wife of Corporal
Tanner, both of whom were met by G.
A. R. veterans of this city, at the re-
cent Encampment in Chattanooga, was
killed in an automobile accident at
Helena, Montana, Friday.
The following press dispatch gives
an account of the unfortunate accident
which robbed Comrade Tanner of his
life companion, who was thoroughly
devoted to him:
HELENA, Mont, June 30. Mrs.
James Tanner, wife of the Command
er-in-chief of the Grand Army of the
Republic, was killed here yesterday in
an automobile accident.
Tanner and wife, in company with a
party of friends, were out automobile
ing, when the chauffeur turned out to
give room for a freight wagon. The
machine swerved quickly and shot
along the edge of an embankment, and
turned over. Mrs. Tanner struck the
ground first, and died en- route to 9
hospital The other members Of the
party were not injured.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05
pETR0s. TENN,
Special TO tie Neics.

Special TO tie NeVS.
We are up here in the old East Ten
nessee hills where we can enjoy the
good breezes and rain. We are having
plenty of rain here. Crops are good
and plenty of work.
Big Brushy Co. is working on their
it of concrete. 1t will be a good build
ing.
Gov. Cox has been here at Brushy
Mountain prison looking after the boys
in the pen.
like to get the News for l like to
read so many good pieces. l want to
see piece from Coperas 'Breeches, I"
of Dunlap.
Uncle VIM. Carlyon left for Whit
we'll to visit his family. We hope to
see him back soon for Uncle Billy is a
good man, and we like him to be with
us.
Roscoe Williams looks mighty sad to-
day. He must have failed to get let
ter from his best girl.
We are going to have picnic here
the 14th of this month, by the order OF
Red Men. They will have fine time.
| 0onh D""u0n was "P "i.h 10 i"o
week. We were glad to see him for h'
is good union man, and that is tn,
kind of men l like to see. l wish ev
erybody were union people for the un
ion is for the right and nothing bu
right l wish the non-union men o
Whitwell could see where they stant
and Just stop and think for a Will
and then come over to the right side
The good Book says ''Do as you woult
, wish to be done by" Do good for ev
il, and / hope by so doing that the non
union men will come over on tn
right side,, for / think that the uniol
men are doing that way now. Goo
luck to the News and its readers.
4 M f r
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05
A Traqic Finish.

A watchman's neglect permitted
leak in the great North Sea dyke which
a child's finger could have stopped, to
become a ruinous break. devastating
an entire province of Holland. In like
manner Kenneth McIvher, of Vance
boro, Me-, permitted little cold to
go unnoticed until tragic finish was
only averted by DR.. Kings New Dis
covery. He writes: Three doctors
gave me up to die Of lung infamma-
ton, caused by neglected cold; but
DIR. Kings New Discovery saved my
life" Guaranteed best cough and
cold cure. at all druggists. SOC and
$l.O0. Trial bottle free.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05
SEQUACHEE'S 4TH
FLAG RAISING, BALL GAMES,
CONCERT AND FIRE WORKS
SUM UP THE PLESURES OF
THE DAY.

The 4th Of "Julie" in Sequachee
this year was pleasant affair, and
while many of the citizens had to work
hard to keep up their end of the pro-
cession of events, we trust there will
be many pleasant remembrances there
from. The first event of.the day was
the raising of the big flag pole contrib
uted by J. w. Crutchfeld Esq, the
work of raising it being done by
Messrs c. c. Houts and Wiley Parker,
assisted by goodly quantity of mus
Gle contributed by other citizens.
"Old Glory was promptly hauled to
the top by Mrs. e. s. Haynes.
The Red Hill Base Ball team falling
to appear, game of ball was played
between the first and second mines, re-
sulting in a victory for the first team
IA to IL.
In the afternoon, challenge having
been received from the Victoria team
the Sequachee boys went to that place
and got a scalp 10 to 2. Victoria has
good material for team and only need
practice. Arrangements were conclud-
ed there to play game with the Mt.
Oliyet team, Saturday, July IA.
At night fine program was render
ed at the Town Hall of music, song,
and recitation as follows:
"Up-Grade March, cornet, violins
and piano, Misses Hill and Hopkins.
Messsrs. Sherman and Hill,
Piano Solo, Miss Grace Thomas,
Solo and Quartette, Nellie Dean,
Mes.rs. Randle, Sherman and Hill, !,
Solo, why Don't You Try,
. Duet, 'lQui vive, .
Misses Hopkins and Randle,
Recitation, Fourth of July at Jones
ville," Miss Thula Martin
Solo, II Like You, Miss Nina Randlt
Guitar Duet, Misses Randlt
Solo ''Will You Love Me in December
AS You Do in May" Miss Louise Hill
Piano Solo, Miss Nina Randl'
''Solo "Pm Up In the Air About Ma
ry," Miss True Randi
Cornet Solo, Mr.. Sherman
After the sale of ice cream which
amounted to $13. 25 a pyrotechnic dis
play at the expense of Mr.. Sam Sher
man, was started, but was broken III
before one-third of the features wer
given by some devilish blot on civiliz
alton throwing a rock and destroyin,
an expensive aerial bomb which ha,
just been set in place for discharge
Mr.. Sherman promptly closed the en-
tertainment for some future time whel
private exhibition will be given o
the best features which were reserved
for the last.
Taken altogether it was an enjoyabl
~ L l. Al H.
Several of our people attended the Gel
ebration at South Pittsburg, some t
hear H. Clay Evans, and others to Sc
the fine ball game wherein So. Pitts
burg defeated the 18th Cavalry II to
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05
Peach Shipments.

The peach shipments from Georgia
and Florida have begun in earnest and
something like twenty cars pei, day
have been passing through Nashville
for the Northern cities The Nash
vile. Chattanooga & st. Louis road
averaged about fifteen cars daily last
week. This week they are expected to
move by train loads and several trains
per day will pass through Nashville
for a month or more.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05
Signing With the Mine Workers.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 60
The United Mine Workers of America,
Alabama district No. 90, have signed
with seven companies effective July l..
The companies signing the union wage
contract are as follows Alabama Con-
solidated Coal and Iron company
Montevallo Coal and Coke company
Sligo Coal company, Palos Coal and
Coke company, Abernant Coal compa
ny and Howell Mining company,
There will not be many mines to stOI
off ON July LIST, because of the lack Of /
contract.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05
N. c. & st. L. Rid Reduces Rates
for the 4th of July.

The n, C. & st. L. R'y announces
that for the 18th of July tickets will
be on sale July 2nd, Bird and 4th,
limit July Sth, to and from all points
in the Southeast including st. Louis,
Mo, at ONE and ONE-THIRD
FARES FOR THE ROUND
TRIP, minimum rate 80 cents.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05
Bowel Complaint in Children.

During the summer months children
are subject to disorders Of the bowels
which should receive careful atten-
tion as soon as the first unnatural loos-
ness of the bowels appears The best
medicine in use for bowel complaint is
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di-
arrhOea Remedy as il promptly con-
trols any unnatural looseneSs Of the
bowels For sale by Jno W. Simp-
son, Jasper, Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05
Old Chronic Sores.

AS dressing for old chronic sores
there is nothing so good as Chamber.
lain's Salve. While IL is not advisable
to heal old sores entirely. they should
be kept in a good condition for which
this salve is especially valuable. Fol
sale by Jno. W. Simpson, Jasper
Tenn.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05
NOTICE..

will be at Jasper on Monday of
each week. All parties desiring den
tai workwill please call at the Hughes
House. y. ID. MOORE,
DENTIST.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05

Over twelve million dollars were
spent yesterday by Young America in
celebrating the 4th.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-07-05

A Sunday school picnic at Mt. Zion
yesterday was well attended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
For ssls-Aersaas,
| Panther
Lake
.. Garden
8" II neactSo
FGW@sHGao@
Tracts

No nerrER sotL ASYwIEnE


No nE1TER Hotis ANYWHERE
WELL. IMPROVED PROPERTY Att
AROUND ~ rtttH SECTION.
Ar THE RATE SEATTLE ~ Al.
NANetsu tN A 80HftfHuLf III
HEeft0N TiftR PROPERTY WILL
HF At GREATER HlAfffsfa 3
DOORSTEP as A SHORT TIME
A MY MERE Will MAKE Yor
MONEY JUST As SURELY AZ
fiiE HrN RISES AND hEfB
Land within quarter ~ mile IT
these laudh q selling when cleared. rs
hiHh az 80 Hu acre We have i'm
proved uiaefa riuse az hand priced at
upwafda ~ So pes aefe
These tracts We offer sou ht prices
fRuEiuA FROM o. o. atEa per hrfr Hias
lance lssa than fuuf miles ffun the
Improvement district south 20 the city
our prices are lowest. aHf terms are
The most ihefal
Come o. nuam "A naiiff building
isafn al about tHia offer
Tracts from tNn Go tea affes One
lake frHHt tract stil uuHaid Tho lake
stocked atth flah FISHING prohibited
fuf tNu EFaFa
onf thtnE h absolutely certain sos
Nili neVuf bug q tract n lard az near
hfattit at TIE prices ~ offer. after
these acres ere Hutd
HniifHHd o. street car sefsi rs being
extended e. provide faf Traffic from
this section.
Tor sabafbaH homes. FOR invest.
meniu thear tracts afe all and more
Than Ws Nlaiim fQr them
The neat M days viii close uut this
sale - iand n0a't Naff
This II afu1ifr bargain sale We
ere HHfFF 10 hHfr nHf Hnt several hun
dfrd arfas muFe ~ thln land Bought
ali W eHHid several years aEu. bought
cheap. afil az low profit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31

= ceres tnrfaE - short distance
ffem ufrsB faas ear Nns. E1H. ~
aa5d At once
faHsH fuffFUFhaH. BE This Il - be-
tHW Else wtAFkst
Neufr. DAVIS REALTY 90 affier
SIS arvrn Lake ear uas Nafth mtt
street iNHnr AffH A a fNa AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31

sash aud Door naranins
taWrF FnreH faf Niuduwa
sixH IS 1--WE nrhta wtfe uas now
Nii ref nmteW
fiNHll IS Two lights we're 81 81, now
~ ID per window
Above are emily sample prices. ! have
every siHk III stock and can make INA
mediate delivery
DOORS AitH ti0unRa
Gross panel dourH AN stock aiues un
tn HuH Including q SXak now 81 3
We're 81 pct door
PAINT itnfCna
/ Eflud a. own paint iu my own fac
tory aud quote the loNrat prices
ever heard % tnN Auur paint ~
white lead FROM me ] make 10 and
have unlN HHn ptieu
Ready mixta houHg paint 81 u Per sal
lon reaaa mixed fluut paint tl2o pef
Hailuu
Above prices are lp iseaiian cans. low
81 ntifeH m tsEtliUu cans. ami ftHi
loNet prices in barrels krt stone
hard ell NaWirh "a 70 pes HHNon
q n WILLIAMS
100 Western Ave- Seattle. Wash
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f. MI
HARDWOOD

q IN htEfH - herea III Thufstnn cuHHs
o. lhaiaHiaa hnuar hafu aau Improve
mfnta A nice auftHs - water HHH
owes half miiiian feet - choice fIe
giaaa q aahnai and pasfaffirT farua
Phone aMurf 4urea AHha ea =
Dos nate aFeow house ard stable
lGua lsase. free WOOD 80 ~ Hrs 0fla
avenue aHHt III
MAR unniEN 6 astss. vsH I'm
proved prize. iueinftna stork ahd
tools : So
ROBERT MAtsInr.
50 ~ 2f Masks NaGifinE
NaAeHm house nearly furnished Uans
Yfnisnt 50 three car lines sHfM price
g sa Inquire % AHM fnrh block 3
kEAn BELLEVUE - ceres. So
nuuEnT MktTNN.
Es3 ~ AkaHhH HgiidtnF =
FtTxaEnALn a MELVILLE.
Real EAEatH. "a luaiNsf EHctaaEs
Fer aais-Hsal Estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31
Star Want AID. AGENCIES

c. N. Lehnderff, cigar store. sis
Second avenue.
Quaker prua Store, ioi5 F,ra, sv.
snus.
p. y. Mullen. at Ballard avenue,
opposite city hall.
Prevent nrua Co. Ewing street
and Fremont avenue.
rhes. Harris, az psstet''ee, Rem.
ten.
tiss uastsks. Eas,laks pruo CO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31

MAR ufhM6ND 4 sefsa rich Hees
HHH bottom MHd Hit lrtfll 10 Aeffn
cleared orchard IN bearing dll kinds
IT small fWit lfaam house z tafuH
several putnplldlnuH horse and bus
a. stock chickens. farming imuic
muHta household furniture 4 Nn
HOuAuf MAtThN.
nlp.Hu.Hi Alaska huiidinH
FARM uANuAfH So arrfH. 81 aeFth
bottom land hsAHeN Huud upland q
nHHNa cleared balance timber IafHN
freak through the place good tfuafp
house barn and uHthuiidinHa nfief
including p head II stock farming
implements 81 aH cash This pfifi
Faud fuf p frn HHHH only
ROBERT MAtfnN.
STA Wn iut Alaska building
nEfWEEN HrArftE AND TACO
MA no acres. level land. uuad Hoif
{ 40
suuEur MAfTuY.
Hta- aruaNt Alaska iiuiidiuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31

IN GEOngEruWN
A quarter ~ n block. on the conner
Hna - the very beet properties Be-
GeufaaHeNus railroad will want this
corner There are three large lots for
81 ~. on easy trffua
On Wsstiake boulevard. mst8 feet
rtoar Ca Denny WaF. EARNING - per
month for g. - Nann Ert 81 - :
front foot for this property luHi1u n
eighteen muufhs
a LAWRENCE
Neis Second Ave Entrance ON Marion
uRtgHTuN nEACH
intH Groom house. new. fine view
~ the eitf and lake. SER g. down.
s. month
Choies leta lNiis. Nsas 9 cash. &
month
II ain for one acre new house. splendid
nul cleared, in excellent share.
bis swap $40 cash. per cent In
terrHt o. suit
vs. J uowEN. brighton Beach. open
Giiy ofnee. a., Arcade. Main ialz
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Attornes, st.la,V.

Attorney, AZ law.
A A ANDERSON. Trial Lawysa
Counselor, Notary .Colleetiqps, Al.
stracta Examined al Arcade
RoaaMAN 8 JOHNSON. Attorneys al
law fefaenkt MUG, eases upe.
eiaity. soQ Pacific nih, Seattle,
ANruuR HUTCHINSON ms.si n
\ hidH Phones Main ESQ. \ tsp
" y LAnuurlt @,s Pacific nls.
BANTER s WILSON. ~ \. \ INK
" r SCOTT ~ Marion uioeN.
} O coMus. ~ New rerA niosh
+ II. cANN. az Oriental nia a ioaA
Banks,
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL nANk
or HEATftE
Capiia, stock paid in. "a 1o0 surplus
- go. , fulth. pre- aeld'
ssshlsr. correspondence In principal
cities % the United States and
Europe
rttr CANADIAN RAMA or
GoMMENCH
HsIahllshed itff
Head office rorontn. Canada
over loo branches IN Canada aud the
United states general tankinE
lowed on time dsposlt.
RANtNaH pEpAn INTENT
Seattle branch a v Holt Manager
PropLns SAVINGS nAaK.
up uoa to- = e. NeufeldefI pre-
J 4 uftsulsaf. cashier. commercial
savings ant trust business.
cialrvoYAn,s.
sfMfrAI ClHcLE every evening
and "Wednesday afteruuana. 3 cents
Headings daily ifiih First 80
chleepedY.
roWNH tunIaHa inEfohu natls. rein.
lfaal4 oHrfd uedirurinE Airs 81 ~
inu al Marion nloeA. Tel / sus
pyslna sed Cleaning.
II VOC vsns reliable DE wefks
eisSS hss waSAs ~ usiea 81
Massage ...---
llNTlfs and maasasv fef weInsn and
men ~ cottage teaf 10 Union u
MMr HARRIS Eltrtfis ana Stag
nrtir Treatments esd maasaEe l,ee
First ANtaue NaisH Hotel fHam l4
nArHs massage etc. st isesss Fiut
avenue. raom "a "A
millinery.
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Ave. eorusf rins 81
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NAHiliNafo$ lNatittfk 81 oA-
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safe usessif Hiae ~ Fifst
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turned ara e nup iatafa9 AZ iNa
N1rat aFtHHs. Nifiafia hotel roaiu
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BATES. mssssss etc. - Easss fIrst
akruue. raesn %
PhYsiu'srs ard surgeons
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On pALTos. 81 Arcaas akis ais-
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on GEO urRBEIN, . ualas Hls
pstsns Attorneys
AlAMN 4 BROOKS Registered after.
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block
rArESra guaranteed Frbsiek 4
tAWrrur3 4 YsaFs experiences 80
NashinEten SEATTLE nffies a. Ngrks
ba1g Guide hooA FHE6
Painting saa pspsr Hsrslaa
faintlgs AL eapsr hAn6iHE Fhqs.
+ ia Ii
storage
TRUNKS asilrrfrd u cents. J aAys
ssegA9s free Ftana eaa tarniiass
Transfer a HsHfsHs e.. las First.
both FbaasH. Main 40
SHE Buiids~s.
MORAN nitaA COMPANY. Enrl-
nFsra ard salE hulidrf. ufT pee.A
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faou house. fast eam,a...,
tHi @2iie 50 eash ~.
~ month ftla tss,,
savings bank.
ta
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blocks ffam eAr iirs Il
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ihnaih Let Yo4r vef =,
faf Jour home -
$50
AEllh with tao street f,s~
aEH one block ~ NO.
one block from scAasl
lots on ihe ridge t,,w.s.
Fremont ard tHlFsrntr 1
genuine BARGAIN
80
very choice lets r. Frsn..,
s1i1H each All sl.ar.1 ~
AtfHs tfaAh
tfss-
= SNAP 1-roosu hoag -
int ou car iiue CakA t<ss
owner needs meney.
tga
lots near Woodland pm
a choice hope slis.
u0
lots, near Raath psfk 4,
terms Have mad 4 tof.
lotion prize 70 AZ "a
money.
80 And Up
Re have several nies "A
sHlh each. oa ths nar
adjoining DsHn4 Bs,ss
Park AadiisoH Ons q ~
most select rsssfesrs =.
tons - the city. n ~
- lake can never h an
or Sc fheft hsA
8 q PER ACRE
10 acres. 81 uf~k n 4
Fpod timber. vhirh uili ~
for the lard ard 4 grsfE
within two years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-31

800 Acres
OF Arid
Land
fn otsnegan County. near orsnie.
rlm g n rs running thfossh the
lard Psfpstsal water usbt
THIS CAN uE HAD At 4 uAngArN
PARRY INVESTMENT co,
usgs coiman BaildlaE
FoRrY.AcHE FARM-a ssrss clear
rd ie acres pasture nElHHHa cedar
and On fimaar orchard q So bear
Hr trees. aae acre la small fruItn
EUod tream house. barn hN" ret-
frNi ouihailalhgH price tUclulliE
team stock. farming implements.
ROBERT MALrHY.
n9En ~ Alaska hai.dIHF .
| CHEAP FARMS ~ GROWING DIS
THitFHa aNAIH
m acres HHar bellevue aud lake
Washington Euud rich saii na county
$ acres hear Hatheu. 70 acres rich
I bottom land with large creek. on
/ county ruad about 3 miles from sta
ton SO. terms
- screu suehomlsh county near
9rtrhrll. about ~ HrfHa bottom
+ land fenced good farming district g
acres cleared. small house aud other
+ bHlidlnHa. 81 HnE. terms
~ acres ia kltsap county. near
+ SOUND III terms nu thiH. a HnHp.
+ HERBERT b UPPER
iO-liaH HehrurrmaH Niaek
Corner First Ave and Cherry g. IT
/ HlCU ALDER bottom Very easily
/ cleared. several t-acre taetr. out
near The fHtefufbnu, so each. easy
/ terms.
ROBERT MAITuY.
maEnsai Alaska Building g
m-acre farm near Fuvallup. 90 ceres
f cleared. al rich bottom land house
and barns. Euu can't beat this lu
I King county Terms g. 5f1
CENTURY REALTY COMPANY
Suite ialh Alaska building.
/ TWENTY ACRES 40 Level. good soil
partly cleared faces uu nHuu county
road, adjoining nice improved farm
close tn school $50 Terms
HGnEHr MATTHY.
m1-gU-Ri Alaska BUILDING 20