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New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

Mss anne Earasrs -." ae lively spirits ap-
iaars llg-eE-c--a..a- Wherever she turns ler at
,-H'i'1. l9 seat--ls-r. .- L. sarlr-. or 70 sheer
.-E.e there Is a.rar- ta- sam. lgfa-ia=. dane
i7s 'o-gLaty aC manner. i ,h. reader Is Just
jan ti-ea aal aat ar sorts. .-. IS q good tonic
"--ins for him il "ar Original Gentleman"
I'D, mn oEoSs4 about among rhe score or so Of
---'l stores t-1- max. v1 the book. and he
.-- T'eta.'g END b. reading the whole col.ec-
--- They are frivolous. G.lg-.-n-. auusin2,-a-pd
--'e 1r--nIs--a1- lI-ag. perhaps all. have ap-
-5-'7' al one t-1a. .- another in rho popular
-2-9zz-a=S Taey gre Ire-e.n.aeutly in tho
--7%--le vein Indeed -as sight ae ,he.a thus
--'-='e1 together and bound ~ into q book
-'es emphasis 70 cae-r elhene-al character.
-, ~ Co i.' a-1-.- demand uc a book that il
----- --s' overnight. and Ere are glad to have
l'-7 q; these slrLgt-.g and characteristic stories
S-.-' even fgr a moment. out q The passing
Tie Longest. -l- rr.rAl.st and about tho
: - plausible. IS Inc J,Ie STORY. Dagobert. Il
ing Ai1er-as-l "Ao suddenly finds hiuscIi
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11
-1LBRECHT DTRER.
Il Nc7c Portfolio from the Society
Founded IN His Honor.

Some years ago the Durer Society was
founded in London for the purpose of repro
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

my. CROSS Hv Henry J. stuart l-ino,
TF-Ei-->'.. sy- Lra-Ii.rdaE- l~Se & Co
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

Tho Harpcre a-o issuing new "Doon-IauI"
edition Of Lorna D"oue." Il is edited with IN
Introduction and notes. ~ Mr.. H. Su"Wd"n
Ward VINO has long been making researches
into tn, legends af TIE Poou's. and U viii ~
embclIsshed with some fifty Illustrations Of ne
Exlupar country.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

The book on Literary Bypaths in Old Eng
land. which Mr.. Henry 9. Shelley published a
year or so ago, left pleasant impression There
should be welcome therefore for his new VOL
ume on "Cntrodden English Ways. which IS
announced by Little, Brown * CO. The illus
author.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

The world is crowded with re-IpGIca... H-t
evidently there j. always r'.m for one r.D~"-
Ia December ,h.r" vii. h- IanIlsa'd H I.""d.
th, ur~t number .r 9TH. English Review a
u.s, month";. 10 l- ISSUE. ~ half q crown. The
magazine r.l t.aE. BIS .tHrt with %. opening
InetI}m.uts oc N- -.:..- Cnu~ata a-tou.u--
r-:irg AND o. novel hy NJ h. o. Wells md t..r.
yr.It pee contributions hy Count Tnst... NJ.
Thomas HARDY NJ 5I.-:r J.-.a ,.u tl- John
,..e.,rrfr.. Ta- FIRST :.r.....r. at -'- events,
.t.. ..-.. ... F..rra reading.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

The Putnarls Will issue in this country the
volume of "First and Last Things which
Mr.. H q Wells rounds out the series Of Sccio-
logical studies to which ne has given much
time in the last few years. The sub title de-
sCribes the book As "A Confession OF Faith and
q Rule Of Life"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-11

Professor Salut-bury has published thrnr@h
th. Macmillan Company IN, second volume Z
his History ~ Euv.i~h Proeody." This ra~rl-s
TIM, subject from Shakespeare To Crahh' Il -
divided into trur parts. dealing respectively
with "Th. Tim. q Shakespeare" Later Ia,.r-
can and carulir. Poetry" 'Tna Age of Dryd il"
and "Tha Eighteenth Dertury"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13

NEWS FROM OUR NEIGEIBORS


tiVes At Barlow Ky. to which place
she returned sunday evening accom-
iranitd BY her daughter Beulah.
Jake Blum is having the contents of
his Randy Kitchen removed to villa
Ridge. where he win open a similar
store Miss Nora Dalton. who has
been in Mr. BluH's mplGy the pas
two summers resigned her position
Monday.
Mrs G. II Watson, who has been
seriously i'll the past two weeks at
her home on Upper Commercial aye1
nue. became so improved that, accom-
panied by her sister, RMS, Jennie Mon
ley Of Paducah. who has been her
guest this week, she left Monday for
that city.
Little Miss Alpha Benton is on the
sick list this week
Mrs. Ed. Keller is quite i'll this week.
During a terrific gale which blew
here Monday afternoon great damage
was done to river craft lying on this
shore The Blum Keelcr Sand AMI
Gravel boat and three barges swung
out into the river then blew up the
river about 300 yards when they
were finally pulled in with about 5000
damages done Much effort had to be
put forth to keep all from sinking
O. L. Battlett's boat house which con
tanned his yacht was blown entirely
into pieces Notwithstanding the large
force of men who We're employed to
null IT in The yacht was saved, with
the cXcerton of the new canopy top
by chopping a hole in the side of the
boat house I'D rescuing It before the
house was completely wrecked Mann
Tafts ana booms broke and much
timber Goated away ThefAntoinette..
. @aeoliNo !lnuch owned by the Polk
Frgsel i.E g. gar, Wa tossed on;
unnn the bang an fiHt tFSro ~ the
" rciloss waves The Dick Fowler
I'd not land here on her upward trip
hRt tied UP at The head Of Cache Island
oppisite this city, All ferryage was
faally abandoned The City Of Grays
bcro made her last trip TO the Ken
tpri-y shor during the worst of the
ro'e bur many thought that she would
bel ost before reaching her goal.
Have Tho Bulletin on your break.
fast table evc-y morning It will cost
Won only two vents per day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13
New Airciome.

The HuttonBailey Stock Company
will open the New Summer Airdome
fheater on the evening Of May 1S.h
for a two weeks engagement Tfe
company Is d new one To local theater
goers, but is ono OF the oldest stock
companies on the road THE com
nany Is made up Of people who kaye
won an enyiable reputation for Messrs
Hutton & Bailey The play to be pr
scented on the opening night is elt' Tied
A Little Princess in which little
Berenice plays the title role This
play is a society comedy DANA, in -four
acts, and abonnds with comedy aud
pathos. The vaudeville specialties are
way above the average and must be
seen to be appreciated A big treat Is
ust what you will miss ii you fail to
attend the opening performance. Spe,
cial prices for this engagement Will
be TO and % cents.
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49, t,s%.s A+f>S
May 1903.

NJ Al III 5s ;Iararav,s Of
Cairo no RAJ hes visiting .r.
ald IRIS, j.. IaIl. and family have
rotrncd EC32,
Miss Bessie Reeves, Of Dongola, is
visiting relatives here.
f. f, Farrin and w o. Farrin
visited relatives at Cairo Sunday
The social which was held at the
NJ S. Church Friday night was SUD
cess A neat sum was cleared and a
good time was enjoyed BY all who a.
tended.
Ollie Sharp who works at t'llin
spent Sunday night with relatives and
friends here
Grandpa Miller has been sc.i.usly
i'll the last few days
John Richards. A. B. Butler, r T.
Turner, Nr and Mrs Matt Rife and
Mrs. elem Spencer were Cairo Wis
itors Saturday.
Miss Hogendobler, Of Cairo visited
here Tuesday
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TO ORGANIZE NEW
|. D. 0. F. ORDER
HIGHER BRANCH WILL BE
FORMED IN CAIRO UNDER 81
RECTloN OF w. S. THOMPSON
OF ALExANDER LODGE.

Plans are being made by ". S.
Thompson. a we'll known Odd Fellow
Of this city to organize an encamp-
ment Of the higher order of Odd Eel
lows in Cairo. MAY 26.-All members
of the order in Cairo in good stand
ing are eligible to membership.
Deputy Grand Patriarch W. A. Ga
leener will be here next Thursday TO
assist Mr. Thompson in his prepare
tory work. lie will deliver an adj
dress on the subject of the -Encamp
menr branch at Alexander Hall. All
members of the order and especially
the Rebekah lodges are urged to be
present Alma lodge viii serve re
freshments and the affair promises TO
be a pleasant one. All who desire
to Join the new order are cordially
invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13
LIMOS CLIMATE
Temperature Abnormatly Low Since
April 26--Rainfail Excessive
Throughout the State.

Following Is a summary Of climatic
conditions in Illinois for the week
ending May H. as recorded by the
weather bureau at Springfield:
The first five days were cold
cloudy and rainy. bit Saturday and
Sunday were pleasant The tempera
ture has been abnormaily low since
April 2G. the deficiency for the asst
week averaging degrees. Unseason-
ably low temperatures obtained dur.
ing the corresponding period OF last
year. The extremes We're so degrees
ana Sc degrees both occurring In the
northern district
The rainfall was excessive in near,y
all parts of the state, averaging 0.92
inch above the normal II was heavy
in the southern. AMI in portions OF
the central district and spring work
Is at a standstill. At Windsor, Shell
by county, 7G0 inches fell in 4S hours
on the 4th and 5th, with a total Of
1901 inches FROM Sunday noon to
Friday night Damaging floods DC.
cured in Jefferson Madison and St,
Clair counties. whore the railroads
suffered greatly from washouts. In
many places the streams are the
highest in years.
Severe local storms. with damaging
winds, occurred on the night OF the
4th-5th in Morgan and Sangamon
counties. There was practically no
sunshine until Saturday, the average
for the week being abort Is per cent.
The following table SHOWS the mean
temperature and precipitation OF Sc.
lected weather bureau stations, and
typilies the prevailing weather eondi-
tons fthe state for the past week
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13
MOUND CITY


Miss Anna Benton, who has spent
the past week with relatives at Pa
ducah Metropolis and ether cities
returned home sunday.
Mrs Mathis and Mrs. Brown Of
Vienna, are the sloot OF their sister,
Mrs, A. L. Compton.
In reporting the banquet at the East
ern Star Chapter last week the name
OF Miss Don tibson Of cairo, was
accidentally omitted from the list Of
guests from surrounding cities,
Sam Blum Of Mounds was bust
II IS caller hee Monday.
Hrs. Jennie Grain OF Villa Ridge.
was the guest of her siters Mesdames
a. w William ana Ell Miller Sunday
Mrs. W. II. Mckinney was the guest
of her son, Nj Carr Mckinney and
wife Sunday. Mrs. Mckinney has
spent the past few weeks with rein
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ADJUSTMENTS :
neutrality-suspicious.
TWO New COMEDY Subjects.

Two new comedy features will be
at the Cairo opera house this
afternoon and tonight when For
Hates Health" and "'rit for Tat will
he shown. Both are very interesting
and produce many laughs. The form
er tells the story OF a girl who is sent
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY BOARD


State of Illinois, Alexander County,
IS, Board Of county commissioners
met pursuant to call with Commits
sioners John j. JennelIe, Edwin j.
Cause and George Parsons present,
The board proceeded TO consider a
petition of citizens and the application
of Thos r. Mullins for license to
conduct a dram shop at Mcclure in
Clear Creek precinct and after care
fully considering said petition and APP
plication ordered, That the clerk IS
sue to said Thos r. Mullins a license
to conduct dram shop at Mcclure
in said Clear Creek precinct for a
period OF one year from Nay Sth
1898 upon the said ThCs X. Mullins
entering into bond as required by
law and upon the said Thos X. Null
Inns paying into the county treasury
a license fee Of $4,000.
The following claims and accounts
against the county having been care
fully examined, checked up and found
TO be due and unpaid, We're allowed
and the clerk authorized and in
structed to draw warrants on the
treasurer for the respective amounts
with interest at the rate Of five per
cent. per annum from date, If not
paid within 80 days from date, against
and in anticipation OF the collection
of the taxes for the year A, D. 1907.
Said warrants are payable out OF The
funds specifically appropriated aud
set apart as below set forth viz:
On Account Of Circuit Court.
j. II. Woodward Is days bailiff
February term Circuit court
at $3.50 .................$ 1880
Charles Bowlar, 10 days bailiff
February term circuit court
at $3.50 .............. % 90
George Durham, Is days bailiff
at $3.50 ........... 50 80
p Mahoney. 30 days bailiff
February term circuit court
court at $3.50 ...,..,. 81, 90
Edw Abernathie, 10 days bail
If February term circuit
court at $3.50 ........... 500
Allie Frost. 10 days bailif
February term circuit court
at $3.50 Observation-Disclosures. % 90
JOS. f. Mueller. II Gays DaIIid
February term circuit court
at $3.50 .............. 1850
VIM. White. 10 days hailim
February term circuit court
at $3.50 ............. % 90
Total ........,,.....,,,.. ..S2b2 ~
Expense of County Board.
John j Jennelle, one day as
commissioner ..,.........$ 800
Edwin j. Cause one day as
commissioner and mileage. 1 40
George Parsons, one day as
commissioner ,............, 90
Jesse f. Miller one day as
clerk ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. d.O0
lOtdl ...-.- ...-... ..-.....'.' p IL Nv
The board then adjourned.
JESSE r.. MILLER,
County Clerk
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13

to the country for the benefit Of Ii +
health, which improves with srth
marked gains that she is finally Sc t
home in order to give her country 4.
latives chance to rest aid regain
their own health.
Last night another big crowd visit Il
the Cairo opera house to witness the
moving picture exhibition witch !
said to be the best in the city. Tht ~
will also be new illustrated songs u
day by Mr.. Hasenjaeger
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13

en-. The reports that the Chicago
slate-makers are to include the state
ticket are said to be erroneous. While
they have informally declared for
Gov Deneen. it is said they will not
offer any suggestions as to the rest OF
the state ticket, combining their work
to the ticket for Cook county. Never,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13

theIess. results IN Chicago at the Au,
gust primaries will be watched with
a good deal of interest for they will de-
termine the efficacy of slate-making in
controlling primary elections.
j. MOAN DAVIS.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13
THREE / LEAGUE.
At Rock Island.

Rock Island, May 12-Rock Island
celebrated the raising of the cham
piunship pennant today by defeating
Cedar Rapids through hard hitting
and superior all around playing.
Mayor Schaffer proclaimed "A half
holiday in honor of the occasion and
many business houses were closed
this afternoon.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13
One Of LIES Sweetest Things.

That kindly soul, n. T. Willis. wrote
that sthe sweetest thing in life is the
unclouded welcome of wife"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13
At Arcade.

The Arcade on Eighth street pfe-
SCENTS today Troubles Of d Flirt' Gnt
The Airship,"
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13

Obedience First Requisite.
Obedience Is the mother of success,
and is welded to safety.-Aeschylus
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13

Gone Back on a Faithful Helper.
A certain comic weekly has barred
the motherin-iaw Joke from its pages.
After 1t has grown old In the service?
Ingratitude.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13
At Pittsbur

Pittsburg, May 12.-New York was
an easy winner in one-sided game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13
CHICAGO SLATE MAKERS

Concluded From First Page)
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13
At Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, May l2.-Timely hitting
and errors by Boston gave Cincinnati
a comparatively easy victory.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13

Havo The Bulletin on your break.
Fast table evc-y morning. It will cost
Won only fw0 vents per day.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13
At Boston.

MISUNDERSTANDING" anu IdTTISdN,
Silver Schmidt and Payne.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13
PULASKI, ILL

%~>~~%~ %~%%~ -
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-05-13
Total .......,....,,... S2t
Expense of County Board.

The board then adjourned
JESSE II. MILLER,
County Clerk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
ANOTHER NEW vosx SUBWAY


NEW YORK. Aug li-slaas
combed Manhattan island d u Ass.
another subway. extendlzx irr
the Bronx TO the Batter. Il /.
New York. New Haven 4 Hsr,a,,
Railroad company il unable 70 us,.
an agreement with the exls,lns :
foreground lines, according q =
statement made today by chsrs-s /
Mellen, president Of the rsilrust
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

tnsh.o rsukiasAl. a. vashoa. wash
and raki Osaki %. japan
Thedaf johnson ie NnehaWtaht eaa
otteiiue Jenssen.
waldo caleb Piper iegal ass ana
Carrie n Haisht iekei ass. seattle
rhos Hendrix Hail 80, ana AAHA
MAY Williamson. e. Seattle
Hevrasn N Fawisr LEGAL aEe. ana
Margaret Silica rhemrsea. lesai ases Sc
Attie. -.
and Seluna uvnty a., Holly. Wash
Miles kscnovseh ~. and Maria Milan
oxieh. ~ ssatils .
Ers.ss ~ gerherd fletinsirgra, ~,
Seattle ana Amanda Christina krsoHfa
Is lifounss HE wash
ia Emel "a ana Rosie Aroason. u
Jehn /. xiis. a. and ARns X kirby
waiter = M.lsr Is sPcsans. and
Anna 1. Isnes "a Seattle
Honerion ifnAL -. Fenryn. Cat. ans
wakn YaHnamate. a. Japan
pr chArtas " Poet - lef tth A.
and pesassnonA ptttsbFanat. II, Ett2
b r.uIl "a. Fforln. cal. and Nisal
Okuda ~ Japan.
Eisnku tfie 81. as SIN aN. and MAJ
Finxita. Is sts ncartafn o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
CONG. JONES COMING TO
SPEAK in SEATTLE

Congressman Wesley l.. Jones,
candidate for endorsement for the
United States senate in the repub-
liean primaries. will be In Seattle
on August ~. Is and &c Word 10
that effect was received at the
Jones headquarters this morning
The executive committee Of the
Jones league will arrange for meet
inga In Seattle for those dates. the
time and place 10 be announced
later.
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cLEVeLANo MURDER MYsrr,


CLEVELAND. o.. Aug. is-1]
police are today searching Tor "a
10 The identity Of an unknown -
an whom they believe 10 have VI
brutally murdered and hutehs,s.]
Capt James Mcneil. lnsueeso,
engineers u the Great I.akes 49,
the severed head Of woman -.
off a. the chin with soms Ir.,,s'
ment. floating on Lals BIZ.
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POPE'S SOLDIERS
ARE DlsBAHD,|
tel United pr.s.. /,

HVHTI AUK ia a.,
mutiny IN the Palatln. salsa''s
Pope'n soldiers, il said - 40 4
Fope fiua today 70 order N.
guard be disbanded. Il w
mar mere has been much 1 ~
tent among The soldiers 81 ~, vel
Of alleged unfairness in tbs .sal
Of promotion. wy PEA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
TO WAGE WAR N
WOMAN TRAFFIC
ny United pr...,

SAN FRANCISCO, Ans ~.
became known today that -,
war upon traffic In immoral -
IN San Francisco has been -. -
By agents Of the United sts,ss = I.
migration bureau. who a. I.
working IN conjunction xi,h -
missioner Hart II North 70 ~.
out the evil trade.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
HARTMAN TO ORD)
5000 new CARS

ELW YORK Aug. is.-kv.r,.
various rnilrpsd car equlunn nsenls
panies are here TODAY ssa' '.a. co
submit bids 90 e.000 nee ''. s. !
ported 70 be- desired " ~ .a Y, y
man lines The coat a y nart
cars viii be between &C. Ca y. "
81 900 900. 's'syD al
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume reHpopsl
bility for errors Of any Kind
occurring In toiepnoned adver
tisomenta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
RAILWAY TINE TABLES.

4 % not trust printed time
= tables In newspapers. for
4 time Of departure ard arrival
= Of trains telephone KING StreeN
4 station Information suresu'
4 sunset. Main 27Ao, lndepeno'
4 ent III.
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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES


The following are the overnight
entries at the Meadows for Friday:
First race Six furlOngs. selling
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nalrllArloNs WANrgp."

"situatlons Wanted" adNet.
tisements 25c for is words.
times. Additional space, DC per
line.
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~AELP WANTED"
AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS

one cent a word--Minimum
chasre ibe. when charged TO
account actual number oil lines
as set will be counted. Seven
insertions made for the price
Of six when cash Is paid Al
cap. lines or fraction thereof
will be counted as two hheA
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PRICES PAID I
PRODUCERS

The following purcnass rrfra -
quoted on Western az this fn1rsf u
pOELTRN-~uld hens, I've afs4tt
Per pcund dressed. tic per pesnd. "
chickens. live. IL zee par pe1na d'sn
itc PEE pouuf hro.isra sif - -
squads. i2-ts per tonea. dprks -
ffc per pound pieeonss VI psf eaR@
BUTT ER-t-ocai ranch isAM
pound
EG0E local rauch. fs-2te
MEATS. live wciant--Cers iAx III
pound steers fkc per pouisa
uefhsra 49, per pound. owes
pound Hogs The per pssnd
Is per pound Bulls and ores. -
pound ~
MEATS nressed---vsAi. lerss
per pound medium. ie-iisc PEI 80
The following are LEGAL ea
made en- Western Av this rnerni1s
FRklT- RaNnherries tsesi W.T. x
Io-lh box ts-sHc. LaraRhsFrirt y ~,
scarce. hlarkberricf, - blAek1af
berries. o. loyai grafsnsiein sff'"
sIte =
VEGETABLES cahbaEs ia.sss y
pound lettuce sec per cratN hs.s
tucs ft.scc do1 rhunerh =
green onions 5a-ssc per dersni ~ =, Y
iAtoea tge.as per ton: spinach =, y Il
rnuilfiower 81 d0Hcn. beeia si''''''
sack. eucumhers. te-sec dofsA
=.
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$780, City Acres--$100

Chaies garden tracts isonitY. risht In
city snd only 10 miuutss ride from
business center. close 20 car G-esns tara
seed vise % lake. fret. class soii Tor
gardening ~ barry cultufs Oniy nee
dovn and tio month prices very Iow
Also acreage near salt water a.
bsdcnde Beach. between seattle and IA.
coma On sasY terms
THE gotND TRUSTEE co,
toe Caiman Bids
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On New Boulevard

Double corner. 90 feet frontage on
new boulevard on Woodland Park
Heights ; block from Wcst Woodland
Park car line one Of the choicest buys
IN the city today Reasonable terma
THIS property iH away uhdcr priced Ter
quick action
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INQUIRE ABOUT
Lake
Washington
Home
Addition
See the New City

fsFsnsston Hslshts is on the Hfsmsr.
ton Esninaglas alongside tire naNg yard
The Mrwa ~ iAne 10 limited shers. and
Hssusftan Heights tracts and lets must
- valuable property IN a shnft time
bay pas 81 these large tracts - tota
81 the opening prices nuw We build
hosn~s on easy payments The new dry
deeta uiil start euildias In . shoFt tirns.
and wfii employ zee mere msn Iafgs
tracts tts ard 90 fsaFse let's sac and
up Terms 81 and o. mnnthlY.
SEATTLE HoMEEEEKERE CO.
psusFs
Main offices. ttt-a Empire Bidr
nganeh effes. Hrsmsrton.
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For Sale

Restaurant by owner; seats 81. good
location, Tow rent hst First av
-i8-en
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BALLARD AGENCY. H.
Mullen. 5tOa Ballard av, OPT
city Hall Phone, Ballard Soe'
MAIN OFFICE seventh ay.
between Union and University
Phones, Main 1860, ind. ssl'
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Then te@k at the rumtfaffa mN afs
offering Ger iaud In ths heautffal NsenN
- Fsilsf-a fine prosperity pr0fresitien
for tka mar o. sHfnan ~ uadsfafr
means Nau haze riNht yeaFs 90 pa,
ths rate ~ 80 cents down and -
Nsnta q fnnnfh NHr arfs. ana - Ffts
Fau 4 per cent faferrsf and Easranfea -
BE per esnt profits iH addition. asa -
APrtErow fNvEurME~r CORPORA.
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Gof American Rank tldk Seattle
saers tracts south 81 city. fiwht %
ilae 81 new intsraFhan q aoed rhaufs
- double your money. tasss acres are
siasa IN and will make sNcelisuf garden
tracts 90 good NuiltinR lots Mfii make
saay terms Fof prices sss as
20 acres level land north ~ Green
f.aHss ffch soil Eaan lrupustfIun
aifher for platfinE or for small farms
close 10 hss inlsfurban. isee per acre
eaay terms
q Il. wAYMAN = aoSa.
sac NeN York Block
InG siii Main ff7s
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on East Qsasn Anne AZ the corner
~ Weston - and Hixth ar y. nsw
iEafoufn modern home. ramms aiding q
ssespiua NteN, usaF North Queen knns
esf line iarMe usht ruams uifed and
pitsed Ter slcctfieity. furnace spacious
and covered porch and balcony Knod
home. an attractive snuminn house
Price four Thousand dniiafs. on terms
easier than rent fnEtY dollars month
the Vise alane IL worth the price II
- worth the price without the visw
Phone owner, a 1918
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