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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-04-28
Application for a Patent,
NOTICE No. al.
lNIrEn SrArrS un nrrru

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
HALEY. Idaho, October %, 1887. {
Notice is hereby given that Charles II
Furey, whose postoffice address is HALEY
Alturas county, Idaho Territory, has made
application for United States Patent fol
..SUNBEANI.s
Lode mining claim. situate on unsuryeycd
land in Sawtooth mining district. Alturas
county, Idaho Territory, consisting of Loo
linear feet OF the lode, and surface ground
6UO feet wide, being Lot 81, and described
IN the field notes and plat of the official
survey on file in this office, with magnetic
variation at Is degrees and 80 minutes east.
as follows:
Beglnnlng at the discovery point of this
claim, and running N 1870 IS, w 800 feet to
corner No l; thenceS $50 Is, E GOO feet IN
corner No 2; thence s TO So w 1900 feet tn
corner No 3; thence n $50 25, w COO feet to
corner no 4; THENCE TO 35' 1900 feet to
corner NO l. Embracing an area of
70 661-10OO acres applied for. No conflicts
From corner No2, U. S. NJ. NJ. No hears
n 74o 81 IS" E 1886 6-1O feet S~@-'
The said mining claims being of record
IN the office OF the County Recorder of said
mining district. at Haley, in Alturas coun-
tty, Idaho Territory. The nearest known
. and ..prd oeng the Pilgrim, lot No 90
Any and all persons CLAIMING adverselv
any portion of the said sunbeam" lode
mining claim or surface ground are
required to file their adverse claims thereto
With the Register of the United States Land
IN at HALEY, Idaho Territory, within
the sixty days publication thereof. OF thew
W. VII De barred by virtue of the provisions
OF the statute in such cases made and nro.
vlded. H. o. BILLINGS, Register,
), direct that the foregoing notice of an
pncat1on Tor patent be published for the
period ct sixty days { ten consecutive weeks :
IN the k1TcHun KEYsrorE, weekly news
paper PuDdshed at Ketchnm. Alturas coun-
published nearest said claim. SPAis4
a. = Il. Q: BILLINGS, Register,
-. =. WATT, Atty for Claimant,
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How to Remove a Tight Finger-Ring.

The other day an old lady came
to me with the request to saw
ring from one of her fingers. It
was her wedding ring, which she
had never had off since she was
married, forty-five years before, and
she was delighted to hear that /
could remove it without cutting it
! wound the finger round from the
top downward with fiat rubber
braid, which seemed to push the
flesh down almost to the bone. Her
hand was then held above her head
Tor few moments. Then the band
age was quickly taken off and re-
wound on the finger. After repeat
ing this operation three times / was
able to remove the ring with ease.
Jewellers Weekly.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

To JACOB LocKMAN, his heirs and assigns
and whom it may concern.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED lHAi
L we have expended the sum o. , uas
hundred dollars each year-total two nu. ..
dred dollars-in labor and improvellggiaiSs
upon the Silver Crown quarz n NV.
mining claim, situated in Warm sPfIniis s'
Creek mining district, Alturas county s lss
no Territory, as required by section Ina Ina
Revised Statutes of the United states, n' =,
the amount required to hold the s san ,n Nd
the years ending December 81, lsoo e, III, n,
1887. and if within ninety $50 days ave- 'I "a
notice by publication you fail or Le lrnsn.
contribute your proportion OF such h0 sng ,p
ditures as co-owner (your interest os san',nt.
undivided fifty feet of said CLAIM. aiu aaim
ing to SIG 67) your interest IN sa Stor rn
will become the property OF the suo st.iute,
under said section 1924, REVISED ''''''
of the United States. ,pr7
LAURA SCHWARTZ.
Guardian of Mark J. KING; "a = ln'''''
ketchum, Idaho, January .. l ssss
First publication Jan. I, 1000
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Wise Father, Foolish Son

You have the advantage of me, .
said the old merchant blandlv
you will have to get some one -
identify you' ~
Identify me? Why, / am your
son, just back from college,
MAY be-" answered the old GEN
tleman, "but my son did not Iool
like fool, wear monkey-tail coat
tight trousers and toothpick shoes
nor did he suck cane handles
When my wife returns from her
visit to my sister in the country,
you may present your claims to
her, and if she decides that you are
our offspring, I shall be happy to
bid you an affectionate goodbye
"a your Jeturn to college, y
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Application for a Patent.
Survey No. 5S3.

NOTICE No. 243
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Haley Idaho, October 20, 1887. {
Notice is hereby given that the Carrie
leonard Mining Company, a corporation
duly. organized and existing under and hy
virtue of the laws of the Territory of Utah
with It's principal Office in the CITY and
county OF Salt Lake, Territory of Utah
| and doing business in the county or Attn.
ras, Territory OF Idaho. by its attorney-in.
tact, W. ii. Watt, whose postof1ice address
is Halley, Alturas county, Idaho, has made
the 'or a United States Patent for
RACHEL IS
Lode mining claim, situate on unsuryeved
land in Little Smoky Mining district I'm.
ras county, Idaho Territory. consistina of
l42O $40 linear feet of the lode. and surface
ground Oh $40 feet WIDE being Lot No 63.
and described in the field notes and Mat ri
the omclal survey on file in this office. with
magnetic variation at Is degrees and 30
minutes east, as follows:
Beginnlng at the discovery point of this
claim and running N $40 81 h 600 feet
point in E end line Of claim: thence n 100
w z46 feet to corner No |; thence S 100 E
oo4 $40 feet to corner No 3: thence s $40 81,
w I4zO 3-lO feet to corner No 3: thence N
l9o 554 $40 feet to corner No 4; thence
o4o 81 r. l42O $40 feet to corner No |
embracing an area Of II 573-1OOO acres an
pied for. From corner No U. S. NJ. NJ No
bears s 74o 05' 49' w 1872 feet.
I, The said mining claim being of record in
the office Of the County Recorder of said
mining district, at HALEY, in Alturas county.
Idaho Territory. The nearest known loca
tons being the Fraction" Carrie Leon
ard, = Lot A., Sunday" willie" Molly
Bawn" and Pine Tree
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of the said Rachel lode min
ing claim or surface ground are REQUIRED to
tlle their adverse claims thereto with the
Register of the United States Land Office
at HALEY, Idaho Territory, within the sixty
days publication thereof, or they will he
barred by virtue of the provisions of the
statute IN such cases made and provided
II. .. BILLINGS. Register.
l direct that the foregoing notice of an
piication for patent be published for tie
period Of sixty days( ten consecutive weeks
IN the KETcHuM kEYsroNE, q weekly news-
paper published at Ketchum, Alturas coun-
y, Idaho Territory. being the newspaper
published nearest said claim.
II. O. BILLINGS. Register.
" II WATT. Att'y for C1nimanA
t1rst publication, October -, 1857.
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10 THOMAS WooLcoCK his heirs ona,..
GU are hereby notified that s Ssssl':
pended the sum Of two hundra5A % Iaa
( 80 IN labor and Improvements 81 nn uoA a
.it,,a,sS a. " aseX lode mining ci,i r'
district, Aituras county. I6ahn TN TN. Milling
required by section 2;322i Revised J't S.sy IS
OF the United States, being the t sm 0a'aa
CURED to hold the same Tor each ci'V yius Il
sPectiyelr, as follows: 1856 and lsss s' hla e
TWO years en- ing December Il IN , %jg
within ninety (y5) days after t1iS p",' aI.
Publication you fail or refuse Ia comfy ~.,ss
your proportion Of said expcndirn n,'' Y
co-oWler, your interest being onehsT
az aff1 t,,; 10 $itO, less $25 paid, and cs
VIII become the property Of the spEs,r S'.
under said section 2524. Revised Sra trt,-'
iiic IN nnited states. JOHN McCAW
First publication March H. rs,
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Notice of Forfeiture.

10 L. I. HUNTINGTON. his heirs and assigns
and TO all whom it may concern:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
4 l have expended the sum of one hun
dred dollars each year, total two HUNDRED
dollar, in labor and improvements, upOn
the Dayton quartz lode mining CLAIM
situated in Warm Springs Greek mining
district, Alturas county, Idaho TerritO!
as required by section 1924 Revised STATUTES
OF the United States, being the amountre
CURED to hold the same for the years END
ing December 81, 1856 and 1887, and il With
IN ninety & 800 days after this notice byPua
licatlon you fail or refuse to contribas
your proportion of such expenditure as er
owner, your interest being an UNDIVIDED
half Ill 1886, amounting to $50, and an III
divided third interest in 1887, amountnsn,
$35 1873, your interest in said claim VIII
become the property of the subscriber W.
der said section 1924 Revised Statute.
the United States. A II. HAMlLI0N :
ketchum, Idaho, January 20 1883 &
First publication Jan. Il lSS.
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LEGAL,
application for D.
NOTIC,E a.

r NoTICE No. %,
United STATES LAM a. -o''
Notice is hereby pira 'ehoer % IL.
dock and James Fl 1Rmeil that II wi wi
pllcation for a UnitnJ VSS q. have n.y. Ae
Mimi. o,,, "hAzoUk., ''entio' {.
I fdees mining district III Warm g.,
linear feet of the lodn a'i sum Of al eouass
592 to 600 feet wide ana surfacso 4
o ntIicia5 IN the field notes Lot s'
magnnt; survey on file in = ,a ana plat j y
easf as fo SariatiOn at des;rness, n
Commencing at the son, 'Aat,
post NO. OF said claim " VII east Coma,
- no. pears 5. 30 4O W "s, H I. N ing
thence N. llo So So W Sor me and J pes 9
corner pora Ho AMI 81 t THENCE s. 100 S. = !sorn
u. 392 feet to the place aii "a thence ls' :
ceptIng therefrom narro VI oesinnnp
o oo' ac S,ae Of the claim con Stp along i
leaving area claimed Of 10! lot Lot No Il %
-, Inc SAID mining claim ni acres. = I'D
the ONCE OF the Record lhg Of reeO,a.
az maltey, IN AIturas coTnt VI sad cous,s
n nea sast Known locations benz eiyn,, Idaho II
on s9uth and Yankee BIodn ,s The "Opba.s'
direct that this notina Guy" " on The saa
u rnI ihEdGHuM KEYSTONE, Il tbap aolisAedH
LOT the period of sixty DAYS laws mining tlaajss
ii. Q. BILLINGS D
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Constable's Sale
1 ERRlToRY OF IDauo

TERRITORY OF IDAHO.
Rf VIRTUE OF AN Eyr l,Iurasi
- suea out of Justice " vi i lion Il
the 18th day OF February, I lssV bearing "a,
sSeph pinkIlam and Albert 'S y wherein
late partners doing businomS,' Comsaci
name and style of Pinkba,mrS ), under d,
are plaintiffs and Jacob Ioo q COms0eg
iendant, and to me directed 0GISm man is 1,
upon all the right, title and I in ! have Iefsl
Jacob Lockman of, in and 70 ili, ,S Of ai
INNING property, to-wit: 7; Thu ,,ie following
Il1ty (a0) feet of the Silver l,e Ondlyidel
lode lode mining claim, situated rC on guam
FORK OF Wood river. in w Wo OIL The hy
Creek mining district, AI "nra Spring
idaho Territory, which / sbaii COUNT
pn6llc vendue, as the law d I%all exposes
urday, the Both day of March -tVCls' On Sat
at O'Clock P. NJ, at the front a. =, D lss
court house, at HALEY, aItur uoof Of ID,
idaho Territory, to the higb"s,' I I;G sg9unFg
cash. MITT StiT n9!II odde! d,
Constable ketchum pn raa'
hetchum, Idaho, February % iiieg 81 e.,
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Notice Of E'crfei.u-c.

10 JOSEPH BoGGs, his heirs and assigns.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIEDTUl
L ] have expended tie sum Of one him.
dred ($loo) dollars in labor and mrmvs
ments upon the Western Star Id,
mining claim, situated in Warm Shrine
Creek mining district, Alturas COUNTY ii,
no territory. as required by section g4
revised Statutes OF the United States, beins
the amount required to hold the same cI
the year ending December 81, ISL and
within ninety 600 days after this notcrls
publication you fail or refuse to conf .ENa
your proportion of such expenditure aso-
owner tyorr interest being onehsi
amounting to 500 your interest in sd
claim Will become the property Of the sub
scrlber under said section 232t. Eeyta
Statutes OF the United States,
JOHN ELLIS.
ketchum, Idaho, January ?, 1888
First publication Jan. 1883
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Notice Of Forfeiture


To J. S. Waters. his heirs and assn, ,o er
You are hereby notified that ! , ,is'.d oL
pended the sum of one hundred T ',non tho
lars in labor and Improvements I. u (, stu.
DAUTlAOLEDl lode mining c .;a, iI,u.
ated in Little Smoky mining district; DIV y
ras county, Idaho Territory, as r ,he iIlnita
section 1924, Revised Statutes OF ~. lnI ~ bod
States, being the amount REQUIRE nleombers s.,
the same for the year ending ~ bet laws aips
1887, and if within ninety ~ i p ~ reila
this notice by publication you la ~ q sueh e.
to contribute your proportion =, beus
penditure as co-owner, your l aleI 'vourin
two-thirds, amounting to $66 6ozs, lie prov
tcrest in said claim will become a setucu
erty of the subscriber nnder, say I'D Ststfs
1894, Revised Statutes of the ,1ur.nsfEKY.
T.. A. MONluv,oScs
First publication Feb. H. i''
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the RICH DO GROW RICHER.
Facts which Show It is All Humbug
to Say They Don't.

'J e@~~J 0WA -
Near the close of 1885 there died
in New York city citizen of that
place, who left to his children a
fortune estimated at $4,000, 600
beside making a number of minor
bequests. It will help US to form
an idea of the magnitude of the
sum if we consider that it would
have suficed to give Christmas
present of $40 to every inhabitant
OF the city, or at the rate of 500 to
every family Of five persons, sup
posing the population at that time
to have been ], 100000. A political
committee of 100, appointed in the
same city in October last, comprised
eight members whose estimated
wealth reached an aggregate of
somewhat more than $500, 900,
and at least two of the most celos-
sal fortunes were unrepresented in
this number. Estates rising into
the tens of millions are to be found
in various other cities, and taking
the country through, one might
designate twenty-five persons whose
united wealth, according to current
estimates, is not less than two
thirds of 81 ,000,OOO,OOO, or about
one per cent of the total wealth of
the United States, supposing this
to have increased over fifty per cent
since the census of 1880. Were all
the property in the United States
held in equally large amounts, the
whole would barely suffice for $25O0
proprietors; or, supposing these to
families averaging four persons
each beside themselves, it would
supply a population triAe larger
than that of the little town of Yon-
kers, as stated in the last census.
There are no authentic statistics
showing the distribution of prop
erty among different portions of
our people; but whatever the facts
may be as to the comparative difu-
sion of such wealth as is held by
the classes outside the circle of the
extremely rich, it will hardly be
disputed that the latter now hold
much larger proportion of the total
wealth of the country than was held
by like percentage of the people
twenty-five or thirty years ago, for
the proofs that this is the case lie
upon the surface and thrust them
selves upon general observation.
Moreover, | see no reason to be-
lieve that the tendency to increas-
ing accumulation at the upper end
of the possessory scale has reached
or is approaching its limit. A great
fortune, with ordinary careful man
possesses an enormous
power of accumulation. Even when
invested in good securities, at a
very moderate rate of interest, a
fortune that rises into the millions
affords ample means of making
yearly additions to the principal
If invested in real estate in any of
our growing cities it yields increas-
ing income from decade to decade
as the land advances in value, put
ting it in the power of the owner
TO lay aside an increasing surplus
WHILE in the hands of the shrewd
speculator, not over scrupulous in
his dealings, it's power of increase
may be still greater. In January,
1880, the New York Commercial
Advertiser reported the rumored ad-
1itions during the preceding year
% ten or twelve of "the great for
'unes identified with Wall street"
It $8O,OOO,OOO.-The Forum
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY
THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, the

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Physical Debility, Premature
Decline, Errors Of Youth, and
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mail. sealed. Illustrative sample free to all young
and middle aged men. Send now. The Gold and
Jewelled Medal awarded to the author by the Ma
tional Medical Association. Address p. o. box
1895, Boston, Mass, or DR.. W. h. PARKER, grad
uate Of Harvard Medical College Is years practice
In Boston, who may be consulted confdentially.
Specially. Diseases Of Man. ONCE No. Bulfinch st.
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"SAA1 ALLEN" Lode.

Beginning at the discovery point of this
claim and running S $50 As L TAO feet
point in E end line of claim; thence n $50
3O' w 800 feet to corner No. 1; thence S 35c
3O u 395 feet to corner No. 2: thence S 74c
w 4S3 TO feet to corner No 3; thence n
$50 IL II" W $40 2-1O feet to corner
thence 800 SOY w 625 feet to corner No 5
thence s $50 SOY L 1850 feet to corner No l
From corner No. 4 u S. NJ. NJ. No. 3 bears
s 100 ~, 0QN w 01fS D. IN foot
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Application for a Patent.
Survey No. 513.
NOTICE No. 23S.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, J
Haley, Idaho, October %. 1897 {
$ Sam Allen,'' "POtwrestler.''
s"Alie" and seClark,

consolidated lode claim, situate in Little
Smoky Mining District, Alturas county
Idaho Territory, consisting of four lode
mining claims embraced in one survey. be-
ing Lots Nos. 81, 81, SO and 50, and described
in the field notes and plat of the official
survey on lille in this office. with magnetic
variation at Is degrees 80 minutes east
as follows.
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NOTICE No. 243.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HALEY, Idaho, October %. 1897.
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MINING DISTRICTS!
READ BY EVERYBODY

Interested in the Mining Developments of
this, or any other portion of idaho.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

= hoasina 6ogn IN tAas directj0o. In
sDeA - evsna signals azs dispeayed 10
vaRu DaEinsxs q H. 0esgn asa Of TIE
diRee1io1 from vAich b Day BE- expect
ed 1his b daus By means Of a aes BY
dsy and tiahfs ~ nisht An irsesnA-
tiooal esce Of sizrA;s vhich mariners
from AL pasas II the globe eAn updee-
stand 10 ased. TIE stations upon the
eoast ere also IN teieRfaphis comn7ni-
cation With tbs life earring stations, and
give them notice OF spcroasbing storms
HE iA1s report Of the chief ssauA
cs6cer. A. ". Gseeiy. Of Arsis sxrior-
alton fame. stngs test daring the last
eseai year. Of 5ai ooia wave ssrna,s Civ
co. Is Uefe verified. The term "cold
means thst "toe temperature VIII fall
hs,os Is ce4rs g.. and thai IN q hsars
su abnormal fail Of Is CO mere degrees
VII occur." So that. although the ten
pesnture may fall. II IL doea nat eoze
within the prescribed amount, the pre-
cictsoo Of . cold rave 10 moi verified.
Thanks 70 our location, cold waves Dc
not often d!ssuxo the residents Of tht
PoRss sound country. bus in the biz
xard ridden regions east Of the Rocky
mountains these pred,csicns are Otter
Of great value TO farmers and ssocl
mso, enabling them 70 make prepafs
lions for properly oar:IR for vhss other
s'ss miQe: become valusiess throoal
exposure.
About s3oo.oco annually 10 tie amoan
appropriated By oonRrep9 - main
tensroe Of this bsanQn pveYu
cens service, which 8 - lariei
Of the observers and ao6G txpeud
lures brings the cost ~ 70 about 81, 90,
0o0 per year.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

vish fllssa sed hsvs - GEassd eseisty
vish TEEN rsesescs. Ths yonna laAssA
kooeVss, ess oDavAieoezpe.
Charles r LanGhsaa I'm Tacoma
sasiy isss v<ek for . thsss vsaks tf1r
- ss1s Lake City.
Fsa1k @. Rsse. sftsf IN shseDee o.
ssvsr~i oosshs h 0AtzfossiA rssnfosd
hxre Monday eveni1a.
y. g. Harness rssnrDed Ioeod1y EVEN
izR fsco tie go, vhsss b has bsss fef
aeoas q mcesh-
Tbouas Hasbsps asd his sso-sn lsv.
". 2. Mnssoe. Of Nebesska, VITO have
bseo q hs Tacoma for . fev veese,
returned sasa ca Friday.
1es CneereRssaonaisses ct OyDosa
tntend eivinA . co0ssft - The cspssea
soop, and scme Of Tscoms's sUses anG
eO have ecrsscfed % ssks part
The Crescent Cinb b n moro. he
boys have sepsfnssd and saks thsar
useais % vasioue rlaeeA TIE stun,
hoDsves. has is4ssd ~ sU1endid guar
tess 10 J. =. Balm, Nelson b-onetcs
chief eieek. what be inseo1s DOING
With this large ho1>e time alooe Cai
tell. He himself ofsers the sxpiAnasioc
that hsa family u coming from the east.
NJ. and Mrs- ". p. Fesrineton, OF
NsW Yofk, sho have been ~ Tue Is
coma fos sevessi days, viii leave early
thts vsek for tie eaat.
Mu. Charles HODGE. Afs- David hoo
ertson aud Mics smssn, three isdies
from Portland. are passing . fev days
q Tbe Taooma.
Coi. n. h. Osiues and Ara- O.ipes
a'riv-d here yesterday co soate 70 East
ern Washington.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-04

Mr.. H. u. At,ridse. Of Port Lnalov.
vns In the city last Tuesday.
Mr.. q. l. y. k,lisss has resigned his
position sith Ora b Davies.
Mr.. W. y. Smith, OF Clifton. Is in the
city visiting cid acaasin'sncea-
krs Robbins. ot this city. t. visiting
Mrs. u, U. Pearson. OF sgan ~ood.
Uapssin dec. u. Hiii Ia ssili confined
20 his home With sprsinei aukie
MI Csariss q iiisiein leaves today for
California on = te. day Business tfie.
Mrs. Jniss aeyt sesatasd home last
Wednesday from G vt~it TO California
Cap'ain v n. Car leaves this N arn.
Ina Tor M Nsrnas On business ifip.
M W y. J,eksen. = phstasrsvher
OF fsceIA vas Ia toes lat feesdsy
Easr Il II. Mss held revival servis.s
ai ssdse,. W. L., daring tbs psss week.
Msrsh~i Iianniiion returned home yts-
tssaas srs IN astsedtne esert a. Tacoma.
Mr.. y. l. iicest returned lass evening
from trip ,eruash kss,era wAs2ing
$50.
Ms Deus.ass Noang cxgsess 10 isase
shortly fef an exteEeed Iahfofci.
visit.
M n. IA. Gilman ard wife are sx
pscsed 10 arrive 10 Seattle IN seeas tsD
cav.
Mr.. ard Mss.I MT.ttAinssn. osNe
cssiir. wsrs 10 tie CITY daEtaS the past
uesa.
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