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, 1906-03-06

James Stephen Hogg, who as COVER
nor of Texas waged war against he
trusts and put down the lawless ele-
ments in the state, died suddenly at
Houston on Saturday. He was in many
respects one of the most remarkable
men of the past nifty years.
, 1906-03-06

1t is now predicted that congress
will adjourn about May l and the
friends of the rate bill believe this to
be an admission that there is to be no
serious opposition and that the bill will
pass without damaging amendment.
, 1906-03-06
A Favorite Remedy for Babies

Its pleasant taste and prompt cures
have made Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
.edy a favorite with the mothers of
small children. 1t quickly cures their
coughs and colds and prevents any
danger Of pneumonia or other serious
consequences. 1t not only cures Group,
but when given rs soon as the croupy
cough appears will prevent the attack.
sale by the Eggleston Drug Co.
, 1906-03-06

To draw the fire out Of a burn, heal
a cut without leaving a scar, or to cure
boils, sores, letter, eczema and all skin
and scalp diseases, use De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve A specific for piles. Get tho
genuine. No remedy causes such speedy
relief. Ask for De Witt's-the genuine.
Sold by Mills, A Druggist.
, 1906-03-06
HAS
BRIGHT PLAN
WILL GROW FOREST IN CITY
PARK WITH AID OF GOVERN
MENT FOREST BUREAU.
Plan to Produce Beauty Where Barren
Waste Has Been Rule in City of
The State to North of Us-DetaiIed
Planting Plan Submitted to City
Improvement Society.

Public-spirited citizens OF Helena,
Montana, have for some time been agi-
tating a plan to convert the unsightly
slopes of Mount Helena, which lies
just outside the city, into a forest park.
A great deal of interest has been awak-
ened throughout the state by this pro
ject, for the people of Helena will not
be the only ones to benefit by it. Sue
cessful forest planting will be difficult,
owing to the semi-arid conditions, and
will call for expert skill in the selec-
ton of suitable species, the details of
planting, and subsequent care of the
plantation. A solution of the problem
will serve as an object lesson of forest
planting under similar conditions else
where.
, 1906-03-06

The agent of the Union Mutual Life
Insurance company at Lander has de
faulted and his whereabouts are un-
known. He got the habit so mighty
bad among the big insurance fellows.
, 1906-03-06
True Forest in Park.


In city parks the kind of decorative
effect sought is generally secured by
the art of the landscape gardener rath-
err than by that of the forester. In the
case of Helena there will be reared, not
single individuals or small groups of
trees, such as are set in the conyen-
tional park, but a true forest. Later
on the trees may be cut for timber,
without in the least interfering with
the integrity OF the park. A good ma
ny cities have parks which are partly
or wholly woodland, preserved in its
natural state; but no n thinks of cut
ting the timber when it is grown. Com
munally owned forests, however, main
tanned primarily as productive proper
ties, are not unknown in Europe. The
educational value of such a forest is
well worth consideration. A knowl-
edge of what forestry means would be
a good deal more common in this coun-
try If other towns would initiate the ex-
ample set by Helena.
Trained Foresters to Help.
In order to secure a thoroughly prac-
teal plan for the execution of the park
project, the Helena improvement so
ciety awaited itself of the cooperative
offer of the government forest service,
which places its trained foresters at
the disposal of those who wish to es-
.tablish plantations of forest trees. Dur
ing the summer a representative made
a study of the conditions on the ground,
and, as a result, a detailed planting
plan has just been submitted to the so
ciety.
The proposed park contains about 900
acres. There are about 40 acres al,
ready covered with young timber, and
400 acres more on which some timber
is growing. Planting will be done On
about 600 acres. Western yellow pine
and red fir are the trees recommended
for most of this area.
Pines for a Public Park.
ines species compose nearly all OF
the present stand, so that their adapt,
ability to existing conditions of soil and
climate may be depended upon. Be
sides this, they are among the most
stately and also the most valuable
trees of the western forest. Finally,
seed from these trees is readily obtain.
ed in abundance in the neighborhood,
so hat ease and economy in the plant,
ing operations will be secured by their
use. Other trees adapted for the park
are timber pine, l%odgepole pine, blue
Spruce, knobcone pine, Monterey pine,
and Coulter pine. The spacing recon-
mended, 6 by 6 feet, would give 1,12O
trees to the acre on land which is with
out trees. Where the land is already
partly stocked, from 500 to 1000 trees
per acre will suffice. The total num-
Der of trees required is estimated at
$4,000. To provide these a special
nursery will be started.
, 1906-03-06

Old papers. rs cents a hundred. a
che Republican once.
, 1906-03-06
UNION PACIFIC TINE TABLE.
West Bound.

West Bound.
In effect at the Laramie station at
the present time:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30
LARGEST SCHOOL ENROLMENT
In The History Of the City. More Room
Needed

The school board held their re-
gular monthly meeting this morn
ing allowing the payroll for jan
uary and attending to some other
routine business.
Supt. Staley reported that the
enrolment during the month of
January exceeded the enrolment
for the same month last year by
300 pupils. Every room in the
buildings is now full andi appears
likely that, if the enrolment CON
tinues to increase at the same rate
nextyear, additional room will have
to be provided. The school term
is now one half ended, an eight
eight months school having been
provided for this year.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30
The DAYSOF
BAD men
IN INDIAN TERRITORY ARE GONE.
MARSHALL COLBERT TFLLS ABOUT
CONDITIONS HERE
HAVE STAMPED OUT CRIME
The Marshal has Something to say for
Himself

Kansas City, Jan. 3o.-"C Crime
as it used to gexist rampant in
the Indian Territory has been prac-
tically stamped out, said B. H.
Colbert, of Tishomingo, I. t.,
United States marsh.l for the
Southern district Of the Indian
Territory at tho Hotel Baltimore
last night.
II have just taken to the new
federal prison at Fort Leaven-
worth Kan. at the close of a term
of court, five prisoners for relat-
lively minor offenses. -Four years
ago at the end Of the same term
there we're ffty prisoners and some
OF them were sent up for murder.
It has been nearly two years since
there was even a case Of highway
robbery in my district These con-
ditions are being improved largely
by the influx Of good people into
that country. This crowds the bad
ones ont.
Even Ben Cravens about the
last Of outlaws OF that section, has
gone, according to current reports
to New Mexico or Arizona.
Marshal Colbert says that his
indictment by grand jury at Ard
more some months ago On a charge
of conspiracy TO def.aud, has
caused him to use every means
within his power to bring the case
to trial. Every time the case was
set he announced ready, but each
time the government asked post
ponement. Finally Judge Town
send upon his request asked that
the case be tried at the February
term Of the United States court Al
Tishomingo and that this case be
brought up for hearing the FIRST
day of the terms.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30
SURVEY FOR KNAPP ROAD
Preliminary Work Completed. Will Nun
Train by June l.

Taloga, o. T. Jan. 7o.-Survey-
ors have finished the preliminary
survey for Texas, Oklahoma &
Northwestern from the junction Of
the Frisco and Orient near Thomas
into Taloga. and have moved their
camp TO Weatherford. They will
run a line between Weatherford
and the junction this week. Letters
from the officials of the road state
that all the ties for the line between
Weatherford and Taloga have been
purchased, and the engines for con.
struction work, together with TO-
ton mogul for heavy freight traffic.
H. is claimed that if there is no de-
lay in securing the steel, trains will
be running into Taloga by June !.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30
TAX COLLECTIONS ARE GOOD
The Total Amount Collected has
Passed the $3.50 Mark

Collector Thompson has already
collected over $2S, coo Of the taxes
assessed on personal and real prop
erty in the city for 1905. This sum
is about equal to the entire amount
collected for the previous year.
Mr.. Thompson states that he ex-
poets to collect from $4,000 to
$i6, 900 more.
Owing to illness he was unable
to prepare the delinquent tax list
for publication at the time an
nounced in the Express but he ex-
poets to have it ready for publica-
ton by next Monday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30
N& SUCCESSOR D &N JONES REAL ESTATE COMPANY
DOTS FROM BUTTON

Quite number Of changes for
the coming year have been made.
Mr.. McCurdy has rented and moved
onto the Brock place; Mr.. Rigsdon
is living on the Stanley farm, and
Mr.. Kratina has rented Frank
Barnes farm and Busby has moved
his family into the house vacated
by Kern.
Ben Hoffman has sold his farm.
Consideration SIS, 900.
Roft Stansberry is feeding forty
head Of steers for the market.
The Dutton gin still runs one
day in each week.
Mr.. Bullock who has managed
the gin during the past season will
move back to Chickasha for the
summer.
Several Nebraska farmers have
moved onto farms few miles north
west OF Dutton and brought with
much good stock and fine pultry.
We are glad to see them come.
Mr.. Ridgeway and wife did shop
ing in Chickasha last Wednesday.
Much more cotton will be plant
ed this year then last. Some Of our
people will have to learn that it is
easy to raise too much cotton and
9th crop this year may be an eye
opener. Mr.. Childs is building a
barn. Cnrlee has added another room
to his house. Henry Horchhemer
built smoke house last week. The
high price of lumber is keeping
some from making intended i'm
provements.
Caddo county will in time be a
veritable alfalfa field and hogpen.
Thousands of hogs are now being
prepared for market.
Let the farmers be sure when
they have hide to sell that it will
not go to the packers. Better lose
the hide than to sell to the packers
who already have most Of them
"gobbled up. 1t begins to look
as if we might have to go barefoot
and do without harness. We dom I
get a penny more for steer either
since leather has aduranced.
We wish tie good ladies OF
Chickasha would not feed a tramp
this year. 1t is burning shame
that strong able bodied men will
go to the back door and ask for
something to eat when cotton and
corn are going to waste within the
vicinity of Chickasha tor want OF
farmhands.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30
HOME MISSION SOCIETY

Following are few paragraphs
from paper on the important sub
ject Of "titheing."
All Of Gods laws both negative
and positive, were enacted for our
temporal, spiritual and physical
happiness and prosperity, and every
one Of his 'thou shafts" has back
of it our need for doing just what
he commands.
The law Of the tithe, the tenth
Of income, rests upon exactly the
same basis as the law of the Sab
bath, the seventh of time. Equal
ly with that law it has its founda-
tod and rigin in our nature and
needs. God does not need any re-
cognition Of his claim upon us for
any definite proportion Of our
time or income but we need to
make such recognition and the
need necessitates the law in TACT
was the cause of the law.
1t would seem incredible that
God would put into any human
soul, enlightened or unenlightened,
a distinct sense of duty and obliga-
tion. and then give no standard by
which il may be known when the
duty is performed. Help the
Methodist ladies by attending the
Shadow party and buying a
shadow
Our weekly meetings are delight
full occasions, as we'll as most help
ful business and devotional services.
Mrs. ]. F. Bishop entertained last
week. Today we meet Mrs. Bos-
son. Allladies are cordially invit-
ed to meet with us, Contributed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30
LOOK HERE

If you want to sell your second
hand goods seeJ L. Robinson 500
Chickasha Avenue. Phone No.
All. 1898.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30
An EVENING OF FUN
With West & vokes the Clever
Pair of Pinks

West & Vokes and Margaret
DAILY Vokes in "A Pair Of
Pinks" packed the opera house
last night. "a Pair of Pinks'' is
called a funny affair and it is
funny, very funny from start to
finish. It is good, clean, decent fun,
fun that does you good.
Will West and Harry Vokes,
the counterfeit Pinkertons, ably
sustained their regulations as star
comedians and Margaret vokes,
with her naive and original
manner was unusually clever.
"Ikey Lock-" Will NJ. Stewart,
carried off his share of the honors.
And it must be remarked that the
entire cast is very strong The cho-
rus is good, the music catchy, the
kind wins with the crowd.
The entire affair centers about
Billion Aver and indeed the entire
Aver family with the single ex-
ception Of Ayers Sarsaparilla,
seems 70 be represented. A great
variety of beautiful costumes is
used and the entire production is
one Of great merit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30

WANTED Position as house
keeper by middle aged lady, in
small family, Al recommended
tions, III Iowa Ave. 34.3s
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30
ChiCkasha- Roberts Business College

Can you send who do senographic
work and keep books Must be competent and afraid Of work
No young person such described above letter
ajob if he There great demand for this kind of
help shown by the fact that every graduate
bookkeeping from this school has good position The
anceis larger than ever before Special attention given
ing Commercial Law Rapid Calculation and Typewritne Cali
us or phone for particulars
fruits JUDGED BY the proficiency or
It's graduates
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30

Henry Knapp, president OF the
Oklahoma Northwestern Railway
was here short time yesterday
He is returning from a tour over
the Rock Island-Frisco lines in
Texas with Presidents Winchel and
Yookum. Mr.. Knapp states that
grading has begun on part OF his
line.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30

Mrs, L. D. Newell entertained a
few friends at dinner today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30
SAY 1T WAS GOOD

Regarding the lecture which will
be given next Monday night at the
Christian Chnrch by Prof. Patty on
Radium, wireless telegraphy and
liquid air. Mrs JDo. Brown is in re-
ceipt of the following from Abilene
Kas. Jan. 1906.
! whom it may concern
The entertainment given by Prof,
Patty at our Opera House was the
most instructive given here this
session. The large audience were
kept interested from start to finish
and were given clearspideas Of
Wireless telegraphy. Radium and
Liquid Air.
Mrs. H. L. Humphrey
Prest. Library Association,
I22 reserved seats have already
been sold for this lecture. Tickets
are on sale at Owsley's. 1885
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30

NJ. Bishop master carpenter tor
the Rock Island, returned last
night from a trip to Enid, Guthrie
and other poiuts.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30

1ao acres of river bottom land,
close to Chickasha, all in cultiva-
ton. See Good & Co. Rooms 2
and J Terrell Building. St
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30

The Methodist ladies will give a
shadow party" az the Carnegie
Library Tuesday evening. Every
lady is requested TO bring we'll fill
ed basket and all are invited. A
good time assured. 1884
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30
Mrs. H. L. Humphrey
W. 0. W.

You can find me at R. M.
Cochran's Office or at the Citizens
National Bank when you want to
pay your dues.
1. L. NEWMAN. Clerk.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-01-30
HOUSE BILL
REPORTED
IN THE SENATE YESTERDAY. NO
FURTHER ACTION WAS TAKEN
ON THE MEASURE
WILL SURELY Be STATEHOOD
Says Judge Hainer on his Return
from the capital

Washington, Jan. 20. The house
statehood bill was reported favor
ablyato the senate today by Senator
Beveridge, chairman of the COM
mittee on territories. No announce
ment was made by Beveridge in re-
porting the bill. Senator Patterson,
from the committee gave notice that
there would be a minority report.
Bayard T. Hainer associate just
ice Of tho Oklahoma Supreme court
was in Wichita yesterday afternoon
on his way home from Washington,
D. G. Says the Eagle.
With Chief Justice Sohn H.
Burford and Associate Justice B.
F. Burwell ] Judge Hainer was cali.
ed to the national capital by presi-
dent Roosevelt, who desired to con-
suit the members of the supreme
bench as tocertain political matters
in the territory.
Talking of statehood prospects
the associate justice said: "There
is no longer any doubt about Okla
homa's getting statehood this win
ter. Statehood has become ol
national importance: it is one of the
three great measures of this ses,
sion. The Hemilton omnibus hill
has passed the house as you know.
1t will be reported favorably by
the senate committee on Monday
and within probably thirty days
sixty days at the longest-the
bill will become a law.
The Hamilton bill is the most
complete and satisfactory statehood
bill that has ever been presented in
congress. 1t includes practically
all the provisions of Delegate Nc
Cures bill and no two men have
had more to do with faraming it
thanIMr. Mcclure and Henry Asp.
OklahOma's delegate has been un-
firing in has work and efforts to
give Oklahoma what she is Justly
entitled to, at his task night and
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

SCHEME

BALLARD ian q I. O Ga.
a the fussisag 81 the eoanea >.
night. submitted q propastfssa !.
furnish the city with Zoe sse -.
Iona IF water per day. and Il -.
100000 Gallons feaag Nithta =
working da3s. the balance inslA. !.
the time called fef IN TIE sp~cls,.s,
tleuH Briefly stated the pro,s,si. .
ton Of ~ Green IL - follows ~.
eeats per leo eabie fses 10 b. a.
for the Supply pumped far psssas
af IL months. half The price neu tels
fer Cedar river waiter wheH sec 90
gallons have ben secured e -
cent II the above amsani Il is !.
paid. the city having ne ossha !,
stopping At that amount.
Hide we're received for iyAsa fsss
q fire hore Pflees ranged from 4.
- 50 cents Fef fa8f
Authority was given for the lss.
aues u bonds iu paYmeni u sse.
sewers on Graz ford -. And In.
rruNeusnts II Ehlisiaale AZ.
A petition was presented asksss
thai Post e. be opened. grades ans
cement sidewalks Constructed. Az.
other petition asked thai Second ~.
from LeafY = north to North ct b
paved With asphalt and esmss.
walks constructed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
A New INVENTION

A " Kuiug. Il this alty. = forz-
railroad man. has secured a g4ssas
faF = ne0 rail lalut chair ne 81
vantaRe1 II the chair are that II 4aa
uot require any belts aud rxks
track laying more speetly. No ben
ear be cut of ~ = car leaving N
track. leaving the rails In bad e.
der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

ueale 80 aaH numerous uebt. -,
this point which is the enffas,. = =
Lake hlilnat. 8 wicked Fea -,
running. and for two miles "A. -,
ing Il honey ha8 aith zalsfs..zs -
rocks The tights we're seen -
- shore ~
We were unable to dIailn.al..
shat eee asianed the lights IL.
la no lighthouse n that pal.,
no settlement 6f any Elnd 49,
some craft probably The VsIes.s.
foandefed. Is the Charts Fhaw -.
"a be- one 81 the worst pi.e.. !.
shore line on the soam. y
We did naf dare Ia 20 /, a..
and after mnfh difficulty sue,s.s
81 In entering the airalis a..
Is miles from where we saw =.
llghia We passed the Queen So
waH running very slowly. A -
Ing gale aud TAIN storm MAD. /,
impfaetieable to speak her
rortysish' Hours on s,iss.
7 spent 81 hours on the t,,A..
In that na. and In the e Yss,.s
have followed aeaiafinR life I -.
never witnessed worse storm
II the Valencia vent Asb0s !.
power could SAVE her The go
vest gale raging would amash I
bite aHY craft On those ro<kss
Captain Cfoakey said he b.llas..
the doomed Yereel Travelled vs's
the same course a. dia he Pa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24
Big Bargains

Good scissors save time. VET
and cloth. The finest Wis 50
sors. every pair guaranteed fasF
DAY. al BARTEIL'S. sie and Z
second Ave. for tec. SOC ass =
Another record breaking harsa
on Thursday viii be NaphthA So
for cents per bar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

uTun AIR SOME COOP t4ufa AND
ilotaaa on SMALL CASH. PAY
MEsTa
g. 40 tsraaW modefH hauae. overlook
iHH Lake Washington finest
view % city Lot iastaH
iao 4 feam eatthHs iet ta&tW or
fHth ave near hpfinH .aeea
30 asfpam rev house. In Fremont
lpi Asiea raft eaab. balance -
PEE month
g. 10 ruum mnaefn house nu i.sta
Terrace ave fue view Late
tuiaH aud mount aiHa. tspa cash
aud ~ pet month.
81 80 & euam mnaaen huuss. On Nor
ivan 81 tut A1s tu9 half eHHh
BIO traum cottage. let thstel tHHf
hiueNa from aaH5 seven years
free city water ~ cash uai
HuuH monthly.
10 azxiIa uHe block FROM enf ahd
Lake tulan fins Niss II take
and Fremont 40 eaHh. balance
Ia suite
uIu corner iut on SIN aud Columbia.
al assessments paid AhlH "a
choice
$50 90 faat iai atsflaahlna Lake
Washington tan Eash. - Hsf
manih KteN cannot he shut aff
{ 40 nauhIa faaHss an Capitol ttiits
all HHHasemsHtH including &C.
ment walks paid 80 cash aha
g per month
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of Lake Washington which sHH
net - uhaIf4HEsa5 half fHHhs
balance TO uHti
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haY half cash
MONEY MkftrHa On RAINIER
BOULEVARD
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fiKht aH Lake Washington u I'M
81 81 g. Eaa foe iHHatH tsafI where
property WtH - NaffH fifsa pei lot
IN tNa o. three years Look thlH Up
" n uANN.n a 60
AZ t.umhsf EkahauRe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

PHOENIX tHKEafMN 81
q and o sullivan tilas
a ~ n6 ias ssfe 81 land Ia fine eai.
uVatIan. fruits Hnd berries II Ell
htudH finH large cottage ettf Natef
Get fare neat Hehaei
81 aaa nuYs another aaad enc. Ni.t
sfnam baaHe. most All Improved. sitf
water
81 90 % fof ~ acres fine coil. s.asf
a. city tsfmH
q oaaa rar one are YER LES a.
Hith good termH
q Ham par new 4faam aattaFs pan
~ aud bath anu lHrt' lnls a5I
klada 81 FRUITS hsanllial WV
blaeha from ear fsfhHH
81 20 % sar 4 lots. nice aruam enl
faHH Is fruit trees taa tFaEHH HsftF
bHHhss aeaa enough e. iast q {sat
fine apfiHH aud city Netty. tis#a=
down bat ti5e9 Ief month.
So ~ raf fine 5=faam eatlass aud
lutte gIIa - down tln9 pet mHhth
This lH g anHr. Hufr
q dfau FOR lots aud house all
Green Lake
saa 10 Faf iafrs fine lais On queen
Anne It'll TERMS.
iaa % fuf a fiua tot ali improvements
Ia Hsaf University eHHf tsfWH
$50 - aHik Huf 70 HefsH. Fast iHhf
Washington auad tefnH.
a. - -. A. 49,. - ~ fE#saf H4fa9s
IA u.aadNaE District
As have Some fine HHKa aH Capitol
iiiii HHd Lake isuIan District Come
ii and tahE q took al ia We MAJ
do NaH come Euad# an Ns az If -
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

: a a.H10M houses with or 8 Iasa
aatd on terms II 900 ur g. a. uar
week. ilna level lots. with city water
price emily too. terms. 90 cent nsf
week only - minutes. ride Take
car on Washington street 10 auufh
East Seattle. see 9tu st office. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-24

II vii pay you well to ws,rA y
the Auction sale of Rankruri slNf
Rainier Clothing Co. 1917 ~
avenue. the entire week