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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01
PUBLIC RECEPTION
TO REV. A. |. Grim
A Fine Program Well Rendered and a
Happy Cheerful Crowd Greet Him

A public reception was givei
Rev. A. l.. Grim and family at thu
Christian church Monday evening
that was attended by more thar
two hundred persons, mostly o.
the membership. The Baptist ano
PRESBYTERIAN churches were neithel
represented by speakers. Prot
Collins represented the Methodist
church. He paid a glowing trib'
ute to Rev. Grim that met with the
anproyal of the membership. Rev
r l. Randall made a brief review
of the church work under Rev. A.
L. Crim's pastorate in which he
said that the membership had fully
doubled, both of the church and
Sunday school, and that the church
prospered under his management
rs never before under any pastor;
that he enjoysd the confidence and
esteem of the membership and the
membership enjoyed his most kind
" and Christian fellowship.
w. H. RAIDER, in few we'll
chosen words, expressed the real
sentiments of the congregation.
He said that the congregation was
loath to have him depart, but
when he enlisted in the Masters
cause and took upon himself
the great commission to Go into
all the world and preach the gos-
pei" that it did not mean in Ellens-
burg only.
Mesdames A. L. Slemmons and
T. J. Gayner each rendered a piano
solo and Mrs. Kineth Larimere a
vocal solo, all of which brought a
hearty round of applause.
Thos. J. Gayner, in neat little
speech in behalf of the ladies, pre-
scented Rev. Grim and wife with an
elegant card stand and receiving
tray. which were accepted in a
few loving words of hearty appre-
citation.
Rev. Grim was the last speaker,
and in modest way thanked the
speakers for their words of cheer
comfort and consolation. AT times
he was almost too full for utter
ance, the bonds of friendship being
strong, and there were many tear
stained cheeks when he ceased
speaking.
The parting salute was: God
bless Bro. Grim"
Last came light refreshments,
served by the ladies.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01
Young Folks Reception

The reception of the young people
at the Y.M.CA. Tuesday evening was
a pronounced success from start to
finish. The program was excellent
and Secretary Brack extended every
hospitality within his means and of
course all departed. happy, young and
CAV
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01
Curtis Behind the Bars

John b. Curtis, the forger who
made "a-get-away" from Sheriff Ger
man year ago at Easton, when
being returned from Arizona. was re-
captured Friday in Seattle and
brought over for trial. He pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to the PEN
itentiary to serve a term of from
one to twenty years.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01

H. w. Eldred has filed his candi-
dacy for the office of commissioner
of third district on the democratic.
ticket. He is well known through
out the county, having lived here
for more tain quarter Of q
century.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01

Sheriff German can at all times be
depended upon to make good when
he goes after criminals. Yesterday
he captured Walter Woods, who rob-
bed house in Gle Elum, beat up a
woman and threw man from a
moving train.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01

Rev. John Young Of Granger, Ida,
occupied the pulpit Of the Christian
church last Sunday at II am. and
8 pm. He delivered two excellent
and well directed sermons. They
were to the point and made a good
and lasting impression.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01
FUTURE OF WIRELESS.

l believe that in the near flu
ture Il wireless message can be
sent completely around the globe
with no relaying and be received
by an instrument located In the
same office with the transmitter
in perhaps even less time than
Shakespeare forty minutes.
feel confident that wireless will
gradually replace all other meth
DDS of communication because 1t
will be the cheapest and most
convenient way of sending mes.
sages. do not think that there
is any limit TO its adaptabi!ity.
although many problems still
confront us. But problems only
exist to be solved.-Guglielmo
Marconi.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01
YOUR DAY.

Today is your day and mine.
the only day we have. the day in
which we play our part. What
our part may signify in the great
whole we may not understand.
but we are here to play our part.
and now is our time to play 1t.
This we know 1t II u part. Of
action. moi Of whining. 1t Ia q
part Of love. not OF cynicisni 1t
is for us to express love IN terms
of human helpfulness. David
Starr Jordan.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01

Louis Burtle denies the story of
large bed of onyx being found on his
homestead in the Squaw creek coun-
try by the well drillers. and sayst he
whole story has been manufactured.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01

Ben Wheaton, a laborer, who was
charged with taking $50 from
the pocket of Jmaes Mcfarland, a
few days since, was tried before
Judge Bonncy and bound over to the
superior court. He confessed to E.
X. Brown his guilt.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01

For summer diarrhOea in children
always give Chamberlains' Collie.
Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy ana
castor oil and speedy cure is GER
tain. For sale by Owl Drug Store.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01

Two ranches sonsisting Of 100 acres
each. plenty Of water. both under
fence and all in cultivation. A snap
II sold within Z short time, For
particulars enquire at The Dawn
office.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01

Have you noticed any change in
The Dawn? 1t has less paper, but
9they are much larger. The reader
loses nothing and we stand a better
show of making something.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01
If ITS JOB PRINTING

NEAT, STYLISH AND UP TO DATE
WORK THAT IS WANTED, BRING 1T
TO THE DAWN OFFICE-THE HOME
OF ALL CORRECT PRINTIC AT LIVE
AND LET LIVE PRICES. TRY US AT
ANv TIME WHEN IN NEED OF OUR
SERVICE.
4l6 NORTH PINE str.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01

THE EPICURE.
When the Sultan Shah Iaman
Goes to the city lspahan.
Even before he gets so far
As the place where the ustered
palm trees are.
At the last of the thirty palace
gates
The pet of the harem. Rose In
Bloom.
Orders feast in his favOrite
Glittering square of colOred Ice.
Sweetened with sirups. tinctured
with spice:
Creams and cordials and sugared
dates:
Syrian apples. Othmanee ounces.
LINES and citronS and apricots.
And wines that are known to
eastern princes.
Thomas Bailey AId-irh.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01
PRIDE.


There Is no passion which
steals into the heart more i'm
pereeptibly and covers itself I'M
der more DISCUSSES than PRIDE
Addison.
And the devil did grin. for his
darling sin
Is pride that apes humility.
-Coleridge.
In every department of life-in
its business and in its pleasures.
in it's beliefs and in its theories.
in its material developments and
in its spiritual connections-we
thank God that we are not like
our fathers.-FrOude
In general. pride Is at the bot
tom Of all great mistakes.-Rus-
kin.
But. man. proud man!
Drest in little brief authority.
Most ignorant of what he's most
ABSURD.
His CLASSY essence. like an angry
ape.
Plays such fantastic tricks be
fore high heaven
AS make the angels weep.
Shakespeare.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01
Fair WARNING MR.. MANI

FAIR WARNING Mr.. MAN!
THE WISE MERCHANT is "A NAN THAT
ADvERT1sEs HIS GOODS AND SELLS AT
A REASONABLE PROFIT" IF YOU
WANT TO KEEP YOUR GOODS DON'T
ADVERTISE THEM IN THE DAWN,
FOR IF YOU DO. THEY WILL SURE
BE SOLD.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1912-08-01
MATRiMONY.

MATRiMONY.
No navigator has yet traced
lines of latitude and longitude on
the conjugal sea. -Honore de
BalZac
When a husband Is embraced
without affection there must be
some reason for it.-HitOpadesa.
However old II cOniugnl union.
1t still gamers some sweetness.
Winter has some cloudess days.
and under the snow few flow
ers still bloom. Mine. de Stael.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
r RI TEAR OLD DICK HAD
HIS BIRTHDAY, A FINE ONE!

r. rvoesssrstd Dicks birthday. The star ~ho
80 hsve amply repaid for their trouble could they
x,teA1 n little Dicks brown Ns face
49, - hsrvsss thess brown eyss
= Y uruspc@1 big little parcels Cynthia 0reys
- - baseball mltt TO the set u tools asa the
ie - ~ psouuhs ordinations ~ delight
~~n 11uvn 10 enjoyed Cynthia
~ - orsssats admired rs~rspped. Dick
- cxr&1 Grey. thank you ycu
S N ard tell them like presents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
MIkI. COIN


- 0~1e@4s
~-s~~<~~~~~s~~s~~~s~- l-ssS>~>y><> s~"ss-s><~<s
GatafFh. eye. ear. nose. Threat. skin.
nerve. heart. iunG ana bleed ats
eases. rpilopKs. Eoltres kidney.
bladder diseases cured for " per
month pr Severance SO second
Avsnus. Mahlhora mag. Rooms
sea and SOC
Maternity fisms~ We haer upenea
materially home In connection with
car anntfariufn. graduated @hstet-
fieat unfaa In Attendance thAfKvs
reasonable Hwick SanftaFsan,
ssts first az. Main saz
Rnpfusa cured permanent. wishoas
operation or dsteniien ffaFs ia.or:
system ssss ' sis Eli,e.' fnlas'. ssss $3.50
e1sii and fotswr---r Test slFels tfidAs
HraalnK@ daily. taet 1ra-
w.nted--To bay S~irg hair ehsins
and switches made to order. Mss
n Miller isss sixth av.. near ftks:
Biggest shew fn city kasY chieks
hAtehed every rsinrte tn glaze In
sahstar~ Coma and sss. IN Aanss.
Cnssupody and Maniearinz PafisFs,
Eaefai and sastp treatment. Efe
liberty HidK.
0if.f.KTTE BLADES shArpvnsa. see
d0x. raxnfs. ske. etc ftes tth Az
pue's ne ioasiy. Join ous fsssKssnenisl
Bureau. ladies' fr~rs les pfas st
FAaey xhrit- Handled Souvenir F~na
souvenir pen Co. bes 1875 s>estie
Wrinkles. freck1~s seara. mates,
psmpiss removed sss Assaas isiag.
TotfpTEs. wf0A~-Ail klnsls 81 hair
wark keFb. ios spring Ira ssg1
AIRS. Ii. spears. palrntst 1888 tft Az.
Nay II saw Ii In Tha star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

Washington butter. asc ID; gran
ugafea sugar. is lbs. 81 With VI
purchase. head rice. reg Toe. &c. sge
English breakfast tea. BE. guhran.
iced focal ranch eggs. 2sc dox,s 81
ten. zoe. fruit. fig and cor0auut bars,
q don; legs lamb, fzike. lamb Shout
der. &c. lamb chops i9cs steaks.
I2Me. club sausage. tDc. pork roast
81 steak. lave. salt pork. lie lo.s
Eastern bacon fse ~ Eastern
hansm fse n0rfarhouse steaks. Use.
pot reasfA, Se-ifc. Belgian hareH,
Zoe 10. Norway sardinsa In olive
oil. 4 cans 2sc, Norway fish balls.
reg zoe. for lie. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

- ueviA. N an interview al
oElos6 spod humoredIy Ae
rst<uslons that too
aglcans - soon as they
nnunA
~ e ~ arIstrocratic In
~ me this. said sena-
"a -W9vs got no criterion.
- n hence. as aristo.
= nayes can tell where we
SIs =. D. = no longer in our
- ence said at a tea.
~ = ! understand. said an.
~ Nent o. tks frat woman.
9ubty sheer: Yes, ghe
seane time ago.
- ~ sssd the other. Il
~ ~ Impression that abe
New YORK Tribune,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
BATTLE BOB"

BISMARCK. n. d.. March fs--
The waFmess reception he has yet
met In his campaign In North Ina.
kotA was given Senator la Foiietts
OF Wisconsin here today. Farmers
drove In for mica tn hrar Hattie
Hob." and every meeting WAS Jam.
med TO tho doors.
Al Mandsn. In the COW country.
where Col. Roosevelt Is strongest.
La Folletfe also got an enthusiastic
greeting. One thousand ranchmen
there cheersd his criticism OF the
former urexsdenf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
NEW aATTIEsktlp

DANN4ts. Germany. March u. =
In the presence % Emperor VIII
liam. King Albert al Saxnay and a
large number of high navy and
army officials. the new hattieshlp
King Albert was launched here to
day With the launching Germany
has added aHother dreadnauxhf 10
her navy. to which England win re-
PITY with tao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

y 4 A Matthews will =
= sexuson. Sunday 4
en1i<led weights aud 4
~; n, tn Standard By =
certnln Seattle People =
nonen md Measure 4
z On Conduct. In this 4
!! s1ess viii BE- presented 4
= certain factors who 4
21'qu 70 get hold Of 4
noa<yz. 4
htfAkt 4 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Water Front

$1,000 e~f~r>>r~>r>e~r~<rNe-~
TART OF Fsuttdhie. on the Sound
with zo-ruom house. camp
pay 1900 pei acre. aino Tor rent.
Eugene n, Lindsay, Edmonds.
Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16
Lost and Found.

Tosi amsii ff6s ffass>s 6Sfifss' asfR
hrindle, white breast last seen
Thursday afternoon at Martin and
Eastiake. rhonn Main lagh. tfans.
uoff reward
9etd hand ring, between broadway
and MasiiRhe. fewatd. 1870 weals
lake corner Pine. -
Scotch collie male pup, 10 months
elis Nattfy or return TO zse2 n
ssrd and receive reward.
Lost savings book No. fssas. FIND
81 return lo Washington Trust and
Naytnak tank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

'cdfcKEN RxNcmEGsT -

Rhi3hAt4N lkAN1EfEttr
ATTENTION.
We have 20 acres At Kirkland. only
10 minutes ride to ferry dock. for
tte0 an acre. lies well, with gentle
slope 10 south, over one third
cleared. ideal for chickens. fruits
and berries. Easy terms; lumber
on monthly payments. Come aud
see Take Madison cat aud Kirk
land ferry TO Burke a. Farrar's
office ON wharf, or call i0s Cherry
1t
FOit HAI.E gsROOM HOUSE
Completely furnished, furniture
practically new. front and back
porehaa, concrete buIkhead, steps
aud walk un0bHtrueted view OF
Green lake. mountains and city.
lot s6Nt0z, bearing fruit trees.
large strawberry bed and other
berry bushes Good chicken house
and wood shed Price $4,000.
terms. or ~Ill discount consider
ably for cash Owner. Main 1871.
Evenings West as.
ron aAIit-- HssidsnesH 10 all parts
OF this city.
HAhfIEf. cs1fI.YEH. sze I.eary Hldx.
Member Seattle Haai Estate Assn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

FnEE DEED IN CASE or DEATH
FREE DEED IN CASE OF DEATH

Hiaea. EHohDmlnh county. chicken
and berry ranch buyers who die
before payments are completed
10 ANA 2D-atfa tracts near station,
school and proposed new electric
land burned over. Easy to clear
shallow water. good soil several
nearby shinxla mills provide nn-
piofment. many eontanted buyers
now living at slaeo. price ts0 per
acre on terms Of 100 down and
tiv per month an honest ptoPo@i-
ton and q square deal. Call or
write for illustrated booklet
EfsW0Dp LUMBER a TIMBER co,
Is1 Henry Bldg Main ti0s. Ind. 505b.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

Hlre olives, Ice pit. Yakima
honey, combs 1Sc. grape fruit. ]
for Use. dried apples. Z lbs. xbrs
black mission figs. 4 Tbs. Csc. geld
en- dates. : lbs. Csc. table layer
rai.ina, tpc 10 Muir peaches. fbs
xse. Santa Clara prunee. lbs &c.
smoked farmer sausage. tSr ID.
mwset pick lsn fsc 1T. shoulder
LIANT, &c III. ~ Patrick cakes. zoe
70 sec zach. home made Jams ana
ieIiiea. f8r glass apple butter. lbs
ese. new laid eggs. 2sc don, WIS.,
eonxln cream cheese. 92e b., haiibut.
: TIA fsc. Eastern tongues ard
sounds tkr ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

-er-~-~~---@--s~-
AT Ei.I.ESaBURG.

At EI.I.ENaBfJRG
6 ACRES. lsfS. tfes CASH
Balance t1e per month. for choice
land under kittifas high limo
canal. IL you dont know what II
r., IT'S time you we're ask ug.
Close 10 railroad station Now
IL POUR chance to get . good lit
tie piece OF irrigated land at
PRICES and TERMS that are
RIGHT
t37Th Third Avenue Main Nat.
ONLY $50 CASH
For 10 acres good fruit land, now
under irrigation. near North Yak
Ina no further payments for two
years. or viii exchange for Inn
proved city property 1S1 New
York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

nrrrrTwonfn xsrSgs ~
Entaisaefs 1891 lat Phones as.
tnivernsts Undertaking. rAriara. tsta
ttth NJ r. North ala, srocn sed
Hsnnefs Watson to. FUNERAL blree-
tpss Third nv. and University.
Main IA Elliott Sst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

a : nan hurt In town.
''.s yssr husband
eeoesh' Nice day. isn't
you Sorriedy'
sFd.y was pay day, and
Houston Post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16


Business Chances.
s~->~~~~sr~~s~rsr~@<~~s
HAVE YOu SOC cA6Hr
n you hsse tssa cash. we car asll
you J acres of beautiful. level. fer.
ttts land. villain quarter mile
school house. On good road Tits
must be eann gt Ia spiandi8 bay.
OLE HANSON d co.
Third Floot Nsw York iIioek
Manufacturing plant needs ". geo to
develop. Have 0nu Of the best
futures on sha Coast. Nothing like
Ia IN thr Wuet WIN bear strict
investigation ff.tf9. raee Hfafs
ts66 0AOckKY AT0ck. tINTuitk3
and fuFnttnre. : living rooms.
et0@s In a snap leaving city
must ssll quick. Phone ksnwood
z0fs
Nisam lanndry for aais IN Sivsiy
country town. frice tt.v1a, haif
cash. Address 9-fus. care ~ star.
THE best bargain IN the ssst---stuss
and property for sale at big ssc Z
rifiee. " iai. star.
Esiahilshed fuel baatnaaa for city lot
@ small ranch. Phone Queen
Anna COS
For Aale.--tshirnpodv and fnanirnf-
Ing business. well eatn bstsheH.
With coed trade. ale liberty hlax.
Slehols. bungalow man. Hincklsy
HtAF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

~ ,.7 ~ : wealthy Pitts
! \ If. lactHrer-" began
e.dsF drummer.
~ !. hsrs. Mr.. seIIsl~ az
S. "a landlord Of tbs
~ tsvefn. II you are 90
~ ~. iInd Of stories. I
esat IN you get over
J. slers. Tho doors
oains room girIs
'lag What you say. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

AACsR w 0As&& ~ss@
Xanfesf = Young wefnrn. eifsseT en-
pefienrrd or inexperienced. 10
work az tesephonn operators Ap.
pty 10 lies ard avs or 1859 tTth
av. T'hn r.eGfia Tsl.phons sad
Telegraph 90.
Nstlafe aged woman. OF Cufexed girl
for general houaeworh. t96eo.
with board and room. Apply The
stockton. 9Th Ave. between Pike
and Pine.
Wanted Girl Tor Hiatt homAework.
MORNINGS only small family
apartment house. Address. giving
telephone. x-tA0. Star offfce,
Wanted -fionsekssper. honest re-
apeesabfs woman. others need n
npntw HunfAg between fn aud III
q m. AZ AL r. s1d ~.
fsirta taught adding machine In.
we@ttEats Great proposition
HAeon. rrcm zoe. Golsnan naIldinx.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

Z, : 2 = ~ 80
four sr fEvs-roosn nosfssn cottage
must 30 well furnished. with
plane Phone tseac0n 1@f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

Houses for Rent.
fcS ss1 nssissn
room hams. On isth ~ H.. near
k1th ST. University district. large
lot. fine l1wn. one block from g.
minute car aefxire. tasoe. viii
give lease
CENTRAL REALTY co
krea isfh NJ H. Kauwood &.
2-reotu and pantry house fof rent.
saua per month. ttaa 10th avs y,
Inquire al Mrs naa p9sorfuAn'..
uppasisr Ifa thornr school
ssaeaA ssodarn furnished house,
ai2.ea. 9sreetu modern Furnish ID
house. SO 90 knnwaod EEess
sees -fuutn modern rutssku. AtT
HTth Ave m minute. TO ist. Hzi-
iiatt zests Main ss0s.
ssr9om modern cottage. blocks
from car lins, York les
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

TEN ACRES 1900
SO cash ana 80 monthly viii pur-
chase one Of our 9lenwood Colony
farms. Located on sound. tunt
west 81 Seattle In well settled dis
nlet ana very close % sssoe -
build your own Noms. This land
IL ideal Tor garden truck. berries,
fruits spuds or poultry ranches.
Any one Of these tracts VIII make
a man independent as same IL just
one hours drive TO first class mar
ket In hfeunnrtou aud one n0uf by
boat 90 seattle. cffNTOfkD LAND
co. 1915 Third aY. Open even
ingn
8 ACRES NEAR sNoHOMisH
North ard east Of Anohomiah we
have ) ana i0-acrs tracts AT flat
price Of $50 por acre. terms sue
easily cleared. Jusa a few odd
OH HANSON q co.
Thlra Fleor New York Block
kDMDNDs. riIE HEAuTfFuL
Just north of Nestfie'a boundaries II
the prosp~fon. city Of Ehmonda.
tfhingis mills and light msnufnee
turing enteFpfsses make u an es,
place Of acreags close 10 Edmonds
which we can sell az ti9e--fio
cash. q per month.
OSCAR r. 1E%hEN q CO,
ztt Northern Bank Bldg. al 4 Pike
LAKE cusHMAN DISTRICT.
BOTTOM LAND.
20 acres with spruce and cedar tim
her. Has been some cleared. Lies
good. Near logging read
Tersus % fSse cash, balance 1. and
? years 81 6 per cers
= a. AMEA. IA; chsfry ssreet.
Ch0lca acre. veil Improved. at Haiter
lake thrnn -fDurthn mile east and
south OF Bitter Lake station. Es-
ereta Int~rurban. cheap By owner.
August Erickson Green Lake sta
ton. n VI y. No. . Box 81. city,
s ACRES CLEARED-S50o
Close 10 car and city ready 80 pillow
fronting on boulevard and well
worth tt.o9e. but our client must
have money shl Arcade Annex.
HAVEN 4 SCHROEDER
cheap chicken ranch. 10 acres north
city. s minutes to station st0re.
school. on fine road. Only tTsa.
$50 down. 81 month. Morrison.
saaA, Central bldg
Groom house and ! acres Of good
aotl 81 kennydzis. 8 minutes walk
from Lake Washington. 81 goo, on
terms y. n. Arny. ksunydale.
Ten s1Fss. cheap Tor cash good 70.
cation. soil aud buildings. small
orchard. must sell quick. See Geo.
" Kelley. Fnll city. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-03-16

FURNITURE OF room ffiff Tor sale ana
flat for rent, go per month ROOMS
VIII pay rent. FoNtfUp a felfers.
f771 Market Nt, Ballard
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PUBLIC MARKETS


Reef hearts. 7se ~ Eastern
hmnsm. half or uhoic. f&c 10 pot
roamts hsef. lee III. cottage hams.
lie To- dry salt pork. Ice III. club
sausage. ~ ~ 10 picnic hams. ~ az
~. wal stew, ttMr Id, psekl~d
pork isxc To- pigs feet. Te H..
sugar cured e0fned beef &c lb.,
sliced bottled hart Sec ib.s dried
beef. Zoe IL. SKINNER sausage. Csc
10. boiowns. lee ID. rhoceiatr
cream drops, zoe to-. peanut roll
candy. zoe 10 bananas lac dox-.
anlehs. IL tbs $50. : cans I've. fse-
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For Exchange.
Ne Esvs serSsaf ffsesssagsd acrss n
wheat and alfalfa land listed with
us for exchange. II you have city
property 20 exchange. come In
Wa will make a deaf JOB Amer
lean Hank iiidK.
Five acres Overlooking city aud
lake. opposite iuachi park. been
In garden several years. will trade
for e.room bungalow or cottage.
Zee owner, 1911 Third av. Phone
kenw0od xDf&
AUTOMOBILE WANTED
| want sspshaenRef used auto for
which | will exchange first class
land close Ia. u-fft. star
Wanted Land eiaareA IN erohange
for building lot. University dis
sfies. Phone East ffsi
lots. tsea each. will trade for
heuarbonf ftearan xfa1
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Furnished Houscs

MXSfrG rfflUfsfff16 ff0TaR
For cAra az same ~ man and wife
with beat fnf~Fsneea would care
feg Hfu@nam would not oh 1-et TO
huaraing owner Address GILL.
f4&Fm NsaF
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For tho best homentaada Ia Central
1 Oregon. ON railroad now building.
address, or ann William A. Busch
h'oft Rock, Orc. Location fec
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nm MlS8nWxq. , oofnsT fi lissssA,. &C
rooms 90 choose from. popular
prizes. hot water steam heat, and
call bells In every room " y.
rreutIss. Prop
ftauns. TIES week. Fs~. bath. free
phcns Yates Hotel. eth ard Pine.
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL fitsh
Fffss--itAtes Soc daily and up.
Nice steam heated Ipotas. aaee =
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S>~Nee@f<~s>s>>~s> ~~~4Ns~<@ne~s%.~p~
Painting. rnnNf hanAtak hua hatnes
mintaa. all work guaranteed. eas
Inmates given. East ssts. East
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Nisheis. bungalow man. ilinekses
ccrwatA-~ Ffens .iaee, also hack lace
Madam Morrill,, 1871 snd ax