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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-19
WOLF 6 COHEN, Sole Agents,
70O-706 18th st. N. W.
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR.
United States Patent Once. Washington, ID.
c. March Is, 1863. Sealed proussaIs Gin
quadrUplicate) viii be receive ed at this Office
until O'Clock p m, Monday, April g
1893. and viii be opened Immediately there
after, In the presence of such bidders as at
tend for producing in the City OF Wash
ngtons District OF Columbia, during the
fiscal year ending June so. 1910. copies OF
drawings OF pending applications and patents,
and OF foreign patents, papers. and exhibits
by Photographic other process Specffca-
tons and specimens, with s0,m Of proposal.
viii be furnished on apple alion TO the Chief
Clerk OF the Patent Office All bidders are
invited to be present at the opening Ed
WARD p. MOORE. Commissioner. APP
proved: RICHARD A. BALLINGER, Secre-
tary- nlhls,ap22
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Washington. D. c. March Il. 1909-Sealed
proposals viii be received at this Office until
O'Clock D m. Monday, April 70. 1903 and
viii De opened Immediately thereafter. in the
presence Of such bidders as attend for HthO-
graphing and printing 5000 copies. more
less, of the General Land Office map Of the
United States for 1903 At the time
and place proposals viii also be opened for
photolithOgraphing and printing 1900 copies.
more or less. OF each Of the maps OF the land
States and insular possessions prepared in
the General Land Office during the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1903 Specifications as
TO the character OF the work. sizes OF maps,
and quality OF paper required. viii be
hibited to bidders or furnished on apDlica-
ton All proposals must be made in du-
plicate and must be indorsed on the envel-
ope. Proposal FOR United States map
Proposal for State maps as the case may
be The right 20 accept bids in part OF IN
whole or to reject bids in part or In whole.
! is reserved RICHARD A BALLINGER,
Secretary mhl9, apis
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Washing
| ton D g. March 13, 1903. Sealed proposals
win be received at this Office until l. o clock
NJ April 10 1909. to sell To the District OF
! Columbia. 2 tracts of land. widely separated.
1 Of not less than ZOO acres each. either or
both tC be situated in the States Of Mary
land or Virginia; one tract TO be used as
! site for a reformatOry and the other as site
! for a work house for the District Of Column
bia A receipt OF the Collector Of Taxes. D.
! G or a certified check for $4,000. OF a bond
I of an approved surety company. in the sum
! OF 81 0OOO0. TO guarantee sale, must accom-
many each proposal Form OF proposal. and
All necessary information may be obtained
/ nv addressing The Commissioners of the
District OF Columbia, Room 427. District
RuiIdiuE Washington, =. c. HENRY B
| = MCFARLAND, HENRY L. WEST
| SPENCER COSBY, Commissioners. Of the
| District OF Columbia mhl6-st-eXSu
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Hop at Naval Academy.

The mid-Lent hop at the Naval Acad-
envy will De held in Annapolis toner
row evening. and for the accOmmooa-
ton Of the large contingent OF Wash
ington and Baltimore people who will
attend, the Washington, Baltimore and
Annapolis Electric Railway Company
VIII run late car from the Academy
gate at midnight, connecting at Naval
Academy Junction with the last cars
TO Washington and Baltimore
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TODAY'S PRICES ON
NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished by ". 3. Hibbs &
Co. bankers and brokers. Hibbs Building,
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
inston Stock Exchange. and Chicago Board Of
Trade
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A meeting in the interest Of the Nc
All mission work in France was held
this morning at II o'clock, in the home
OF Mrs. Lowden, 119 Massachusetts
avenue George 7. Barry, general sec
rotary OF the McAI Mission ASsoc,a-
ton in the United States, made an adj
dress, and there were stereopticon pic
lures.
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MONUMENT FUND
SHOWS INCREASE
S457.50 Donated For Pa
rade-J. w. Mills Is
Dead.
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIT IA. MARCH 70

Secretary Wedderburn. Of tho Wash
iuEton Monument Association, reports
receipt Of the following additional con-
tTibutiOns:
Special contributions for removing
tCcUrt Of honor. J. j.. Kelly, ST.
General contributions for parade
Previously acknowledged .-..-....- 81. -
Robert POTtneT Brewing Co... 1000
James W Mills, sixty-seven years OF
age. died at his home, 2fDS Duke street.
yesterday evening Mr.. Mills was born
in RaDpahanock county but had lived
in this city for many years. He had
been in with pneumonia for some time.
Mr.. Mills is survived by a widow and
several children.
Douglas Stuart. trustee. has sold 10
George r. Huilings the brick building
in OrOnokO street between Alfred and
Patrick streets, formerly occupied by
the Mills bakery. IL is understood that
branch Of the Yale laundry OF Wash
fngtOn viii be opened at this place.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of Alexandria
Washington Lodge are preparing for
their progressive euChre, which viii
be hold at McBurneys Hall on April
19, not this evening, as previously
published in The Times.
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MATTER OF TASTE.

Hin-Don't you think a woman ought
10 be married to a man she can look
up to2
Her-Certainly. 7 always did hate to
SEQ a woman taller than her husband
Chicago News.
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Miss Lillian a. L.Oesser. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. !. LOesser, of BruO1-
iyn, n. Y. has returned to her home,
after two weeks visit 10 Mrs. Fischer,
1881 Third street
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Open-High. Low. Clos
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

Bid. Asked.
L. s. con. IS, reg. 1890. -1Olh lO2
L. S. con. IS, coupon. 1890 .1OlJz go
y. S. con. IS, reg. 190S-lS....IOl 1919
L. S. con. IS, coupon. 19G8-1S.-10l
L. s. con IS, coupon, small
BIDS, l90S-lS ..........-.........1O0 90.
L s. con Is. reg. 1925........II9 1872
I. 5. con. Is. coupon, 1925. 120J5 "
|. S con. Pan. Canal 1870
Vt. Is reg. 1936..............l0l lOlIL
Dis of Columbia 9-65s, 1925. 1851 80.
Philippine Island land pUr.
Is. lJl4-34 ---.-------.-.--......1O0 90.
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THE CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by z. F. Hutton &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. G.
Bowie Chapman. manager. 1901 street
northwest:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET FIRMER
UNDER LEADERSHIP OF THE
OLD FAVORITES.

NEW YORK. March 19.-2 p. m.-Tne
market continued active until the MID
die of the first hour of the afternoon
then it became extremely dull, but the
price changes were few and unimportant
save foran additional y point advance in
Cbesapeake and Ohio. The undertone
of the market was encouraging and the
prospects were favorable for dull,
steady closing.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-19

SALE OF STOCKS BY HOURS
Shares to II a. m. 81, 900.
Shares to u m, 300, 900.
Shares to l p. m, 321 800
EX-div., SOC per share.
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Cancel Engagements.

The Italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor Ges Planches have Cancelled all
social engagements owing TO the death
Of the mother OF the ambassador yes
terday morning in Turin, Italy
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
were hosts at an informal dinner party
last evening In compliment to their
and the Misses Miller. Of Utica, y. Y
Dr. and Mrs. F-emont-Smith enter
tanned a party at dinner last evening.
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I'd
Issue Of
Stock

Owing to the demand for
the popular priced Wash
ington Car and to increase
facilities to meet this grow
ing demand the Carter
Motor Car Corporation
offer a second issue Of stock
at par.
For further information
apply to our Offices in the
Munsey Bldg.
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Dressed Meats.
Dried Fruits and Nuts.

Dried Fruits-Raisins (tabe) per box. 800.
fancy. Sultana. per III TIC. imported, Sui
tanas. per h.. STALE; prunes, per ID, 5lza
&c. Citrou, per h., loo; peaches per h.,
7IzaIOC; apTicots, per h., galZc; apples,
Cevaporated). per ID. SIC; (sUn dried). per
ID, &c
Nuts-(SheIed) Pecans. per h, SOC; al
mOnds, per H.. 3oa5sc: walnuts. per ID. 3oc.
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Fruits.

Fruits-Apples, fancy brands. per bbl-. 81
a5.00, grapes. Malaga S5JOa7.O0 per key;
cranberries, per Dbl. Sl5a1S; oranges.
California. per box. s.. O0a2- 80; Florida. per
box, $2-OOa3-5o; pineapDles, per crate a.75a
so. grape fruit, per crate, 81. Q0a3.50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-19
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.

Eggs-Vlrsinia. nearbys. fresh. 1Sc.
Cheese-New York, fats, large, per h.,
155Rc, small. per H. 16j2c
Butter-Creamery, fancy. SIC; Western
hrsts, 29a31c; process. fancy, 2Jc; fair to
good 24c: dairy. choice I1a1Sc. dairy. gOod,
nc; store packed fresh 15a16c.
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Vegetables.
Live Stock.

Live Stock-Cattie, extra per cwt, S5-J0a
500: medium 54O0a450; ordinary S2-50a3. %:
hogs, per cHt. gross S.. 75a7.OO; ordinary,
per cwt. IS. OOa6. 90; sheep. prime, per ID.
4lza5c; ordinary, per ID. Siza4c; lambs,
choice per 10. 7a7lzc; medium, per h.,
6a6izC: tsSUiuOn. per ID. 5a5lzC; calves,
prime. Pc h.. &c; medium, per b., SaS1$c;
common. pr b. 6aGl5C
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Poultry.

Live Poultry-Chickens. spring. small. per
ROSTERS. Sc; ducks. large. per 10. L.al6c.
small. per H., 13al4cs geese, per H.. Sal0c'
turkeys. toms. per ID. 1Sa2Ocs lens. r T 10
2Oa2Zc.
Dressed Poultry-Chickens. spring, gunall.
per ID. 2Ga2Zc; ROSTERS, per ID, Sasc, tur
keys undrawn,t toms, per ID. 20a22c; hens,
per H., Z2a25C. ducks. large, per ID, -6alsc;
geese. ID. 1Oa12C.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-03-19
Steel Strong Position.
The Range.

Union Pacific sold TO 1884 from 179A,
and then the stock rose to 1895, and
reoeeded to 1885 St Paul made a =
Of a point rally. New York Central was
q higher. Northern Pacific rose 10
1885,. as compared with a close at 13S
yesterday. Reading declined and recov-
cred holding firm. Rock Island, prefer
red, was decidedly firm at IL points
rise. Great Northern rose a. InterborO,
We2kling of the list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
pEATLi NOTICES.


Fussisy Frank rursfsg. - APrn o.
ns4ry@J Hary. - Arrn a. sity
vein - Fsa,E ST. April 10. in this
eltY
April ri fals Eixtth y "
Esarsisn , .frsmrdau. t1 April 20.
wayafas ErarrrvntY hesgitAi
Nar4aftY 10 Mafiaritf. e. AFfN ~
ffrevtfpne~ hospital
ftamanaaa HastNn Haman4kal =
ArFM ea 1898 TnFH "
uaxisF Davis. &c. April ~ BY
Isna
eitF aaFetet
So iH ~ rifF
NiFth uafeesa -aef aseses .st
udftaru ieA--re fha eife ~ "a Mns
Carfnick cifY. April 20. a asnEhief
nlaattfa.En thN etfe ~ W itHsFtt
eifg Apru q a aaughfsf
Hayal--re ne wife - T. Royal ~
nfffH Evnsraa heapttaf apfA tI a sua
Hsnirr-Tn the utfe ~ y HFHisTt 4ait
y 4afh. &rrU lr q damahter
psrciraia-Fu she Nlfs 81 }. lNraif4is
clfy ArrH 10. daughter
fsirnaaa@~To fHr site % NirANaa
ETfs u fffn kHrU icy a44aNtFr
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Some Fine
Lots in
Lake Washington

Nans AtdiiieH Aefens ran hsfH q
hH1nHeeA m4fhfy Flseaafg nafna fHea4
HHiie lots thr thsss nffN Wee q t.aan
WAsfinatea ana enig ga nilnHfas ffHa
Nem fiInesr square. can 10 haa fYuHa
ttaa te ifaa-aie rFf cent teHn aan e.
80 meath Cars stsfg astse Hlinates
rfeFf fHur faihHfss mHFniaE and even
Jos CITY uhtsf 81 eeufssl
Pour tiseks ffefa caf
y a. people wha waHt q home kasa
hos ed iksse tetn are thsr wnaia
net a. tsffheF AHsY ara pa mnfs--ana
wea ell thsm al in aHs AaF thAfa
~ - 80 tsiuaE fou aeasi q 'up.
taftanltr aat sofas ta knefN Yea
aoHn ard drRs fan upi there Gene
anA sef thafa-=t0 aur affiHa knftifHaaanf
especially % ths rrusna SATURDAY, ~.
isfusoH AFnl - Wen - ttsfs rake
nsnfnn haHihsfn ear Eet OF ~ Ortaa
q We thint fhsss are tha bsef ara
rinsf ennF enleaf hafnesifes 10 asaifis ~
ths rfawwg ara tNa cheapest 81 she kaa
rsiitF Thsy afe wnfth more money asa
Wa Constantly advance ln vhins Here
% no f1nadeilan TO- FrnsuaHfg ere Do
lspsnaanre faf a fsu deliafs fNVEs.
TfgATN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23

NICE COUNTRY PLACE ACROSS
IA hE WAANtNOTUN easy driving
distance ~ public market Via Kirk.
land foffys 40 acres. well Improved
500 bearing fruit trees an kinds of
small fruits good 1-room dwelling.
large barn, several outbuildinFai team.
hatnepn wagons milk cove thor
ouEhhred hulli young stock. chickens
noes good outnt - farming tools and
lmpiemeniui everything gooa 90 700
Terms on part Can al the office aud
we VIII drive out ami SEQ lt
ROBERT MAlTuY,
ptV.ha0-aal Alaska BLDG ~a0.aa
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CHEAP, WIDOWS big chicken
Iangh iefse piece o. land, close 20
stoei cars aud stores only telb Terms
t4t down. ~ mouth Free wood and
water See Mfe foreman or Mendsrs
son. A. harlington store. on new Renton
biVNH III
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FARMs ANn IANns-


THE CHOICEST TfvT.ACnn TRACTS
or the MARKET
W liNN the Past year or two We
have sold thauHaudH % acres Of land
near seattle huf have newer lad q bet.
ter proposition tn offer than nun rfNr-
AchE TRACTS between SEATTLE ana
nAAoMAt nicely located. HANDY no
tNTUHuNHAN STATION a0me IN these
ifaetHk are HCH ALDER NOTION.
enmr frei class upland SEVERAL,
HUNDRED ACRES Do choose from Wc
want you 20 zee those tracts Come ID
The office ana SEQ plat and Fei fuii par.
uculars We aifesaE have a saw MIN
ana Hhinalo mill located on the prop.
ettf The prices. ffbo 90 tGb9 per tract
VIII make them 90 quickly Uefter 40
out now ana set your first choice Prob
ably never again Vili You have chance
% bus NucH Noun LAND 90 WELL.
LOCATED between TWO WIDE
AWAKE HusrLINg CITIES for 90
LITTLE MONEY just small pas.
ueni down Make your own torma on
the balance special inducomont 10 ac-
tual nettlsrs Positively no tracts 10.
served without deposit First come.
first served
WoBEnT MALrnY.
plR.a20-eai Alaska building.
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Closing Out Sale


WATERFRONT SIS PER ACREt
80 acres ~ very good land. some GOOD
pasture. 90 rods waterfront best Wow Of
sound SIS per acre
SOUND NtEW LANpf
5000 acres good land. gently nlnp.
ins about 90 rods from beach fine view
over sound ana olYmplcs, acres slash
cas- about acre clear 4 mile from
school and store
5000 10 acroa. almost level, 4 mile
irum school ana store, ON a ~ ~ road.
and telephonoi land burnt over. aud
easily cleared
$3.50 40 acres 1 mile. ana tt0o for 90
acres 4 = miles from school and store
Take steamer Falrhaven from seattle
or steamer Camano from Everett. aud
see
r ~ ACKENMANN
Langley y. y u. 4 Box no.
-eg. e4r
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Our classified Ads Are Business Getters
THE SEATTLE STAR

one cent per couy. els cents prf wceA.
on twenty five cents Per month neliNs
erred rs mail 81 carrier 80 fee coulsn
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when Keuf subscription expires ~ on ihe
adArtss label "a each paper When that
Gate arrives. II your subscription has hot
aEain hsan paid ia advance. NVuF name
ie taken ffom the Hist change ei date
ch the address label 10 a frreipt
NOrICr rO uSCWtnNNs should
Yout eopF ~ The star fail % reach you
hy O'Clock hny evening please Dc ua
the faNeF 60 cnN up eur Nain ofuce
Sunset Main fetei ind go. between
and I SO 4 clock AND wo will send Yeu
copy AZ once II ven should niss q more
than ence. please teivphone ua every time
YEA niss IL
In ghis way ~ can BE- certain e fiNins
cuf subscribers perfect service Ana
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


nrrTEuWuNTH 40N. Professional
rfreeteFs aad licensed I'm nafrHerH 1871
fHf OPP MaoTE Theatre Both phones gtg
gohnaaa a Hamiifen. anaeftsksrs 1871
First az rhanss. Maia tffA. Ind 11t
Hoansy Watsan CO FuneFai Directors
Third AZ aad univefsitT Beth paeass 70
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FARMS AND LANDS.
CnrtfrueA


0E~t&NE HACMiFfrN ~uanaf hAs a.
QuiFAiF has tnsffaafssf - a. s.u
De TWENTY ACRES q aaaH level
lsnfs en- EHfusf % $50 raanfs
tpeaa % fhtseiy settled nsirh.
NaaF DRIVES distance "a a.afst.
IHhtE hafkst va kfra tsna fsrss
TIE acres ffafaaHhfH rfssrsa
seven aff## nsure gasfHFs haass oct
NatiatHsai fNana ufrhard vnad nafsf
eHNFtFs AZ tha safF~sneiy low rftrs ~
~ sec Esruts cas- ~ haa 81 uafa A.
lHfaailaafiaa eiH pFura e. sod thss
Fea eehhHf taF aNf. BnlmrruVea iand
in ttta vicinity faf faas tfsn sfes -
aFfh We h#FH FaHn this place ana
esn fFrpntueHd o ~ a ernains 6ar-
Nain
HomNnT MAtwuV
sftsHaH-fsi AiasAa uian -st.ss
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~ fNAslH p NHH
NOTICE n mEREHT utvEN that the
RAINIER POWER ANu IRRIGATION
COMPANY a sarpusatien haze applied
fa the Board q COSBY ceanuilssignefs
81 ktGN EgunfV MaaAtnNt@ni fAF the
riNhf ard privilege 20 haifs operate ard
fof the transmission ~ electricity fer
iFhHaE power and electric inisFfofii.
municatian purpnaes ainas over ana
uron certain hiEheays streets ALLEYS
ard public rlaEos 20 TIE Couniy " hink.
aBeainnlug a. point On ths ssst
II Is " - ATOMS tie read east e
Intersection with hiehwap between Sees
20 ans az tnenrs along said hisnwaY
north 50 poiat 90 north lice Sc rs
ssetion aid hIsheaY elth fhe MILITARY
fsrserslon - sast and Wesf ard north
ard soufn highway. eear " corner
af Sec fg thence westerly % hlghway
between secs 2 and thence noffhefiY
aienE the highway hetasen seetiaaH
and hence Esst % nogts r ..,.
% the western eide e See inenee
westerly 70 Faantieroy Pars Also begin
AZ ppint On hilsF Beach road. near
eriy u the 3 y eornef ~ said section
thence seutheriy along ne hiEhray
through SECS p, %. ard :. - me
ths hirhwsy through ths center ~ SEES
4 and ~ % Zenith. WaahinEton thence
aoufhariv along fhe nirhaaV 90 Town
ship line hefNssn secs 81 and % thence
along the Highway esst 60 Admiralty
rnirf
And mai the zach DAY Or AprI. 1893.
AZ the hour ~ o'clock m has been
SGT Tor the hearing - seid application
and me confederation thereof ln Com.
miaslonsrs office ln THE klnr county
Court House. ana at which time and
piece 40 persons interested therein may
- heard
Done at Seattle. WASH. this Ifh DAP
u April 1908
BOAHD or COUNTY COMMISSIONER
o. KINB COUNTY WAaHfNuTOw
b otto A. Case clerk n said hoard
~ 81 NJ WuodHu Deputy
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Rates tor Classified
Advertisements


Advertisements
The Star cannet guarantee ao-
euracy or assume respcnsiehitf
fer errcra 81 any kind occurring
IN telsphonec advertisements
SITUATION WANTED
~Eltuations wanted" advcrs
iisements, both male and female.
half a cent a word.
anHIr wANrED~
Advertisements both Male and
Female,
oae Cent n Wefd.
Minimum Charge for Any Al. soe
Ads under all ether headings.
cents per line SIX Noras
counted % each line. Wnen
charged 20 account. actual num-
ber 81 lines as set VIII be count
"a seven Insertions made t9t
the price % six. when eAsh
paid. All cap lines will Dc count
"a a. two Inca
TO Advertisers.
Classification cannot be given
after ~ o'clock daily.
BALLARD AaEScY--F. "a
Mullen. Skoa Ballard sva OPP
CITY Hall Phone, ballard sos
MAIN OFFICE scNrnth Az.
between union and NnlNer@isf'
Phones Main 1850. IND el.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23

A VERY DESIRABLE FIVE ACRES.
handy Go une % the best towns ln the
valley between Seattle and Tacoma
three acres deep, rich, black garden
soil two acres first class upland soil.
all nearly level, easily cleared. 5000
Terms,
ROBERT MALrnY.
0ibaaao-Rai Alaska Rldg -aaO.aa
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BUSINESS csANcEs-con,lnusd.
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BUSINESS cHANcEs-con,Inusa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23

DIlpG rhorc are ne salvea or cint
AAN2 meutH that viii cure bed
ease ~ piles noYis's liquid Hahn and
tonic cures every time MKth ana Yes
Ter
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hELP WANTED FINALE.

Ladies' and sitls cen secure reliah1s
home wUfk. stamping patterns ~ o.
paff time. o. SO daHrH upward neefn
ais itgs Second aV la.aas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23

nr l. ienes surgeon chifepgdis,
4 Treatments painieas ittt ascond. ~
a lad IEla
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s-foom furnished cottage. with
bath pse isth av enc block from
Madison. cali Mrs Crochet. the
Waldorf. both phones fg.ip
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----=--.-=--s---=a==r-s-s
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Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-30
SUDDEN DEATH OF
OWEN M'GRATH.
Had Been Sick, But Was Out on
Thursday Evening and Was Stricken
in Cedar Street,

The many friends of owen Nc
Grath will be panied to learn of his
death. which occurred suddenly on
Thursday evening about $50 o'clock
from pneumonia. He had not been
well and had been under the DOCTOR
care for two weeks. He accidentally
fell overheard from a boat which he
had Just launched a fortnight ago and
caught cold, but was at work on We'd
nesday, and on Thursday evening was
about the city. He boarded at Mrs.
Moore's boarding house, in Franklin
street. but not wanting TO stay alone,
Mr.. Bedard had persuaded him to go
to his home, in Cedar street. and all
though urged to ride, he desired to
walk. Near the jail he complained Of
feeling worse. and was carried from
there to Mr.. Bedards house, where he
lived but fifteen minutes, DR.. p. J.
Cassidy being called TO attend him.
The deceased was born in Middle
town AZ years ago. anw was a buffer,
and for the past four years had been
employed at the Norwich Nickel &,
Brass works. He is survived by a
brother William McGrath of Middle
town, an inspector for the Connecticut
company He was informed Of his
brothers death Thursday night, and
will come here today.
The deceased was well known in
this city, having made many friends
during his stay here by his jovial and
kind nature.