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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1905
Page
7
Classified note describes a plastered two part house with three closets and shrubbery, includes pantry and fruit, one block from the car line. Price around $1,000 with payments or terms mentioned. Note mentions bath room and location details, entry shows several typographical errors.
Real estate brief describes multiple Seattle area offers. Listings mention nearby East Pine Street, Ave N W, and Puyallup routes with car lines and scenic views. Properties include corner lots, cleared lots with fruit trees, and improved homesites for cash buyers and investors. Several firms named include HAMAN, CLAY & CO and GLAS Rosa Erickson Bldg. Offers reference immediate possession and varying price ranges with suggested Puyallup and Seattle connections.
A compilation of short notes reports and incidents across cities including camp activities injuries deaths deportation cases and police activity. Mentions Caesar Clay in government work Lake Crescent cadet exercise a body found in Bend a wedding notice in Aberdeen and theft and police actions in Tacoma Port Townsend and Seattle related to shipping engines and postal cables.
Bliss Oklahoma June 10 A massive wild west show at the 101 ranch highlights the visit of the National Editorial association. Miller brothers host with buffalo hunt roping contests Indian dances and a mock immigrant train burning in a clash of past and present Oklahoma.
Delegates promised entertainment by the Miller brothers in Oklahoma on a vast 87 000 acre farm. They pledge demonstrations with 500 harvesters and binders in a 12 000 acre wheat field, plus buffalo dinners Indian war dances and cowboy feats. The ranch uses 161 outfits including 42 reapers and 59 wagons with a central telephone network and 4 000 staff.
A series of Friday night dances at the Stockade hotel Alki Point draws Seattle guests and cottage friends. The second event featured greens decor, chartered steamers, and a large turnout from the island and city, marking a popular summer social highlight.
Several churches list sermons and schedules. North Baptist Corners Third and Cedar hosts children day service at 9 30 am and sermon at 11 am on Is the Bible. Highland mission school on Queen Anne hill at 2 30 pm baptism planned at evening service. First Church of Christ Scientist at 812 Sixth Ave. holds 11 am and 8 pm services on Is the Universe Involved by Atomic Force with Sunday school and a free reading room. German Evangelical Lutheran Zions church preps Whitsunday and Beichte at 10 am. First Advential Congregational Church on Broadway and Tenth notes reception of members at 11 am and children day at Foster school Sunday 11 by Roy B. Nichols. Foster Station Hong preaches at 7 30 pm with subject Man on June 11. Trinity Parish Church Eighth James offers White Sunday services at 8 am and 11 am. First Unitarian Seventh near Pike with Rev W D Simonds. Also announces Great Northern Railway excursion tickets to multiple Western cities on June 14 16 16 11 with 90 day limit and temporary ticket office at First and Verter.
At Meadows on Friday racing drew a large crowd with Friday as ladies day. Hugh Mgowan won the Dickinson Handicap in a record time, followed by Gloomy Gus and Sea Air. Jockey Stewart rode the victorious horse while the day's traffic and betting drew thousands. Other races saw Laureates, Doublet, Merwan and Cerro Santa win, as B Powell and L Powell rode winners on several legs of the program. An American golfer, Allen Smith, was the lone American in the St Andrews championship final rounds.
W. E. Miller of Hillman city was struck by a Ren ton car footboard at Fourth and Washington. He was knocked under the car and dragged a few feet but escaped with bruises and a severe shaking up. The notice also advertises Northern Pacific low rates to St Paul and Chicago and a special train to the Lewis and Clark exposition.
The market lists beans, onions, lettuce, peppers, tomatoes, apples, melons, berries, and many other vegetables with varied per cwt, per case, and per ton prices. Grain, flour, cereals, honey, nuts, fruit, and dairy products are priced by bale, box, sack, case, or ton, reflecting broad offerings across produce, dairy, meats, and feed in a dense catalog of local goods.
An old pamphlet touts Ayers Sarsaparilla as good for many ailments. It urges readers to ask family or doctors and claims the product has been sold for 60 years.
An ad claims Dr Miles Nervine can calm tired agitated nerves and improve sleep. It promises relief from restlessness irritability and melancholy with a money back guarantee if the product does not help.
Promotion of a beverage stand promising strict cleanliness and purity. Crushed fruits and syrups stored in air tight glass containers visible to customers. Cold beverages dispensed in unlimited varieties. Smooth creams ices sherbets and seasonal fruits offered.
The report lists commodity quotes for seeds, grasses, and grains with broker details from Downing Hopkins Co. in Chicago. It covers wheat, corn, oats, rye, and park readings with July and September figures, plus a note of no market holiday in Liverpool.
A reader shares quick body measurements and weight changes noting a brief period of loss. The message mentions bust waist and hip figures and asks for guidance or validation from Patty Box in City, Oregon.
A Chamber of Commerce style pitch promotes The Brooks hat line with a slogan about a mile of satisfaction and unbeatable new models. The ad cites Brooks Co located at 1331 Ind Ave and markets price and quality in bold claims.
Public notice offers a round trip rail fare of $5.60 aboard the special N. P. train leaving Seattle Friday morning June 9th at 5 39 AM.
See Seee te ae we have found i impossible to of fer a special on each different one this week. prices will be continued See window and ads. By BOc 4%-inch Button Plier .200 4 e 6-inch Button Plier .30¢ 60 f-inch PHO assesses Button Tie No. 177 Spring pes Pier. tine Plier .- 4be T-inch Paragron Flat Nose Cutting Plier 2.0 cccsvccereecess B5e The old reliable upturned back Wheeler saddle, regularly $1.50 to $2.00, next week offered for 990. SPINNING'S 1310 SECOND AVE.
Quotations shown for High Low Clone Amalg Copper Sugar Brook and others with figures such as 617-8 801-2 136 182 3-4 146 and 1017-8 124 1201-4 for various rail and utility stocks. Total sales reach 463,800 shares.
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