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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-04
TWO BUSHELS OF ANSWERS

me Theater-Metrop
The Date-Feb. 9.
The Prizes.
Two seats to performance of "The
Chaperons' at the Metropolitan this week
to each successful participant.
Two bushels Of answers!
once again have the readers of the
Sunday G o b made it possible to pro-
nounce I h G 10 b els series of conceal
ed-Word contests a series of successes.
I b e's first contest was sue
cess, the second contest was a grand
success, but the Sunday contest capped
the climax.
Many of the participants in the former
contests in sending in their answers sug-
gested to the contest editor that he make
his contests harder The contest editor
accepted this advice, and enough words
were scattered through L h e Gl o b e's
want pages to make the search for the
correct answer real work.
The attempt to make the contest more
difficult simply spurred the readers of
he G b e on to greater effort, and
early Sunday morning the young man in
charge of the business office counter real
lied that the contest was on.
Early Sunday morning the answers be-
gan to pour in, and all day Sunday the
pour continued. Sunday night the letter
boxes were filled, and the young man be-
gan to wave signals for assistance
Bushel baskets were secured and the
bushel baskets soon assumed a WeIl-filled
look.
The contest was a real success for
every participant had an even chance
e G / 0 b e announced that the draw
ing Of the winners would be started at 5
o'clock Monday afternoon, and every
answer received Up to that hour went
into the heap of letters
At o'clock T h Globe manage
ment invited the public to the draw
ing. A small boy was blindfolded, the en-
velopes containing the answers were
thoroughly mixed and then, one at
time, the blind-folded small boy picked
up the answers which, if correct, won for
their writer's the seats to the perform
ance of THE Chaperons.''
This time I h e Clio be made the con-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-02-04

6,243 miles. On the 10th the wind moved
the swiftest, attaining a velocity of thir-
ty-six miles ali hour.
The total precipitation for the month
was .53 inches which is away below the
average, the deficiency in this respect
being 40 inches. The average precipjta-
ton for the month of January for the
past thirty-twO years has been .93 inches
Last year it wSS CT; there were seven
days in the month in which more than
.01 inches of snow fell.
During the month there were IA clear
days, II partly cloudy and during which
there vas no sunshine whatever.
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they be apprehended and that the proper
punishment be meted to them"
R. L. Benham,
s. j. McDOnou gh-
&C. w. Boelter,
James Dorain,
Andrew J. Ries,
Frank j. BauInann
The above verdict was the verdict rem
dered by the coroner's jury late yester-
day afternoon, after hearing the testi-
mony of witnesses on the murder of Of
f1cer Mayer, at the inquest conducted by
Coroner A. W. Miller. The testimony
was along the same lines already publish
ed in t e Gle b e, and nothing new
was brought out.
Assistant City Physician Gilfllan de-
scribed the wound. The bullet had en-
tered the groin on the left side just in
front of the crest of the ilium, or pelvic
bone. 1t had penetrated the abdomen
and passed through the intestines In al
most direct line, to a point in front
of the hip bone on the right side, where
it lodged just under the skin Mayer
told him he had been fired upon three
times by someone who stood in front Of
him. The wounded officer died on the
operating table while the operation to
extract the bullet was being performed.
DR.. ]. NJ. Armstrong, of st. Josephs hos
pital, who assisted Dr. GiIfllan, also de-
scribed the wound.
Herman BoeseI Testiffes.
Herman Boesel, $40 Harrington avenue,
almost across the street from Jessrangs
saloon, who was the first to reach Of
ficer Mayer after he had been shot, de-
scribed the locality in which the murder
was committed. He had heard revolver
shots at 2 o'clock in the morning and
had also heard the policeman whistle
three times When he reached the dying
patrolman he handed him his keys and
told him to send an alarm from the
patrol box. He noticed man about 200
feet in The rear Of the saloon running
toward Sherburne avenue as he came
out Of his house, and he heard Mayer say
that there were three men in the party.
Paul G. Gerver, 1876 Harrington avenue.
also testified to hearing shots. He said
he heard three shots as he lay awake
in bed across the street.
Sergeant Edward Christian, of the Rom
do street police station, told of proceed
ing to the scene of the murder, and
finding Mayer on the ground grooming.
Mayer told him that he had been shot
by three young men without Overcoats,
and that was the only description he
could obtain. Mayors gun, mittens and
revolver pouch were beside him on the
ground, and he was suffering terrible
pain.
Assistant County ATTORNEY O'Neill con-
Quoted the cross examination.
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lie a RIde ON slreet cars.

Call at Twin City Coupon Co.. go Ger.
mania Life buiidinA. st. Paul.
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EiGUF Schoch's xxx First Patent is excelled
IIeuI nowhere. We guarantee ii in every vzsv
and the price Is much less than what you nav for
9TH hfph- YoIa ffo,,r, q Q 49,
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filing appointments you secure the per-
sonai attention of Mr.. zimmerman. Tele-
phone 1868 ia.
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BROADWAY AND SEVENTH, ST. PAUL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04
WHISKY
To BLAME
NEARLY EVERY DAY RECORDS
JUST SUCH A CASE

An awful death occurred IN a cell
N the civ Jail last evSning.
kersnin- eaten skeleton Is all that IL
kft 81 man. once a reputable ar
&isan OF this city. From letter
hound In one OF his pockets. II Il be-
Heved his name was ". A. Leitch.
Yesterday morning he was sent to
koslce headquarters by Ofhccr Helms
q ho found him in the lower part OF
me city. Al the station Il was soon
kvideng that the man was not only
Suffering from n protracted spree of
Several months duration. but that
Eanltary methods had long been sus-
fended in his case. Jnilor Stepier
hook him cut in the alley and cut on
his clothes. which were reeking with
klth. He was then placed In hlan-
kets and provided with a comfort
hhle bed in the rear OF the wonen's
reli. There Dr. Ludlow attended him
but too late. He was already q dying
bran. Shortly after s o'clock he ex-
hired. Coroner Hoye took the body
h charge and sent Il 10 Butter
Srorth's rnorgue. No relatives or
Friends of the dead man are known.
hnd he will probably MI n pauper's
<rave.
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THE MARKETS

Tho markets were very. busy to-
day. Berries are in strong demand
and are meeting with excellent sale.
Hood River natives and Eastern
Washington berries are selling all
the way nom $500 10 St.0e. although
extra fancy cases hrins t4.bu.
Cherries are very scarce. Last
nights shipment from the South
has not materiaiiEed. and Il Is said
there viii be none tonight. They
are nrsn today at sI,0e Aspara gus
Ia scarce and firm a Si.s5aito.
Among the very latest arrivals on
the markets are few boxes of new
apricots and pluma. No regular
quotation is yet made. Butter and
Eggs continue nrm.
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RESTAURANT
RATES co UP

AZ meeting OF about is restaur-
ant mon OF the city. held last niEht
IN Gotmania hall. Il was decided In
raise the price OF meat, fish and eEg
orders ave cents each, IN uanocths
ton was formed. 10 be known as the
Restaurant owners assoc iHtiunt and
officers were elected as fplloWHt
President, ~. L. Davis, first Niee
president -, utlry. second vice
president, w, n Gill. secretary, G. n.
Perry. treasurer. A. n, Caaieu. tfns-
tcs. n. A.. Ripley. ]. q, Popp and II.
Madole.
II IL claimed that the rise Is due
10 the advance OF the prices OF pros
VisionA
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COURTHOUSE NOTES

ar. l. Hesgeson. receiver for the
|Hsftfssssst Fixture Co. has filed pa
rs IN tbs suESeor court ssklnS
~ psTmls+,s<n TO Spe ssne sea1e
|Sfses44 HpT1 AMI ~ De,aer kse-
skaiss fc'r nsolss - eiesr posses
. leysesisf tS ~, orcsc~ss
estseSa 90. weSc = ~ - Ns'Sss' $50
c1pss % tuc9 o,.e. ~ 90 sessssseH
rgfhfs sfk.9gss. s.ss o.. l'eek -
|ax~ 4 SsssSsEsss Egss. y5sylses 4 IN
-; Il ss5sIs. ~ clsesysssR
IL es~lesi Dts7Nsss aes<. ns1ss d -
|rx q 81 & g. ~ sss isfst aassasssxs NJ ~
IS bun M ON sFepaansss of 1essss-
pB as4 nasl@ DweHfs
'6sa. u.tatesi afnsrTs grand fnry cssa-
cnza asssat nssaS afberuo0n NJ 2
8fc1E ~ 4fsfs saxaprai coure
| 0un6izaanns have been iiIed II the
NanT esuer by Chaa r. Wiicux
Kafnzs rasseens Bros. Frye. srufn
b and James Henry. ar. WILCOX
GackEd by c1c Beacon Hilf Inn
UFouxn1 efCb. ans demands Ia his
sn-reasnt thnE tbe three firns be
SDeatxalnsd nom conducting slau0ht-
Emzess rendering works. or eat
q yards IN TIRE vicinity Of Beacon
Gk Ssre aecDrrrys rapresonfins
3he risintiH In me matter are 2, r
<FrSt. A. ". Enlnons. Geo. Hawiey
a u T. Wafler.
4 Che S<rtife AiTeccyrz rnserusban
zllxay Co. hrs oled a petition m
- e1per7or court. asking for Ger
zfnu 70 condemn right q way
q e sur Of shsir read from sea11e
&she suit oS sarnn Woodwnr<
6rnauEHeF nd censTs wae an
|I1IIuURf ttdnW
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nIyEs ANp MIyINe


nnEpufNG ron GOLD
There = hsf pne apparatus In the world
that viii De- perfect work In the matter
Of dredging for gold N la the eight
inch heNsher Perfection Cola preding
Pump. This e. not a vacuum or cen
trituEal pumping apparatus. but = a.
rect Hetiou plnnger pump designed for
this purpose IL - tho only plnuEer
pump that successfully pumps sold. sand.
gravel. lead bullets. huuidcrs. any gran
uiar matter, raising the same from any
depth AMI dlseharEing through itH cham
ters to any height or distance without
injury to it, working PARTS, The Eff
cheney Of the Centrifugal pump teftnln-
aies when Il encounters pressure Of 30
feet head. about - pounds 90 the square
inch. This Centrifugal apparatus Will
pump up sand. but to suction power n
net great enough 90 llft sold. The EN-
cheney of our plungcr pump Is limited
can utilize II nfts sold, nne or IN mug
Ests. as readily A. nne sand Endless
chain bucket dredEed used for gold
dreaFirg iose hair the gold. the inner
gold disturbed hy the buckets being car
fied away by tho action Of the water.
our ptunEer pump saves every atom OF
gold. since sill disturbance "a caused by
the rush OF waters into the suction pipe.
INTO which every particle Of detached mat
ter IL carried. This puinp has a cnpaC-
tty Of 3 cubic yards 81 solid matter per
minute. aa2O cubic yards In a 2f.hour
run. Total cost of moving this matter
from river bottom to slulce boSes not
pump now on exhibition. Come and
make your own tests The same work
IN half the time az half The cost OF any
other apparatus now on the market
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,
rhons. James se0i. 1910 2nd Ave
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Messrs. Russell and Drew are giv-
ing their patrons an excellent at
traction this week IN "roo Rich TO
Marry one OF the funniest plays
put ON In Seattle this year, The
company Is a good one and gives a
capital production OF this fun pro
voking play. "TesS Rich 60 Marry"
will be the bill fer the week with a
ma ttnce Saturday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

The spanish hullfighters who are
to give an exhibition af the national
sport OF spain At Athletic park Sat
urday aud Sunday afternoon are In
camp on East jefferson street. living
In genuine Mexican fashion. A Mex
lean dinner Is "a be given tomorrow
afternoon by the hulifightets 10 the
newspaper men Of Seattle. Hot Ia
males. chile eonearne and other we'll
seasoned Mexican dishes will be on
the menu
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Theaters
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


sweet Lavender" continues 60 be
a sterling attraction at the Seattle
theater. wher Harrington Reynolds
and his excellent company are pro-
duelnE pinero's beautiful play. The
success OF this piece aud Of the com
pany j. deserved. for il has been put
on only after weeks 81 careful re-
hearslug. sweet Lavender" VIII be
the bill for the remainder OF the
week with popular priced matinee
Saturday
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LOCKED IN ROOM
HOUSE ROBBED

Mrs. Paul pasdro. Of 1910 Marion
street, was locked IA her bath room
Sunday night by two burglars. who
coollv went through the house while
she was "a captivity. Jewelry valued
az 5000 was stolen
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The advance sale for Richard
Mansfield has been enormous. Few
sessW are left fer either Friday or
Sotos6Sy evenings. when he VIII pre-
Ssss ocaUe DR.. and The First
Ssss1apr - Uhe Crane seat reserva
es-ss oaoR b. prueWely ealic1 for.
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SeattIe-TaCOma Route

steamer Bay city Fast Time
Leave Seattle Pier !, n. +. wharf
1900 m, 700 p. IN. Leave Tacoma
y. T.. wharf 500 a. m, $500 p, M.
w. J, ELLIS.
When ouyine articles advertised IN
this paper. speak OF the star.
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The Seattle city Directory FOR 1909
n now in pfeHa. Individuals or arms
who have moved or made any chang
IS since called on py the cnumerntor
can have the correction made by adj
dressing Folks Directory Co, az
Sullivan Building. Seattle Tel. Red
zT0a 90.
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celery, sae Per dos. sweet reia.
tasa. 400 per oaeei chill psppeis, sauaoo
saAefkfanis aA4sg tomatoes p" -
ssa's fss.shes To- psr oos p"fi ns,.n 1pS
Soc eaullnower 81 81 pumpkins, 2u9Ne
lff ~. squaahaa, gee, wts nfhha. ~.
id ssss, as ls s a - p.r 6os nrasss
HHfuufH fHHc. ptun. Anac telephone ptae
= native u thuhnrb IHaN. p,g,g rs'ns
e sas y Al ssS, 10 ' esr Ses, atve. li.sa
usi.ta per enHs.
Provisions
rresh meut-t'aw beef, % per ipl steer
beef pUp4u per M muttuni wethef' she.
ewes. f8e. pofk 100 poe lhi Feal '"'s''
i.rssia viii, = Hams. iaae. breakfss,
backs tie bellies. 1896
ifas= PUGET sound. per ton. 81 ooi East
sfn Weshinsien timothy tiH"ea ip'oV' al
drain oats. sas co. wheat. sgs 90. corn.
$50 90 relied barley. i21oo
Butter. Cheese. regs and Poultry
Butter Washington ereamedss, a2e
'e ebssss Native washiaston ran cream.
tsutte. EASTERN New rorh, iasgltoi
Wiaeanain. tAfi Hoouefort, tac. efam,
tit 600 ~ % per easel New Nefk. insieo
hamburger. tnUife, brick. iaFisci Swiss
Tsss strictly fresh ranch. eo0sic. can.
fefnia. ff0iaei eFrgon, inc,
Live Poultry Hens. tahuttci ffysra.
81 ehus 90 PER tosi turkeys. iauitcl reese.
tnUiiei ducks. i1cs
nressaa Poultry Turkeys, itniGii geese.
tfutaoi ducks, itUiaci chickens, isuisc.
mans1 =ie1facs
Commission MEMS Prices
Corrected datiy~The following gfissa ars
being @n@faA 80 th~ Ffoducer IN ruuhd iots
GA the dafk % IN the car ~ ktaitiai
GRAIN atn ssp. upad 90 %. barley. p2i 80
wheat chicken feed. s2i,po. corn. ouih.
Use 90
eheens~ Native Washington. iiHliNo.
EnMa@&triCftE fresh ranch. Tie.
butter Washington creamery. isGieel
tuneh. ta4iGe.
CHICAGO. June a.--wheat n rs
II IS
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sANAnesa parrsre

An 1s1xusrvvor% 4 sssns czsaDss
yssstefsasgy q xunsrai earztusop gas
cnnstas I'D ~ two usfhEa S1ursnsnsa
Rrt@sts ever the EemHtun ew D
AsaU1- > pFsuffneuf aassSsEsor e tes
local tapttnHse pe.aazaxzofs. ssf18 Gasss
Of CONSUMPTION Mfndayf. TnGern.or
was in Lake Nsew cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

ttaHHHf pfieea rata Tor second hand
household goods, stoves. bedroom sets,
carpets etc. aud second hand once FUR
nitnfsl Hsd Front Furniture Co. iig.ii3
tefaiM hNsnus south. Tel, ued 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

wANTEp-wnd horses. wn
give sn for the use Il any horss
fnnf my men cannot ride al tn.
BULL FfGHf an BASEBALL PatR
June 7sh ana sta. Address .hSs
paoer. JOE Watkins.
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8zsifir Cftpper E4ine. cas- let ave.
akesf[E LIST cfasS $50. End e'ass cas-
HQn4 ara Gnicvin BAY fsr osasS
1s 2rd cfazs af6 % Ghagway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-06-04

NOTICE OF HEARING IuHe. sale
OF Lot /. Block 6. Of KING County
Addition.
Notice IL hereby given that the
board 81 county commissioners 81
King county. Wash. viii convene In
Their rooms in the King County
Court house ca che zsth day q
June. 100. al the hour OF o'clock
y. m. for the purpose q determining
upon the nsvisabiiifs Of selling lot !.
block &. % King County addition.
Parties interested for OF against
said sale viii appear before this
board At that tire and have q hear
in-.
Dated thln I'D day ~ May. 1909.
COUNTY COMMISSIONING OF
KING COUNTY.
Hy Geo. u. t.ampinE.
Clerk ~ the Board.
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OWN a HOME.
building contracts faF sale. with these
contracts you can buy home, buy %
farm. ray on uaftHaKe - buiid n
home without paying Interest. We have
HaiHa low numbers that will mature this
SUMMIT II Fmi awu l0t We ran Fe-
cure you building loan - build %
onea on an unmaiufed contract Whom
eentfHn natures will pay the loan.
Company hes several houses completed
and building. THIS IL a poor mans or
HHffHnitN Ga secure q house On easy pay
Hfnis ~ only 81 - Per month faii or
adaresa room CO. sullivan buiiiinE.
AZ ALAaKA nApaAtN- II me bet town
~ Aissts today. 1000 population. 30
fupin hotel furnished complete through.
cut modern. rented for ti25 per month
and doing good businsfsi snap fef
- Douglas. Aissha.
ron sALr-etTr HEAL ESTATE
ron HALE-TWo lots and Y on Risth ave-
nas north fpf thp1i decided snap. must
b closed oct ai once. terms.
: tots 100 fa-t square On Terry ave. iust
on Isihs street largo handsome nat
buildings. returning tt3z month prgp'
sttN cost Afd.nsii Mi ell fss go 60.
this property wiil double IN two years.
Nice cottage situated on fnn.siEsd boz! all
street ilupta smeats done ana paid fpr
tia9i = cash,
A LAwHERcp.
tOsM Second ave
Hln hundred thousand dollars 20 loan.
A. LAWRENCE.
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JossINe oUoTaTIoEs


PIES. faeWsi o. eating applies. 81 1895 ~
eranaer. 81 zoo W "a. tananas. t.,s5kls 81 ~
pirraprler. ss.np prrae4t Heeliiinf arsaHHa.
" -oDz Is. navsis. 81 e1g 50. NsaltsFrsa.
can SWEETS. ~ So. NstaneiaA. - oo1ft -
uFuess o. a0FfslOu ease. tAnMsftuse 81 y
Eflpe fruit. - etgftuu.. ntraNb berries
Nhte r~r cratr. Reed Nlvs~s, tststE 81 81
retivs. 81 ss4ss o.. cherries. Ito per Box
eoop-hetgfss 81 - rsr crate.
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Fletcher s. Carpenter. realty bar
gains only.
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We viii close oaf fha Loae~rss
Shoes that we're IN the NtzIhssgs Eisxp
aitn sEus.fA st o. n IannrTs e, q,
for from s<.06 10 sk.ao. VII an d.,
sold before she week - out. outlet
Ciothiu4 Co. Washington and occi.
dental
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HO! FOR NOME!
JUNE 5------S. S. OREGON

Northwestern Commercial Company
Seattle.
Phone Main sol: General onees'
eOi-s Pioneer hag.. phone Union u.
secure choice berths by applyihs
early. Also agents Tor Wild Coos
Railroad Company. TO points on
whose Mne we issue through bilis %
lading from Seattle.
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- - eUioninc fur kseyess ssposra
-S4----@..-
nstsnset nrsa. psaasA - Uef~a
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NOTICE OF WFAETNI1--FHIe 0T T8I
;. block g. king County addition
(fraetIuuau
Notice j. hereby given that the
board OF county commissioners u
King county. Wash. viii convene In
their rooms Ia the klnE County
Court House on tho zHth day Of June
1907. az the hour Of o'clock q. m.
for the purpose of determining the
Availability ~ selling the southeast
erly 20 feet OF lot 5. block :. King
County addition.
Parties interested for or against
said Hale viii appear before this
board ~ TINT time and have = hear
ing.
Dated this 28d dHy Of May 1902.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF
KING COUNTY.
Hy Geo. u. LampinF.
CLARK ~ the Haard
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the Superior Court Of the State Of
Washington. FOR King County. IN
the matter Of the estate Of Henry
Dubbs. deceased. No. IA
Notice is hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against the en-
tate Of Henry uubha. deceased. TO
present same with necessary vouch-
Crs. within one year after date OF
the first publication OF thin notice 10
the undersigned special adminiatra-
trix OF said estate. at her place of
transactiou Of the business Of said
estate. namely. al the office Of g. r.
Bogue, her attorney. room 63S Paci-
flc Block. IN the City Of Seattle,
Washington. CLARA DuBBs,
Special Administrators.
Dated at Seattle. Washington. May
Z. 1909. Date OF first publication
O. r. BoGuE.
Attorney for Administrative.
NOTICE TO CREDITORs.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the State Of Washington for King
county.
In the matter Of the estate OF
Henry DubbH, deceased.
Notice II hereby given TO all per-
sons having claims against the es-
tate OF Henry Dubhas deceased 90
present the same with the neces-
sary vouchers. within one year from
date OF the first publication OF this
notice. To the undersigned admins
trathix of said estate. at her place of
business Of said estate. to-wit. at the
office of q. Il. BoRue, attorney at
law. room s2s Pacific block. Seattle.
Washington.
CLARA DUBBs,
Administrative
Dated at Seattle. Washington, May
Z. 1902.
Date OF first publication. May 10.
1902.
G. II. BOGUE,
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ron sALI.-elr, nrAt rsrArn

WEST SEATTLE PROPERTY.
Nov IL the time % bay Efoteftg IN this
beaufifuf suburb. graded streets. me
water, sfand view. nicely located small
payments EafsuHs meHfhiy. homes built
go saHY tefnasi Ns will fufninh you with
piAus free. call 10 nH1 SO ua bsfoTs gou
boz 4. ). iaVssimsnt Co. issi Ia
Ihlfh ave.
: ezaafe tHaetn. iakf Washington. water
front Hsaf Columbia city mo summer
Eanlss. easily elsafst god coil cheap.
8 Hafes tn cultivation With Broom hard
nnlan hauna. esflfu- passes through The
Iaaa HsaF eeianti=. nns home. Very
cheap $3.50
10 are tracts n Wits River valley. on
fufsIufbau car lna
~ 10 acre tracts nra4 South fafk. SO
sd EafaiHsl iaaa. nus nlafirs view.
gUAfIfEtN a HOLMAN.
500 ssN fefk bip1k.
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$50 taKaa ~ twa t1ss 20 foot each. on
Grand ave-. Wet SEATTLE. I need ths
fsassY. q y Buell. 1903. Twenty.
fourth ave. Tel lisek sssa.
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SEVERAL rtEaee lafs On Harrison. Roy
ard HNafHftFan streets Bargains IN lots
and haaeee 1T Fremont sresm LAKE.
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Sailing June Z. IL, "a, -. e. A-ki.
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city. SitkA south bound), City Of
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