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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1904
Page
6
A scattered classified page lists numerous drug stores with addresses, names, and owners such as University Drug Store, Broadway Pharmacy, and Columbia Drug Store. It also includes names of residents receiving notices, and varied help wanted items for male and female applicants as well as rental and real estate pitches in Seattle area.
A dense real estate column with numerous listings describes land, homes, and rental properties in Seattle area. It mentions Stewart, Stewart & Co, various lots on Queen Anne Hill, Vine Street, Brooklyn Avenue, and Meadowdale tracts. Also notes ten-acre and acre tracts, parcels near streetcar lines, Ballard area homes, and rentals with terms.
Loom listed for sale suitable for trail work in North Beta area. Peony and La Shaner Hiack 44 model notes indicate features and possible uses. Buyers should verify condition and availability locally.
Our Lady of Good Help church at Third avenue and Washington street will be removed for a modern block. C D Bumeon purchased the property for 70,000 and will start improvements at once. The church was built after a small Catholic community formed in 1840s and timbers will be reused in the new edifice planned on Main Street area.
General Ma has shifted headquarters to Tong Chou and withdrawn troops west of the Bin Min Tung railroad. Yuan Shikai is at Tienein with Hite forces returning to Pao Ting Fu. Japanese landings are reported at Gutsia north of Ban Mal Kwan amid spy activity. Korpatkin receives telegram of welcome from Lince Viteh and troops await orders for action as calm returns to South Manchuria and North Korea.
Business men protest two $1500 cottages planned by Mrs. Jane Brady on her two lots in the best residence district of Edmunds. She will drop the project only if $425 is paid for expenses. residents threaten to isolate the houses with high board fences if built.
The Herald suggests asking a traveling salesman or retailer which tailor makes their clothes to reveal that many don’t wear the brands they sell. The note implies skepticism about ready made garments and advert styled brands and ends with a prompt about Smooth Mike at Tom Williams.
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