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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15

they loved fun as much as we dill.
\ person coming here in the winter
time ought to be WCb-footed and able
to swim: The city OF Amsterdam is
situated on 80 islands. connected by
300 bridges, and over 10 canals run
through it.. Besides the water in the
canals it rains almost i~accSSantlv. ]
thought Amsterdam would be full of
Baptists, as there is much water
here. But the Bapt.sts, like other poo-
pie. don't like too much of a good
thing. There is not a Baptist church
in the city. While on the subject. |
inquired about the Methodists. There
is not Il Methodist church in the place.
but tho other denominations have a
Methodist fCaturc-t3ke up the col
Jcctions. They too up three %collec-
tons Sunday night where | attended
church. Aud, strange to say, | never
Saw a man. woman or child fail to
give. Perhaps | ought to state that
Dutch money is made in very low de-
nominations. They have a coin which
is equal To only one-fifth of our one
cent piece. There is one Presbyterian
church here. 1t was presented by the
town to tho English and Scotch Pres
b~yterians in 1908. The P~resbytcrians
are holding their oWn-have as many
churches now as they had 900 years
ago. There is one Episcopal church
they are keeping up with the Presby-
< LII dlS IL aha
Christian Scientists here. Everything
else is Catholic or some kind of Dutch
sect. Dutch Reform is the State
church. but the State helps all other
! denominations.
We went to preaching last Sunday
night and enjoyed the service. We
took Il back seat nca the door: but,
in a moment, an elderly lady With d
tooth and a half in her mouth came
to us II addressed us in a jerky
speech. | expressed regret at not
catching the purpoTt of her remarks
as | only understood in English. The
old sister then went into AN eloquent
spasnl. emphasized With suitable ges-
lures. Guessing that we were 'in the
wrong pew we sought nothe seat
The old lady appeared to have a lucid
interval again.
The preacher seemed to know Wha'
he was talking about. but his voice
needed to be v~aCCinatcd. Tho only
words I understood i'll tine sermon
were Ireland, Scotland, and amen. NJ
allusion was made to Moses, Nicode
mus or jeremiah. / inferred from hi!
earnest gestures that he was Skinnins
the Pharisees. To me it was not nlucl
of a prcach-loCke like an assault
with intent to preach.
The next night we went TO an ltal
ian play in the Palace Theater, think
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
SOUTHERN ED TIE LOWEST.
Oliver. of Tennessee. and Bangs. OF
New York. Likely TO Get panam
Canal Contract.
(Bs the Associated Press.)

Washington, Jan. 12.-ProposaIs
opened bg the Canal Commission to-
DAY TO. the entire construction Of the
Panama canal We're Is low as had
been expected by experts on construc-
ton work. For some timc il has been
kaoWn that several members Of tn"
Commission believed seven per cent
upon the estimated cost Of tn" CON
struction would be a fair rcmunera-
ton FOR q contractor under the form
Of contract prepared by the Com
mission. The lowest proposal. that Of
William j. Oliver. OF Knoxville. Tenn
II Arson ". Bangs. Of New York
city. who offered to do the work for
6.45 per ceHtum of the estimatcd cost.
was even lower than had been hoped
for.
Granting that the estimate IF $40
100000 for the construction of the
Canal. which han been frequently
spoken Of in Congress. is accurate.
the remuneration Of the oliver-Bangs
combination :-ould be Ss.+50.00o in
case it were u be awarded the con
tract. Much discussion has been
caused BY the great difference in the
only four bids received. a. they ranged
from SIS per centum to IS per
CGntUm-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
NEW BANK PRESIDENT.
Capt. j. VI. OIeIi R"tirCe and i Sue
cecdod by y. y. Coitranc.

Concord, Jan 10.-Foliowinc 4 de-
sire to retire. as far as possible. from
active business life. Captain J. NJ
Odell has res 2ned as president Of the
Concord National. Bank. and is sue
ceeded by Mr.. y. =. Coltrane.
h Change was made at the an
nuai meeting Of the directors. when
Capt. Odell's resignation was received.
CAPS. cdell was elected vice-"resident.
and MI. [. II. Coltrane succeeds ha
father as cashier. Captain 0deil has
been president and Mr.. Coitrane cash
Ter of the Concord National since the
organizat zion of tn" bank. in 1858. Mr..
l.. u. Coltrane. the new cashier. has
been with the bank since the begin
ming and has been assistant cashier
for several Years. TIL old board Of
directors was reelected. Ma ". Reece
Johnson being made 4 director 10 sue
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15

. for this tho committee rec
ommends hat large acreage be SoWn
in small grain and other forage crops
and lar.rer acreage be prepared for
corn 50 as - he certain that there Is
sufficient quantity of foodstuffs pro-
duced on each farm to feed all the
people aud stock in any way connected
with the farms. Don't be afraid Of
having 90 much Of these feedstuffs
there is always d good market at your
door for any surplus you may make.
(sigl1cd) a. J.. McKINNoN,
J.. II. CTRRIE.
T. j.. w. BRooME.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
NOW IS THE TIME.
This LEGISLATURE SilOI,ld Rctrcnch ut
Once and Nake SuCh Criticisms
Impossible in the Future.
Greensboro itecord.)

The SUI tune is being played down
at Raleigh-thc same tune one hears
at the meeting of every legislature
curtailment Of expenses. It's good adj
vice, but the politician who wants to
be reelected or go to Congress, man
ages to get a job for his mar or men.
hey have been 50 thick around the
state House that they fall over each
other, not at work. but in drawing
their pay.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15
FELL. AGAINST \ SAW.
Man Working in Lumber Mill Cut
Scari, in Two.

Especial to News and Observer
RoSeboro. =. e.. Jan. 12-While
working at q Saumill. operated by Mr.
Itadford ROYAL. near here, young Mr..
Robert Cooper was accidentally
thrown against a saw which cut him
in half He only lived a few
after the accident.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-01-15


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
LICENSED To WE'D

perlty ~ Force "a. BsIlluEhan,
and Viola NJ EanFaia. q Seattle
Carl A. Peters. a. and sytaF y.
fafQasai. -. seattle
William Lake. 20 and Mary
klilesn. IS. Youngstown
nayamin g. DuEFan. g. and
Lillian IS. Dean. - Seattle
George - Ian. ~. and Carrie d.
KneHnsr. %. Portland
T EdNin na,ca. ~. ard Mabel T
bates. II. Seattle
Franklin wallace. legal ase.
and Wanda u. Martin. legal age.
Seattle.
George I. Hamiin. 81. Fails City.
and Georgia Andersen. g. Vi Cen
tro. Cal
George r. Mayes. %. Portland.
and Olive G. shanahan. 81. Port
land
Chester a. Porter legal axe. and
Grace NJ. Hadlcy. legal age. Seattle
RAY A uiackmer. -. and Louise
NJ Woodin. n. Seattle.
Henry G. Taylor. legal age. ana
Martha A. Taylor. legal age
Hubert s. wilkins, ~. and Rose
A Waring. -. spokane
James II Moorchsad. %. Cascade.
Mont. and May ~ Thompson. legal
age Pittsbutg. Pa
Chas c steele and Ella c Mnsl-
Ter. ~. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
LITTLE WORK DONE AT
6. N. DOCKS

The situation at the Great Nor
thern docks is not much changed
today from what II was ON satur.
day only work Of a most de.
ultory kind Is being carried on.
The Al Italians, imported TO break
the strike. have not touched a
truck vet and the only men work.
ing today are a fcw negroes. the
remnants OF tho contingent which
quit on Saturday
The situation Is a repetition Of
the first weeks OF the downtown
strike tho Companys imported
strike breakers having refused TO
do any breaking. The warehouse.
men are now striking for higher
pay, and that complexities the al
ready tangled state of things for
the company.
The strikers say that when tho
Kaga Maru sails tomorrow she will
doubtless do so with a generous
part OF her hull out Of water, and
with what cargo she has badly
slowed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10

pattern ia her neH addition 20 her
wardrobe There we're kimouoa
gay with giant Butterflies and im-
mcnas dragons. and patterns la tlny
fans aud tea pota long legRei
siofka. and pink apple blossoms
These 80 have get. but for the
most part they are 81 American
make. aud at many 81 the 0umblnas
tions "a pattern aud color the Jap
ansae would throw up bis haada
Ia horror SaN aud then one aafa
a real aud elaborate japanese al
mono ~ tlnttd siik. with The
heavy Hllken roll around the boi.
iom. bat theae are usually for dias
play only. and the American sem.
an has adopted the klmono for
practical purposes. u 10 Tor thia
that she has hobbed Il Off and
originated thu short klmono. and
the fiimaY Oriental crepe che haa
abandoned for HsrYiceahic and
dainty materials - home manu-.
faciura Tie accompanying pie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
THE SPARK MAKES IT'S
APPEARANCE

A new local magazine makes -
bow today This il The spafk
By the spark Publishing Co, TN
P.i building. In the interest q
good roads and motoring gensfAf
lv. II IL well gotten up. II has
number % good haiftone iilns'rt
tons and the cover design " \
3. Riley. a local artist. is apprq
PIRATE and bright The ediiefix
pages after setting cut the fesse-
d'etrc Of the paper. extols ne ns
toring delights Of Seattle, 40
hands out some candid talk anous
the new Seattle Automobile Asse
citation which should make ~
body sit up and take neiiee l1s
initial number Is q clean y
healthy looking production y.
the publishers are TO BE- coagfa'F
lated on their first born.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
CASE MAKES S. {.
co. FINISH WORN

Upon The summary orders u "a
new street aupefIhtenaent. q n
Case. the Seattle Electric eompss,
has completed some paving xorx
on Preioniaine place. Third ss a
aud around Madison and TER,
avs. where. after doing Part Of II
the reEt was permitted 10 remsla
unfinished
A. Prefontnine place and Yssier
way was a place ~ feet square Ia
the new pavement thar had beer
left Il was impaHsable on a.
count Of The nes rails thar stood
up several inches above the rest
OF the street
Today this work Is complete and
toamlnF is going o. over al he
street alike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10

The old.fashionsd house wrapper
Is a lhing Of the paat To be SURE.
there ara certain dainty affairs.
usually gathered ln At the walss
line with an embroidered belt bat
even these bear little resemblance
20 The cd fashloaed garment which
did home duty Tor our Efsndmoth
era. and even ether form u usg.
liEcs costume has practically been
sapplanicd b. an importation from
Japan the kimono 10 thoroughly
Ameficanifed has iha klmono b..
come. however. that In most In.
stances H IA very different ia ap'
pearsnce 20 anything ever worn hy
the little brown maiden In the
Land of the RiAinE SUN
some four or five years ago the
hlmuun fret struck America la
earnest. and a. once every WOMAN
10 the land We'd With hsf nslEhhof
IN the cKirafaEanes af Oriental
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
BUkCE TRIAL

The trial Of James A. Bunca en-.
deputy sheriff OF King county and
eA detective. was resumed IN the
federal court az . o'clock this aft.
eruoou. Tho case was on trial the
major part OF last week and ii will
require az least another day to dts.
pose OF H. buncc is charged with
smuggling zoo pounds Of opium into
the United States from British 60.
lumhia. Tho defendant was on the
witness stand again today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
c. {. APPOINTS
A PRESS AGENT

The committee in charge N -.
Christian Endsag0r eonvsa,,a ~
here IN July. held a meesiss " NO.
saturday afternoon and deeia.s
employ a press agent to boos, \, y
convention and 20 preDaye Wy
send ont 10 magazines ana na asa
papers articles eoneeralsg
Seattle and the convention v -
Zimmerman, formerly a ess,,, =
ncwapaprfman was engaged h. !
period of three weeks 10 d ~
work Mr. Zimmerman win 10y
pare each day 3 report for IN ~
cal newspapers and send On, l,.,-,
10 eastern paFera
A delegation from Farlaus n,....
In Japan vii arrive a few 49,,
before the convention a. tbe ~
cinl guests 81 the ehrsslan
doayor Union The party lsel.a..
TaisulirD Savage. field neere,s.l
OF the Christian Endeayor 49,.
In japan Miss J Kayiro. Of 0I,t
anna, and hunli Kida and Ibs,.sI
Ken Of Yokohama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10

lures show . few styles In the
SEASONS kimon0a.
No / IL an elaborate silken gar
msnt OF dainty pink apple blns-
SONS. against a background Of pale
hlus. and bofdered with a siiken
strip Of pink No shows the
short klmnno. creation II pink
and blue blended prettily. and q
means b. which one may aeoom-
pllah pfeaeniahle negiiEee. II neess-
asFY. at a moments nosiee. while
dressing No shows another
short himono In rich red and or
auKe pattern 81 red peoples against
an orange background No. {
shows a real japanese crepe IN
fan. lantern aud apple blossom
dfsigu. aud No 3 shows japan out.
tapanned In the matter Of pattern
the design embraces not only the
fan. dragon. apple blossom and
ehfkaanthsmum. but the japanese
flaE and an Oriental hieroglYphle
as sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
DIR. LAWSON A TRUSTY
AT The COUNTY JAIL

tho corridors clean. seeing that the
bedding 81 the prisoners in prop
crly aired ard bringing food 70
them from The kitchen % the jail
10 ia keeping The inmates o.
tho lali supplied Nth ffrah fruit
and berries frum his ranch near
Richmond Reach. and consequently
enjoys an unprecedented degree Il
popularity among them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10

srocKucI.pERs MKEriNo =.
Netles = hsfsAs sven trat te .sstssi.. -
ths seattle latsr ffmfle eeett 49,.
Hal Ne 4 - tie tstaF tsAksts
eieiaea D ~ M1hsiay, tanr -
Mu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
BIRTH RECON-.

Births wcre registered today as
follows
naVih-At Nss Midvale av.. June
q. to wife 81 Jacob Davis. a aauEh-
ter
wedluud-At si2h Main #
June S. TO wife % Chas. Il. Wed
lund a aoa.
taekson-At 70i sixteenth av..
June S 70 wife Of Frank G. Jack
son. a daughter.
Harding AT lbs y. Etruria IT
June I. 10 wife OF Fred Harding. a
daughter.
Hnse-At Columbia station. June
2 70 wife of u w. Ross. a son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
Foa sAIg-aIsoslLANEous.

NAsH AND DOOR uAEaAfAa
os q.ls 80 ,i ses'' ~. rs.a' - ! : " =. -
In n ! Esiisn tens. al q = 80 Eslian
Ia haFrsls iu tn tafipm = r&sHt M
FaFghsszr uunt nsgss.aftlx eaFsaa settfs'
- - - -, a ~. ssss Z - s@isss-s
= saiaaisz s W - lasaf. 40 q .
sat sassst seoaorg - 80 EAs@r saast
= assr X 80 isss tsaa 4safs saass
saF aseftftr~a
ssns - saisr rard. -eszn -H -
Hsfist yea nss. sitaeet ehsfss sEss 40
f5sss fsssi sassr. 80 uosi8s ssssasrs
aaas. q y 80 teaF al sissa So saFass
70 es,,ss. ,'aa, ia = e sss,aisia. s...ussl
xhs q snsraVes tiats Eiass eaiF u9
rastass fart uirswwa " aeHhesatA.
...'. 49,. ~ 80, sss,a 1 ~. s .... -
saslr ~ pfirs Tren the uaasf snessisa.
iIesss heuss esn ssasa e havs - i.ass eas
a tsa q tssss s.saiifai ~ieaa~s
Htsh ~sissss q = rsr hanffsa pasfnfs
usE stees s sissys gafis fasHE1sts saf
ss en- a. Tsar erssfs siihaas eslsf
ns5F Vtfeirfa Norfiss fsss 80 tess -
as ~ sm Urn ~ tAs AS fasf r-ars.
80 has airaFs afssn safzafsefias
ssrs. So assi bsag.s ,ssptfssaa. mia
80 s.ss s Is. az rs'.s = 80 s. s .its'
sssaa III. - = mss. Z sslt fpii-s
PRESSED sfssi snd ~ sssiHas esnfsaf -
me- ANsf as NNfNMh haFas r EAr AfE -
are Fuahd eeii steel srginna nnakfnN aasss
tha naasf furNtis trrM at MmF lNfes oar
Frtz~ antg tfG Dsg iask
ca esFver hinges. sir= fats4. ~ 80
rate
v. sss.iis a.ii.. saiisias s.ssr sss sa.a
rafs
sees - sev,.. e ...' s,,s. -. Sc -.
faasHsas ~ fiffsrsrf articles
- aiareina ever ne hlsfnfH = ear hsfss
80 - ~ ~, - ssfs = aiseFs
hkE aaff ~ price W. naHaf I'D : siss
esanf Fais sftet rais tafEaia sale ~ aHe
s4sHffV daF sftsr fay aaa rear aflsf
ssar - tsFs sqii our EHlts - sfflgsiF
re pftes Go al
. n WILLIAMS CO
WHa western Ave Naaftfa= q r
FhH LARGEST an~ most fseaFahtV hrnnrn
sash ard sngf ssaisrs iu fhe Nafthusaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
CAN you nREw TEsf

,Sratsts stars Exclusive ssf'H
NEW YORK. June i.--Nihes "
cent Of American housewives ~
know how 20 brew tea is the ee'.s.
made in the current Issue O. -
Tea and Coffee Trade Journal !.
the editor says that the 1
grounds should not be leit ~ =
brew longer than seven minae' ~
the most Any longer makes y.
decoction noxious. One desles ~
removing the grounds 4 n"'
shown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
BUILDING ORDINANCE TOO s,a

While the new building Grain.
anco will b. introduced this e,e-.
ing in the council BY title. a. M
itself viii have to be keut 49,
Tor an Indefinite tine for furths,
preparation
As the bill vas turned aver !.
Code Attorney Gleason II consist.
ed o. i2s pages and must b cov
denEed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10

nr % v. lawson. former head
Il the state Medical Institute. nov
.AsFsihF abaaF sentence Tor
pfacfisinR mcdicine without a o.,
sunsa. has besn appuiated b. tailer
hlcKinnun one 81 the jail TRUSTEES
Ito iall authorities speak very
hishiX 81 Or i.aweoa'a usefulness
IA hat capacity
TIA duties conaiaf In Keeling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
SACRIFICE FOR 3
DAYS ONLY

Water Hani tal 81 Green Lake e0st5q
ami a tafan aasfnff house. chicken yard
chicken houses. atl tluiu 10 fruit and flow
efr. an IDEAL hanfr a. i10 800 cash
A new fHunm modern house. e. foot ~.
one block from nrw cnr line Green Lake.
only e. fn $40 rHrh
An elegant Dot fanii0 nll ln rnrdeu and
flowers HH8 8 room modern hHuHf. Hu
Twenty seventh ar South. near car. g. 100.
ffad cash
l. INVESTMENT CO..
20 Denny Bldg.
Phones. Main Nlf Ind taG8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10

hardly a serious sentence In "a from
the rice Of the curtain on the first
at until its fall At the end OF the
last set
Wm newlan. Dave Williams.
Henry MeRas. Harry Cummings.
Ailocu MAJ and Kathleen Taylor
shared Aouofa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
BRYCE IN CHICAGO

tsoripps Telegraph serslesJ
CHICAGO. June l0.-Anless.sssssr,ss
Bryce OF Great Britain arrives NM. M,
this morning Tomefte" IN "a.
he will deliver the sixty. thlta w. ~
address at me tn ft..llus
of United States senators ,,,,e,s,s,ns
OF United tSates senators 49, ssssrl,
aud Cullom and othef 1--WE
at Hopkins home at Aurora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
DIAru REcoup.

Deaths were registered today as
follows.
Druee - Louise w. nruce. ?
months June s. al West Seattle.
hoifisr-Chss A. poirier. IS.
June 7. AZ Providence hospital
Nelson-is days. June II. at e3s
FiffY-flfth It.
Mclaughlin - Charles McfAngh-
lin. -. June 2. % iii6A Second av.
kimhall-Ctas - klmhan. "a
june I. n 1908 4. lafiaraan 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10
REYNOLDS sENr TO mosrtr,l-

Chas ReYnalda Who was brought
Ia FROM RAfanadAlr SATURDAY on
Atmr0 daY sentence Tor vaeraney.
was today sent 90 The county hos.
piial suffering from alcoholism
Reynolds vhn waa picked up by
Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich. IN
state Of drunken atupor. vas In
bad shape shsn he arrived ln Jail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10


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iect the hill and viii send 10
Yea the answers 90 your al
when addressed Care The star
RATES ron CLAsStFtEn
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Mantea. Lest aad Feand. Tee
peat, tssF sale stcsl oae Cens
q Mard.
SITUATIONS WANTED Ans,
ts NERD. fhrse rtnss tsF %
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Seven words or fractions 81
words 90 the tine. cash In ad.
vance When chaFgcd 20 acs
cuuat actual number OF unes as
set viii be counted Minimum
hin far an eads rs cents. Hal
iara Waat Aa Agency =, u
Mullen. 81 ballard Av. OPP
city Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-10


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1faam rtaafsfsf cottage iuf esiaa sod
raHHI flfa Hfaf rev ca lire ard Wei
.and naHh go raeh Enud terms ftaHs
AaffN Ef| aHfEH ffII Del
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An entire change % program
Eoca on ~ the star thoater today
and good vaudeville ia promised hy
The management A sketch entitled
"A HlEh Toaed Burglar. and =
troupe Of japanese maFicinna are
hcadiinarH
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WEST SEATTLE.


Choice building Ia soxiao. only $3.50 and
900. nn very eaHf terms
500 tufa aasl5a. strand Wow ana near
car iinr terms
tf0 cash and tia per month buys choice
view rafnnr
DuEAT NORTHERN REAL ESTATE a
timber co.
20 Marion Block
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nu H0E HEfIENE 90 NOW
60 ant isdsf and poo inc Green lake
Reservoir Addition aud Fru will have 70
believe IF The most beautiful addition en-
the market north Hf University ana east
NJ Green Late lots 500 to tioa 80 raan.
SO per month
rahs Green take ear 90 Green lake sta
fiau.
INTERNATIONAL UoNp a REALTY 60
80 Pioneer nlack Main nee pc 1T
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UNIVERSITY DISTRICT.

Faf sale hY uwuer#t.at HHxtHa. graded
street. all assessments paid O. date two
hiteka from car tine view SO ca VIII huN
thia and 90 % pfr month price $500 n0
Fec me at Go1 West roriY nnh 81 Fhoue
North 80 H.f
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GREENLAKE and FREMONT.

0pErN taKE HFFERvoiR ADDITION
jest nat aH fhe market lies hiaf haffh
- Exposition srnInia Hrar fwa car tires
ard the thifH aue Viii raHu fhfouHh fhs
properly cleared level view iafa $50 10
tsa
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.


a sas fsaHu . 80
2 feau rfftsas Esa Haft - fsst teei'
a. ssaaf ~ SAT- HaHsg. fnatrafe
usnts 80
q 81 EAHH fea
fAFss iaf. - samssaaHtA aH suih ~
ffisnlasa aFtss eat fsant thimk 20 30
Frirs nn ser nH
a - cash. g. -
= fsrsna. az attsfsaH frs fafnsfes Peg -
iif. ~ alflfsHfa - o $50 tsl -
isa hierss ffrsn go fsts d tasst h'settas
s. - FAsu LIS
rsassfis FHFHHr sa EHas - aesi 49, ~
LAS Wasklasfqe
& aaaEAHm -
riafhls rafHsf aa Haslffh - E seHih
RI FtrYnHA e assf gsf unr
aNe
La - Naffh MaHsNfHasth aV pave
street. s1ttn seas EMa ear iinss
JOHN u ANDERSON
81 ueesF tiast
Nsta fsgg tnf NJ
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LAKE WASHINGTON.

Uscfllrnf hema eifst lots nVeriorkins
lake Washington Each fnaino blocks
from car each Lot CLEARED. f'fIrn fl6n ia
80. $50 each tiH a month. Take ola Rem
60 car Get aff ct ffuiman. ask fof
Wood. If
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RAINIER VALLEY.
Rainier Heights

let 1osieo fine unuhstruetsd ishs view.
near Atlantic o., ens block ffem lakn and
rev boulevard tronm haaaa. iHt cleaned
ana fenced. fitN water Price S IUa UHuH
IS IHiau hiaeh 1t